Granfalloon Festival to return to Bloomington June 1-5
May 29, 2022 1:58 pmThe mainstage concert will feature Japanese Breakfast, Car Seat Headrest and NNAMDÏ.
The mainstage concert will feature Japanese Breakfast, Car Seat Headrest and NNAMDÏ.
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Student tickets cost $16 and general admission tickets cost $20.
The festival will include a parade, live music by the Bloomington Brass Band, food and other attractions.
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The concert will feature performances by Sylvia McNair, Bloomington Peace and Sing for Joy! Choirs.
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Festival visitors can purchase glass blown creations, watch sword-fighting and make their own glass pieces.
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