Ink It Up: Richmond’s Tattoo Party of the Year 2019

by | Aug 12, 2019 | ART, EVENTS, TATTOO CULTURE

Dates: September 13-15, 2019
Event Page: rvatattooarts.com

Join us for one of the world’s oldest tattoo conventions, hosted by the renowned Jesse Smith and Kenny Brown. This year’s event promises an incredible lineup of talent and entertainment.

Highlights:

  • Tattoo Artists: Featuring both local talents and internationally recognized artists, including contestants from Ink Master!
  • Vendors: Explore a variety of tattoo industry vendors and local RVA businesses.

Entertainment:

  • Tattoo Competitions
  • Live Music
  • Fire Performances
  • Live DJ
  • Kids Competitions
  • Live Painting
  • Live Art Charity Auction
  • Airsex Championships (evening)
  • After Parties
  • And much more!

Last year was a tremendous success thanks to your support! This year, we’re bringing even more fantastic artists and entertainment. We can’t wait to see you there!

Show Times:

  • Friday, September 13: 3 PM – Midnight
  • Saturday, September 14: Noon – Midnight
  • Sunday, September 15: Noon – 6 PM

Ticket Prices:

  • Friday: $20
  • Saturday: $35
  • Sunday: $25
  • Weekend Pass (3-day): $40 – BEST VALUE!
  • Children 12 and under: Free
  • Military, Senior Citizen, and Student Discounts: Available at the door.

Evening Entertainment Tickets (after 8 PM):

  • Friday Night: $10
  • Saturday Night: $15
  • Includes: Fire performances, Live DJ by PLF, Air Sex Show & Championships, After Party, and more!

Don’t miss out on this extraordinary event celebrating the art of tattooing and the vibrant Richmond community!

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