Pre-Tour MN Gizzy Get-Together
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Come hang out with other Minnesotan (and Western-WI) King Gizzard fans before their summer tour kicks off!
This event is taking place in White Bear Lake in the northern Twin Cities area.
This will be a potluck event, and we will use a small kitchen area. The pavilion at Lakewood Hills Park is rented and ready for us! There will be good vibes and activities for various interests!
Park Rules:
1. No alcohol.
2. Dogs on leashes.
Fun Stuff:
1. Listen to your favorite band.
2. Meet other fans in the area.
3. Get hyped for the summer tour!
4. Make kandi (friendship bracelets) to hand out on the tour!
5. Make other arts and crafts! (lots of picnic table space)
6. Play disc golf!
7. Eat tasty food from the Weirdo Swarm.
8. Have a cool summer day. Bring your friends, kids, pets, niche thoughts on the Gizzverse, etc!
Logistics:
1. Much like the band and this group, this is a safe and inclusive space for all people.
2. There are restrooms and a small kitchen at the pavilion we have reserved.
3. There is a playground nearby for kiddos.
4. The park's website says it's 'Handicap Accessible,' but I haven't spent a lot of time in the pavilion zone here to make a note of any potential access issues. Will update if some are discovered.
This event is taking place in White Bear Lake in the northern Twin Cities area.
This will be a potluck event, and we will use a small kitchen area. The pavilion at Lakewood Hills Park is rented and ready for us! There will be good vibes and activities for various interests!
Park Rules:
1. No alcohol.
2. Dogs on leashes.
Fun Stuff:
1. Listen to your favorite band.
2. Meet other fans in the area.
3. Get hyped for the summer tour!
4. Make kandi (friendship bracelets) to hand out on the tour!
5. Make other arts and crafts! (lots of picnic table space)
6. Play disc golf!
7. Eat tasty food from the Weirdo Swarm.
8. Have a cool summer day. Bring your friends, kids, pets, niche thoughts on the Gizzverse, etc!
Logistics:
1. Much like the band and this group, this is a safe and inclusive space for all people.
2. There are restrooms and a small kitchen at the pavilion we have reserved.
3. There is a playground nearby for kiddos.
4. The park's website says it's 'Handicap Accessible,' but I haven't spent a lot of time in the pavilion zone here to make a note of any potential access issues. Will update if some are discovered.
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