Fringe Season is the Best Season
You’re invited to join us for a show, or come find us on the lawn. This is our plan, but we often add shows and change things up once the scuttlebutt starts up.
If you click on an event in the calendar it has the venue and a link to purchase tickets.
You can visit the Festival website here.
Legend
- ? = we haven’t yet bought tickets
- ! = it’s an artist we know will be a crowd-pleaser
- /K = only Kirk
- /S = only Sunni
- No / after = both Kirk and Sunni will be there
If you have a Google account, you can click the + in the bottom right corner of the calendar above and it will add it to your Google calendars so you can see it next to your calendar, on your devices, etc.
Fringe Pro-Tips
There is a whole culture to Fringe, it’s like if theater camp and burning man had a baby. Lots of creativity, self-expression, community, nerdiness, neurodiversity and fun. It’s a great opportunity to wear that loud shirt or tutu or tiara or whatever!
- Parking can be tricky. Especially on the weekends. Plan to arrive very early.
- In addition to the ticket price (100% of which goes to the artist) for each show, you will need to purchase a $10 button once (this supports the festival). You can usually do this online, but you will need to find a spot to claim your button before finding your venue, so allow extra time for this.
- The show starts at the time listed. You want to arrive at the venue 5-10 minutes + before the show time. Waiting in line and talking about the shows you’ve seen is part of the experience.
- Once the show starts, the doors close and no one can enter. So if you arrive late, or have to leave mid-show you won’t be allowed back in. This is to support the artists.
- Pay attention to which venue a show is in and factor in travel time. Some venues are a 10 min walk from each other, and some are much further or require a car or shuttle.
- There are tons of food trucks, a beer tent and live music on the lawn with great people watching.
- Part of the charm of Fringe is that you never know what you’ll get. Come with an open mind and remember these are mostly not professionals.
- Respect towards artists is taken very seriously, silence your device, no photos, don’t be a jerk.
- Text us if you’re at Fringe and want to connect, and remember that we’ll be in and out of shows not looking at our phones.