The Grand Center Arts District will be holding a multiday music festival in St. Louis.
Music at the Intersection is an event presented by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation that celebrates local musical genres while giving a spotlight to talented artists. There will be numerous performers, including the Saint Boogie Brass Brand, BJ The Chicago Kid, and Joe Louis Walker. Guests can watch the Albert King Alumni Tribute Show. Several venues will hold after parties for the event, including The Fabulous Fox and The Sheldon Concert Hall.
The main stage at the fest is The Big Top, which is a circus tent-style facility that can accommodate up to 2,500 people. Attendees can also enjoy other carnival-themed amusements during the festival, such as a rideable flying trapeze, street performers, and dunk booths. Sauce Magazine will help provide food trucks for the event. There is also a Mural Market where guests can purchase items from local artisan vendors. Artists can promote themselves to visitors during gatherings like this by handing out Business Cards.
The fest will take place on September 10 and September 11 at 11:00 am. General admission will cost $79 per day or $149 for a weekend pass. People can buy VIP tickets for $350 a day or $650 for the weekend. Those with VIP admission will receive special seating in The Big Top and access to exclusive food vendors.
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