Fields of Funk

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Date & Time

Sun, Oct 25 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Address (map)

1298 Las Positas Rd

Venue (website)

Elings Park

Fields Of Funk is celebrating SIX years of FUNK!!

We are so excited to bring together the community on Halloween for a sixth year

in the most beautiful valley Santa Barbara has to offer!

This year the utopian day festival will feature:

 3 MUSIC STAGES
LIVE PERFORMANCES
FOOD TRUCKS
 CLOTHING VENDORS
ART INSTALLATIONS
FULL BAR
SILENT DISCO

Bring some lawn chairs and blankets up to Elings Park and enjoy the day grooving on the field surrounded by the ocean breeze!

Costumes are encouraged!
(It’s a Halloween music festival!!)

 

Festival Guidelines

o DON’T dress like authentic-looking law enforcement, fire department, or security personnel.While it might seem like a fun idea to mimic the outfits of our Santa Barbara PD, believe us, you won’t get far. Allow law enforcement to do their jobs, so everybody has the best and safest experience possible!

o DON’T apply full-face makeup that makes you unrecognizable. We’ve got to be able to recognize that face on your ID to let you in-otherwise. How do we know it’s really you?

o DON’T bring weapons or weapon accessories.

o DON’T include violent props. This includes crops, whips, ropes, chains, metal spikes or tethers.

o DON’T wear giant blow-up suits or props.

o DON’T incorporate offensive slogans or themes.

o DON’T wear Native American headdresses. We say it time and time again: It’s cultural appropriation, so don’t do it.

o DO get imaginative. As long as you’re dressing within the guidelines, you’re good to go!

o DO make it comfortable. When picking your costume, keep in mind mobility and stamina-as well as on/off ease in the bathroom. Trust us.

o DO get spooky. Ghosts, ghouls, skeletons -you name it!

o DO make sure you have a sturdy costume. We recommend testing out wearing your costume while dancing before heading to the event.

o DO bring a jacket. Halloween tends to get a tad chilly at night, so we recommend incorporating a jacket (or cloak, cape, etc.) into your costume.

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