Williamsburg Hosts the BBQ Brawl and Music Festival

Scene from Williamsburg BBQ Brawl and Music Festival featuring BBQ food and live music

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Mark your calendars for April 25-27 as Williamsburg welcomes the Revolutionary BBQ Brawl and Music Festival at Chickahominy Riverfront Park. Enjoy delicious barbecue, family-friendly activities, and live music from talented bands throughout the weekend. Kick off on Friday with mouth-watering food and music, partake in yoga or a bike ride on Saturday, and finish with a charity run on Sunday. Secure your tickets to experience the vibrant atmosphere!

Willamsburg Welcomes the BBQ Brawl and Music Festival!

If you’ve got a taste for delicious food, lively music, and some exciting activities, you might want to mark your calendars for April 25-27. The Revolutionary BBQ Brawl and Music Festival is set to take center stage at the beautiful Chickahominy Riverfront Park in Williamsburg, and it promises to be an unforgettable weekend!

Kickoff with BBQ and Tunes!

The party starts on Friday, April 25, at 6:30 p.m., under a massive tent filled with tasty aromas and upbeat vibes. Get ready for an evening of mouth-watering barbecue along with tantalizing tastings of beer, whiskey, and wine. Music lovers will be tapping their feet as the Cody Christian Band kicks off the night with some lively tunes. If you want to dive into this fantastic experience, you’ll need to snag a ticket for $45.

A Fun-Filled Saturday!

On Saturday, April 26, the festival continues early with a slew of family-friendly activities. At 9:30 a.m., you can choose to join a fun bike ride over to Spoke + Art. If biking isn’t your thing, there’s a lovely yoga session waiting for you under the tent led by the talented Lia Bollinger from Ironbound Gym – a perfect opportunity to stretch those muscles and enjoy a little peace before the festivities ramp up!

When night falls, get ready for an exciting musical treat! The Ultimate Tom Petty Tribute Band, known as Full Moon Fever, takes the stage from 6-9 p.m.. Opening for them is the amazing Johnny St. Claire. What’s even better? The concert is free, but don’t forget to reserve your spot by getting a complimentary ticket online. Just make sure to bring your favorite lawn chair so you can kick back and soak in the music!

Run for a Cause on Sunday!

The festivities wrap up on Sunday, April 27, with some healthy competition! At 9:30 a.m., lace up your sneakers for a 5K race or a fun one-mile run. The entry fee for the 5K is just $35, while the one-mile fun run costs $25. Both races are not just about bragging rights; the proceeds go toward Culturefix, a worthy initiative that brings communities together.

Your race entry includes a stylish T-shirt, a scrumptious BBQ sandwich, a side, and a drink ticket to help you refuel after your run. And don’t worry, the fun doesn’t stop after the race! Stick around for a live performance by Skinner Box, ensuring a festive conclusion to your weekend of fun.

Get Your Tickets!

Whether you’re a foodie, a music lover, a fitness enthusiast, or just someone looking to have a great time, the Revolutionary BBQ Brawl and Music Festival has something for everyone. Don’t miss out on this unique event! For more details and to secure your tickets, be sure to check out the Culturefix website. We can’t wait to see you there!

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