Is Arts Beats and Eats happening in 2021?
Is Arts Beats and Eats happening in 2021?
Scheduled for September 3-6, 2021, the festival attracts hundreds of thousands for an end of summer celebration not to be missed!
When did Arts Beats and Eats move to Royal Oak?
In November of 2009, Arts, Beats & Eats announced it would be moving from its former location in the City of Pontiac to Downtown Royal Oak. In 2010, Arts, Beats & Eats celebrated its most successful year to date, hosting more than 400,000 people over four days, and raising over $350,000 for local charities.
What is there to do in Royal Oak today?
#1 Creative Arts Studio. The Creative Arts Studio is a great place to visit with family and friends for a fun and creative time.
Where is Royal Oak carnival?
The Royal Oak Block for adults during the event takes place on Fifth Street between Washington and Center Street with live DJs and different food trucks, and dozens of local bands, including headliners the Reefermen, Raising the Dead and Cast Iron Cornbread.
Where is soaring eagle Arts Beats and eats?
Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats & Eats, Oakland County’s Favorite Summer Festival Celebrating Art, Music, Cuisine & Community! Soaring Eagle Arts, Beats & Eats presented by Flagstar Bank is Oakland County’s celebration of art, music, food and community that take place in Downtown Royal Oak on Labor Day Weekend.
Where is Arts Beats and eats in Michigan?
The annual Arts, Beats & Eats in Royal Oak, Michigan, is an entertainment, crafts and fare-filled summer festival that’s fun for the whole family. The three-day event features three programs. The art program boasts over 140 juried artists showcasing one-of-a-kind works in the medias of woodworkin…
How much money did beats and eats raise?
We’re excited to announce that through the 2020 The Beats Go On Program, Arts, Beats & Eats was able to raise $431,057.83 for local musicians! Full press release available for download here.
How much is Royal Oak Labor Day festival?
Each year these international, regional and local festival attractions make the City of Royal Oak the premier destination for Labor Day weekend. In 2019, over 343,000 visitors attended the festival and over $200K was raised for local charities. Festival admission is $3 until 3pm, $5 after 3pm, and $7 after 5pm on Saturday, Sunday & Monday.