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Bele Chere: Everything you need to know on one page

Bele Chere is a festival of many colors. So it’s natural for Xpress to offer coverage that’s equally nuanced. Read on for quick routes to your preferred online format. (And of course, if you’re the classic paper-and-ink type, we’ve got festival guides on almost every block downtown with a map, band bios, food and shopping tips and more.)

Resources

Map
If you just need a quick snapshot of a map, we’ve got that for you.

Mobile Bele Chere Guide:
Schedules (adjusted in real-time to delays or changes), information on performers, vendors, and more.
It’s super fast and looks good on your phone.

In this week’s Xpress, we have oodles of tips, tricks and guides to make this year’s Bele Chere experience great:

Bele Chere: Love It

The Rules  
The Kids’ area (coming soon!)
Interactive Performance area (coming soon!)
Shopping
Arts Park
Festival food
Bele Chere after hours

Friday
Friday schedule
Friday bands
Friday features
The David Mayfield Parade
Black Berry Smoke
Lucero
CrazyHorse & Colston

Saturday
Saturday schedule
Saturday bands
Saturday features
The Critters
Dr. Dog

Sunday
”>Sunday bands  
Sunday features
Brandi Carlile 
David Wax Museum

 

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