Panoply’s footprint is the same as it has been for recent festivals. To allow more space in the park for social distancing among festivalgoers, A Taste of Panoply is offering fewer activity tents and stages, but the 2021 programmed activities are spread out across the same area you would visit each year for the event. Below are edited excerpts.Īllison, is Panoply’s footprint at Big Spring Park going to be the same size this year as normal years? Recently, I connected with Arts Huntsville executive director Allison Dillon-Jauken to learn more about what the Panoply experience will be like this year. According to Arts Huntsville, Panoply’s average attendance over an entire weekend is 70,000 to 75,000. It’s easily the city’s most significant festival, after multi-day music fest Big Spring Jam went kaput after 2011. Which, after 12 months of COVID-cramped life, is excellent news for North Alabama residents ready to reconnect with local culture and a beloved Huntsville event. Tickets are on sale at .īut Panoply is happening, by God. Only Friday night at Panoply will culminate in a fireworks display this year, instead of the usual Friday and Saturday. Others, like craft beer and the student art tent (perhaps not best consumed in that order) are not. Some of Panoply’s central facets, like an array of visual artists and solid local-centric music lineup, are back.
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But Saturday and Sunday are free to attend this year As AL.com previously reported, Friday’s admission cost is $20, up from the festival’s usual $10 day passes. Set for April 23 – 25 at the fest’s standard location, Big Spring Park, address 200 Church St., Taste of Panoply involves key changes in pricing and programming. By Matt Wake | around 1,500 volunteers help make the Panoply Arts Festival happen.Ĭautiously easing back to life after a pandemic- canceled 2020, Panoply ’21 is a slimmed-down affair organizer Arts Huntsville is calling “A Taste of Panoply.”
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