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Phoenix Lost Lake Festival announces return to Valley

Mar 15, 2018, 11:33 AM

PHOENIX — It’s official, Lost Lake Festival is coming back to the Valley for an encore.

The three-day festival is set to kick off Oct. 19 at Steele Indian School Park, located near Indian School Road and Central Avenue.

“We created Lost Lake to be a platform for Phoenix’s creative community — musicians, visual artists, chefs and bartenders, crafters, lighting designers, yogis and dancers — to highlight and elevate the amazing local talent from around the Valley,” Superfly co-founder Rick Farman said in a press release.

“The incredible fans that came together to support the experience overwhelmingly proved that Phoenix should have a national-level festival of its own and we look forward to building off that to create a truly special event in year two.”

Superfly, the same company that created Tennessee’s famed Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival and the Outside Lands Music Festival in San Francisco, is putting on Lost Lake.

The three-day event saw more than 50 musical performances and 45,000 festival goers in its inaugural year.

More details — including show times and the lineup — will be released at a future date.

For more information and updates on the event, visit the festival’s website or follow along on Twitter.

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Phoenix Lost Lake Festival announces return to Valley