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Sponsored by Best Daze & Vital Spaces
Digable Planets
Santa Fe Summer Scene
August 9, 2024 6:00 pm
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Time: 6:00pm
Day: Friday
Doors: 5:00pm
Ages: All Ages
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Special thanks to our presenting sponsor: Best Daze & Vital Spaces
Join your Santa Fe neighbors on the Railyard Plaza beside the landmark Water Tower for great FREE concerts all summer long.
-Feel free to bring chairs to the concert.
-Food and drink are available inside Second Street Brewery, Violet Crown Cinema, As Above & So Below, and La Lecharia for your ice cream needs. Food trucks will also be on site.
-Bring your water bottle—we will have filling stations.
-Ample parking is available in the underground garage just north of REI
ABOUT THE WONDERFUL FANTASTIC HIP HOP FESTIVAL
The annual Wonderful Fantastic Hip Hop Festival is a vibrant celebration deeply rooted in community, offering a dynamic blend of live performances, dance, workshops, live painting sessions, and more. A partnership between Raashan Ahmad (Vital Spaces) and Lensic 360, the festival embraces the rich culture and traditions of hip hop, showcasing local and national talent while providing a platform for diverse vendors to share their crafts.
Digable Planets
Outstanding Citizens Collective / Hakim Bellamy (Poet)
Soothsayers / Say Wut / Brice / SpaceMob / Lil Sis
B3ar / Santa Fe Breakers / DJ Stranger / DJ Flo Fader / Perish / More TBA!
Hosted by Raashan Ahmad
This year’s headliner is none other than Digable Planets! Digable Planets burst onto the music scene in 1993 with their Grammy-winning single, “RebirthOf Slick (Cool Like Dat)”, carving out a unique style of jazz-informed hip hop. Shortly after, Digable Planets followed up with their debut album, an ambitious offering that Pitchfork praised as “a world within a world, complete with its own language and monuments.”
