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Where is the Broccoli City Festival?

Broccoli City Festival is a two day hip-hop festival that takes place in at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. with around 30,000 festies in attendance.

Who is performing at Broccoli City Festival?

The 8th annual festival will take place over two days for the first time ever (May 7-8) and feature performances by Ari Lennox, Summer Walker, Jeezy, Wale, 21 Savage, Larry June and more.

Also, how much are broccoli city tickets?

How Much Are Broccoli City Festival Tickets. On the primary market, 2-Day General Admission passes start at $109.50+ fees, 2-Day VIP passes start at $259.50+ fees, and 2-Day Festival Parking passes start at $80+ fees. VIP passes including the following: Special main stage viewing areas.

And another question: can you bring chairs to broccoli city festival?

Yes, but no earlier than a week before the festival.

Who owns broccoli city?

Brandon McEachern - Founder

Brandon McEachern - Founder - Broccoli City | LinkedIn.

When did broccoli fest start?

In 2013, when Broccoli City co-founders Brandon McEachern, Marcus Allen, Darryl Perkins, and Jermon Williams started the festival, the DMV hip-hop scene was still burgeoning.

Who owns broccoli fest?

Broccoli City Festival is an American music festival founded by Greensboro, North Carolina entrepreneur Brandon McEachern.

One may also ask: what is the broccoli festival in dc?

The largest annual weekend mobilizing young people, companies, and community organizations to create a more RACIALLY EQUITABLE world for black Millennials and Gen Z'ers.

In respect to this, are broccoli city tickets refundable?

All tickets will be automatically refunded within 30 business days. We will also continue to keep you informed and uplifted as we all battle through this pandemic together. In the meantime, please continue to take COVID-19 seriously.

Why is it Broccoli City?

Broccoli City was founded by Brandon McEachern, Marcus Allen, and Darryl Perkins. McEachern and Allen, two longtime friends, told BLACK ENTERPRISE that the name derived from their Broccoli City clothing line, which they launched as a nod to their hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina.

By Kanter Mardy