ARTWORK BY ALEXANDRA MOTZ
POWDERHORN
PORCHFEST
Thank you to everyone who participated in Porchfest 2019! We can't wait to see you on Saturday, September 19th, 2020 for another funky and fabulous year!
A MUSIC FESTIVAL ON 17TH AVENUE & 32ND STREET
1 NIGHT / 4 STAGES / 16 BANDS
DEDICATED TO HOUSING JUSTICE
The 2019 Powderhorn Porchfest is dedicated to Housing Justice, an issue PPNA is deeply committed to. PPNA and our partners in advocacy invite you to join us, learn more about the ways you can help advocate for Housing Justice in our community and celebrate our unity at this year's Porchfest
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A handful of neighborhood music enthusiast spear-head this day-long festival right-down 17th Avenue between 32nd and 34th streets. It’s a family-friendly showcase of amazing local musicians who contribute to the eclectic and welcoming vibe Powderhorn is known for.
What is Powderhorn Porchfest?
The show helps fund advocacy work in the Powderhorn community! Read more about PPNA's advocacy work here.
What do show proceeds support?
Admittance to Powderhorn Porchfest is free! Help us keep it free by purchasing a mission ticket here.
Does it cost money to attend the show?
There is parking on the side streets. The 14 and 22 bus drop off near the show. Find details about taking public transit here.
What about parking and public transit?
The show goes on...rain or shine! In case of severe or dangerous weather we may cancel...but it's highly unlikely.
What happens if the weather is bad?
To volunteer contact Grace Berke at grace@ppna.org.
If you're interested in sponsoring contact Tabitha Montgomery at tabitha@ppna.org.
How can I get involved?
Yes, the Powderhorn Porchfest is an accessible event! For any specific requests please contact us at or 612.722.4817.
Is the show ADA Accessible?
Maybe! Each stage is curated by community members. Send your band information to Ashley Bradford at so she can pass it onto the curators.
Can my band play at Porchfest?
Thank you
This activity is made possible by voters of Minnesota through grants from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, and the funding derived in whole or in part from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
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