Day for Night is a visually immersive art and music festival exploring the boundaries of light, space, and sound.

Friday, December 16, 2016 – 7 pm to 2 amSaturday, December 17, 2016 – 2 pm to 2 amSunday, December 18, 2016 – 2 pm to 2 am

The festival will take place rain or shine, unless otherwise posted. Limited re-entry.

Barbara Jordan Post Office401 Franklin StreetHouston, Texas 77201Directions

Buy passesonlineor at the gate.

There will plenty of ADA accessible parking on-site. The main entrance is accessible. Should a line form, you may proceed to the front and ask a gate manager to help expedite your entry. In order to access the ADA viewing area, we will be issuing ADA wristbands to those that require it at the Box Office. The ADA wristband does not gain the attendee access to the park if it isn’t accompanied by another wristband.

Yes, children 10 and up are allowed if accompanied by a parent and under close parental supervision at all times. Remember, children have sensitive ears and we recommend appropriate ear plugs and/or headsets to protect their hearing.

Medical stations will be located throughout the festival site. Paramedics and EMTs will be roaming the festival site as well. Remember, medical staff are there to help you under any circumstances. Not to judge you. Not to arrest you. They are there only to make sure you are safe. If you, or a friend, feel ill for any reason whatsoever, immediately check in with our medical staff to make sure all is well. Your safety is more important than anything.

Day for Night is about transforming spaces and exploring them in a whole new light. Moving from one venue to another allows attendees the excitement of unfamiliarity with every new festival.

Day for Night aims to make the festival experience one that you won’t forget. That being said, memories of people making you feel uncomfortable or harassed are the kinds of memories we will avoid at all costs. Day for Night does not tolerate any kind of harassment, from non-consensual touching to inappropriate comments. We want all participants to immediately notify Day for Night security or staff if they experience or witness these kinds of behaviors as we will work to make sure it doesn’t happen again so that you feel safe at the festival.

Day for Night has a zero-tolerance policy for harassment of any kind and we want to make sure everyone feels comfortable in the festival environment regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, gender presentation, sexual orientation, age, body size, disability, appearance, religion, citizenship, or pregnancy.

Harassment includes (but is not limited to): inappropriate physical contact, harassing or non-consensual photography or recording, offensive comments, verbal or physical intimidation, stalking, and physical assault.

2-day General Admission with entry to all stages, art installations, and GA areas on festival campus.

2-day General Admission with entry to all stages, art installations, and GA areas on festival campus.

Plus Friday Night Party

2-day General Admission with entry to all stages, art installations, and GA areas on festival campus.

Plus Friday Night Party.

Plus VIP Access

Buy passesonlineor at the gate.

You can find estimated shipment and delivery dates along with other tracking information from theTicketspage in your Eventbrite account.

If you purchased your wristband after the cutoff date for shipping, please proceed to Will Call with a copy of your original order confirmation email and a photo ID. We’ll get you set up.

For all ticketing inquires, please visitwww.eventbrite.com.

Day for Night will be launching a comprehensive plan for transportation to and from the festival. As always, we encourage attendees to get to and from the festival as safely as possible. Take the Metro, an Uber, or find a designated driver.

Check back for parking options and information.

WINTER-FRIENDLY ITEMS such as a hoodie, jacket, scarf, gloves, beanies, etc.BACKPACKS will be searched.PERSONAL CAMERAS are allowed, and the rule prohibiting detachable lenses has been lifted this year so bring them at your own risk. The promoters reserve the right to use photographs taken at the event in promotional materials.EMPTY WATER CONTAINERS. You may bring one to fill at the fest, such as a CamelBak.TOWEL OR BLANKET for sitting.CASH (SMALL BILLS) AND CREDIT CARDS. Cash will be accepted for food, drinks, and memorabilia, and in some locations credit cards will be accepted as well. There is no need to purchase food/drink tickets first. ATMs will be available throughout the festival grounds as well.

PETS of any kindMOTORIZED VEHICLESCOOLERSTENTS, CANOPIES, or other big pointy obstructionsWEAPONSNO WATER OR ANY OTHER LIQUID OR FOOD IS ADMITTED (as required by the City of Houston)

Water will be available for free and for sale. Empty camel packs or reusable non-glass water thermoses are allowed and can be filled once in the fest, but must be proven empty upon entrance. Again, no outside food or drinks, including water or water bottles, sealed or unsealed.

NO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, OR AUDIO RECORDING EQUIPMENT WILL BE ALLOWED.Detachable lenses are okay. Images taken at the festival may be used for festival promotional purposes.

NO UNAUTHORIZED VENDING, SALES, SOLICITATIONS, OR PROMOTIONS. If you are interested in any of these things, please contact us.

For all musical artists:SOUNDFor all visual artists:LIGHT

2016 is already booked, however if you are interested in playing 2017, please direct all inquiries to Chris Wise atchris@dayfornight.io.

It is our aim for Day for Night attendees to be as engaged as they walk from stage to stage as when they’re watching their favorite band. We believe disassociating art and music is boring. With dozens of art installations throughout our festival campus, you can explore awe inspiring installations when you’re not dancing to the music.

Houston is rapidly approaching the distinction of becoming the third largest city in the US. The greater Houston area has a population of over 5 million and we have seen a recent renaissance in arts, music and culture. We can put a man on the moon and throw a bad ass party.

Free Press Houstonand New York-based creative agencyWork-Orderare responsible for the creation of Day For Night.

For 13 years, Free Press Houston has been independently publishing a newspaper dedicated to local arts, music, and political coverage. In 2009, they founded Free Press Summer Festival, an annual music festival which has hosted notable acts such as Jack White, Major Lazer, Willie Nelson, Skrillex, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, and Lauren Hill, among others.

Work-Orderis the creative partnership of Keira Alexandra and Houston native Kiffer Keegan. The practice focuses on experiential branding from concept to execution for clients such as Apple, The New York Times, Huffington Post, Showtime and Design Within Reach.

The festival recently partnered with music industry veteran Randall Jamail. He brings years of experience and relationships from both the music industry and public relations. Jamail’s involvement is part of an aggressive plan to grow the Day For Night into more than a music festival, but into a internationally recognized arts and cultural civic event.

Generalinfo@dayfornight.io

Food vendorkcallahan@spectrumfcs.com

Non-food vendorvendors@dayfornight.io

Mediamedia@dayfornight.io

Sponsoromar@dayfornight.io

Volunteervolunteers@dayfornight.io

Street teamPlease fill outthis formto be involved with the Day for Night Street Team.

TicketingFor all ticketing inquires, please visitwww.eventbrite.com.

Media inquiriesPlease fill outthis formfor all media inquiries.