The highly anticipated On The Mountain music and food festival is making its comeback to the Catskills after almost a decade. With an impressive lineup of popular artists, an '80s-themed après ski atmosphere, and a focus on wellness activities, this weekend-long event promises a unique and engaging experience for attendees.
On The Mountain Music and Food Festival Returns to the Catskills
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After almost a decade, the highly anticipated On The Mountain music and food festival is making its comeback to the Catskills. Produced by The Wild Honey Pie, this weekend-long event promises a unique and experimental experience for attendees.
With an impressive lineup of popular artists, an '80s-themed après ski atmosphere, and a focus on wellness activities, On The Mountain aims to create an intimate and engaging experience. The festival, which has not taken place since 2015, is set to bring back fan-favorite acts and create lasting connections among attendees.
An Impressive Lineup of Popular Artists
The lineup for On The Mountain is nothing short of impressive. Attendees can look forward to performances from Local Natives, Gus Dapperton, Rubblebucket, Fat Tony, Salt Cathedral, Runnner, Toledo, Girlpuppy, Saint Hippo, and Planetarium Party. These popular artists will bring their unique sounds and energy to the stage, creating an unforgettable experience for music lovers.
On The Mountain reflects The Wild Honey Pie's musical taste, which can be described as "easy listening indie," folk, and pop. With elements of electronica and hip-hop thrown into the mix, there's something for everyone at this festival.
A Weekend of Music, Food, and Wellness
On The Mountain goes beyond just music. It combines an '80s-themed après ski atmosphere with wellness activities to create a well-rounded experience for attendees. Mornings kick off with yoga, breathwork, and somatic sound baths, setting the tone for a mindful and intentional weekend.
When it comes to food, attendees will be spoilt for choice. Moonburger, known for their Swiss Alpine menu, will be serving up delicious dishes by chef Elizabeth Heitner of malli. Vegan Nom, famous for their mouthwatering breakfast tacos from Austin, Texas, will also be there to cater to plant-based eaters. From hearty burgers to flavorful vegan options, the food at On The Mountain is sure to satisfy every palate.
Creating an Intimate and Engaging Experience
On The Mountain is The Wild Honey Pie's take on the traditional music festival model. By limiting the number of attendees to a few hundred, the festival prioritizes intimacy over large crowds. This allows fans to experience the music in a unique way and interact with the artists in ways not possible at larger events.
The goal of On The Mountain is to foster a sense of community and create lasting connections among attendees. The Wild Honey Pie believes that music and food have the power to bring people together on a universal level. By combining great music, delicious food, and a sense of community, On The Mountain promises to leave attendees with lasting memories.
Secure Your Spot at On The Mountain
On The Mountain is set to take place from March 22-24 at Hunter Mountain and Glen Falls House. Early bird tickets sold out quickly, indicating the high level of excitement surrounding the event. Weekend and single day tickets are selling fast, so fans are encouraged to secure their spots soon.
Don't miss out on this unique and intimate music and food festival in the Catskills. Get ready for a weekend filled with incredible performances, delicious food, and a sense of community that will create memories to last a lifetime.