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Hancher To Debut Infinite Dream Festival This Fall — Two Weeks Of Music, Conversation And A Spaced-out Art Installation
Infinite Dream FestivalIowa City, Wednesday, Oct. 11 through Saturday, Oct. 21, passes on sale starting June 19
Infinite Dream Festival, a new two-week, multidisciplinary festival will debut in Iowa City this October, organizers announced Wednesday. The festival is a collaborative effort between the University of Iowa's Hancher Auditorium and the Office of Performing Arts and Engagement.
Infinite Dream will include orchestral, jazz and alternative music; a conversation with Iowa Writers' Workshop alums John Irving and director Lan Samantha Chang; and N O W I S W H E N W E A R E (the stars), a performance installation work by theater, video and arts technologist Andrew Schneider that will inhabit Hancher's Strauss Hall.
Performances will take place across campus and in the community from Wednesday, Oct. 11 through Saturday, Oct. 21. Festival passes cost $85 for adults and $35 for UI students and youth, and go on sale Monday, June 19 at 10 a.M. Individual tickets will also be available to attendees, and many events will be free and open to the public.
The festival's current lineup includes Kurt Vile, an American psych-pop songwriter and guitarist, and Love in Exile, a new collaboration from Grammy Award-winning, former Mission Creek performer Arooj Aftab, multi-instrumentalist Shahzad Ismaily and pianist Vijay Iyer. Chicago-based percussionist, composer and producer Makaya McCraven will also be performing the entirety of his album In These Times alongside his ensemble at Hancher on the Hadley Stage.
The Spinx Virtuosi, a dynamic self-conducted chamber orchestra of 18 Black and Lantinx artists will be performing at the Englert, while Model/Actriz, a noisy alternative band from Brooklyn, will perform at Gabe's.
Infinite Dream's full schedule of performances, presentations and engagements will be released early in the fall. The festival's programming partners include Feed Me Weird Things, Refocus Film Festival, Iowa City Book Festival and UI Stanley Museum, among others.
These Photos Of High Sierra Music Festival Showcase Three Decades Of Mountain High Music Vibes
If you're trying to figure out where we'll be this summer, you can find us in the mountains. Seriously though, nothing screams "freedom" like a dose of absolute serenity in the middle of nowhere, trekking across Mother Nature's beautifully sculpted landscapes and National Parks. But if the thought of missing out on some of summer's best beaches, dancing to live music, and cheering with friends over some craft beer while you're off the grid, out in the mountains makes you second-guess your plans, don't worry…
You can have it all. High Sierra Music Festival is actually the ultimate mountain music lover's dream, combining all the best aspects of mountain-high summer living with party vibes and dance culture.
High Sierra Music Festival remains the live music fan mainstay – a home away from home to for those eager to savor mountain-high music performances, continuous craft brews and artisanal cocktails pours, and body and mind-elevating wellness workshops. It's this triple-threat offering amongst the Sierra Nevada mountains that have garnered the festival a prosperous three-decade-long iconic status in the music and adventure community.
This year is no different. In fact, the festival will make a return in Quincy, California June 29th-July 2nd and will oversee momentous performances from all corners of the music spectrum, including Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit, Thievery Corporation, Marcus King, Lotus, Cory Wong, Neil Francis, Sierra Hull, and many more. That only that, but it's the festival's family-friendly and engaging programming during the day mixed with its legendary late-night shows that take the form of sweat-fueled dance parties, psychedelic explorations, and once-in-a-lifetime musical memories that truly place it in a league of its own.
Plus, who wouldn't want to sip on freshly brewed Sierra Nevada while listening to live music and swimming in the nearby pool — one of the most breathtaking scenic views in the continental U.S.? We know we would.
To gear up for this year's 31st event, bask in these glorious mountain music photos from across High Sierra's tenure, which exemplify the mountain-high energy we all want and need this summer season.