B. C. Enquirer: Third Leilapalooza July 27
On July 27 Leilapalooza, the Leila Arboretum music festival returns, reports the Battle Creek Enquirer. This year, over 50 bands, on 6 different stages, will converge in Leila Arboretum.
Excerpt: Leilapalooza will kick off at 10 a.m. with the Battle Creek Junior Theatre and run until 11 p.m., featuring two beer gardens, food and merchandise vendors, and a plethora of music. Onsite parking will be available for $5. Admittance into the beer gardens will also be $5, which will include 3 drink tickets. All proceeds from Leilapalooza will go to Kingman Museum, Leila Arboretum Society, and the continuation of Leilapalooza.
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Source: Battle Creek Enquirer
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