Catskill Chill Music Festival Unveils Weekend Schedule September 2, 2015 13:48

The sixth annual Catskill Chill Music Festival has unveiled the performance schedule for “A Farewell to Minglewood” taking place September 18-20, 2015 at Camp Minglewood in Hancock, New York and headlined by preeminent jam band moe. This is a very special year for the much-loved three-day music and art gathering because Catskill Chill will move to a new home in 2016.

moe. Lotus, Zappa Plays Zappa, Lettuce, Electron, The Motet, Dopapod, Kung Fu, Twiddle, Break Science, Turkuaz, Dopakuaz plays Studio 54, The Werks, Particle & Fam, George Porter Jr. & The Runnin' Pardners and more

Free parking, free camping, daily yoga, live art, farmer’s market, craft and food vendors, communal bonfire, open mic and more!

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Free admission for kids under 12!

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The schedule reveals which late night sets will keep the party going into the early morning. On Friday night, Chillfam can get down to Dopakuaz Plays Studio 54 (Dopapod and Turkuaz teaming up for a set of disco-dance covers), Break Science and Twiddle’s electric take on Grateful Dead tunes. Saturday late night features Twiddle’s set of originals and Santana Tribute act, Borboletta. On Sunday, Particle, the only band that has performed at every Chill since its inception, will have the honor of closing out the weekend at Camp Minglewood, bringing an all-star cast of Chillfam guest performers on stage with them for the celebration.

While the performance schedule alone is reason enough to attend this annual event, it is the intimacy and unique grounds that make Catskill Chill one of the most highly anticipated festivals of the season and this year is expected to sell out.

With a limited capacity, no campsite is more than a few minutes walk to the stages and anyone can make their way up to the front for their favorite sets. Hosted at a secluded performing arts summer camp where childhood dreams merge with the music festival culture, the “Chillfam” as Chill’s loving community have coined themselves, bunk-up in 16-32 person sleep away camp-style cabins, creating decorated theme camps intermingled amongst the campers.

The festival also features free parking, free camping, daily yoga, live art, a farmer’s market, craft and food vendors, a communal bonfire nightly and an open mic. Kids under 12 are free, but must be accompanied by an adult.