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R&B all day. Multiple DJs, live performances, special guests.
What are you doing October 3rd?
The Ultimate Grown Folks R&B Day Party.
R&B all day. Multiple DJs, live performances, special guests.
Food trucks, featured vendors and specialty kitchens.
Coolers, tents, lawn chairs, games, dancing, photo moments.
Reunions, birthdays, couples, crews, coworkers, alumni.
Every one of these is a place on the ground with a pin on the map. Nothing on this list is an idea.
R&B all day. DJs, live performers, and the moments everybody films.
Bring your chairs, your tent and your people. Set up your own camp.
Shade, couches, charging and a bar. Direct stage view.
Trucks and kitchens down the west side. One of them goes home with the People’s Plate.
Spades, dominoes, cornhole, giant Jenga, line dancing and R&B trivia.
Black-owned businesses, nonprofits and local organizations — as experiences, not tables.
The day is built as a shape: a warm-up, a turn, a peak and a finale. Names land as they are confirmed.
Old-school R&B, neo-soul and laid-back grooves while the field fills up.
The R&B everybody knows. Coolers open, chairs out, the day settles in.
Dance-heavy R&B, remixes and Southern classics. This is where the field stands up.
The biggest names of the day.
Anthems, sing-alongs and the close.
Tap a pin. Distances are the organizer’s own measurements, not a calculation from this drawing.
R&B all day. DJs, live performers, and the moments everybody films.
The first 800. Same day, smaller number.
The open field. Find your place and set up.
A reserved 10×10 with your name on the stake. Room for a canopy, chairs and a cooler.
A reserved 12×12 in the front field, plus the R&B Lounge all day.
For the ones who did not come to sit in a lawn chair for eight hours.
A 30×30 block for your crew — reunions, birthdays, companies. Admits 20.
Cooler Country has 380 reserved spots laid out, 380 of them still open. General admission is the open field and needs no reservation — find a place and set up.
Start a crew, get a link, and watch your people actually buy. You see who has paid; they see how many are in.
Everybody buys their own ticket on the crew link. Nothing is charged to you for anybody else, and the roster only counts people who have actually paid.