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Three Days of Tattoos, Art, and Fun at the Richmond Festival 2018

by | Sep 17, 2018 | ART, EVENTS, TATTOO CULTURE

SEPTEMBER 28-30, 2018

Show Times:

  • Friday: 3 PM – 2 AM
  • Saturday: Noon – 2 AM
  • Sunday: Noon – 7 PM

Ticket Prices:

  • Friday & Sunday: $20
  • Saturday: $30
  • Weekend (3-day): $35 – BEST VALUE!
  • Tickets available at the door all weekend.

Evening Entertainment Tickets (Sold after 8 PM):

  • Join us from 8 PM – 2 AM for a variety of performances and acts!
  • Friday Night: $10
  • Saturday Night: $15
    • Includes: Fire performances by PLF, Air Sex Competition, Live Music, After Party, and more!

Children 12 and under get in for FREE!

Venue Location: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Richmond – Midlothian
1021 Koger Center Boulevard, Richmond, VA 23235
804-379-3800

Military, Senior Citizen, and Student discounts available at the door.

SEPTEMBER 28-30th, 2018

Show Times:

Friday: 3PM – 2AM
Saturday: Noon – 2AM
Sunday: Noon – 7PM

Ticket Prices:

Friday & Sunday: $20
Saturday: $30
Weekend (3-day): $35  –BEST VALUE!
Tickets will be available at the door all weekend.

Evening Entertainment Tickets (Sold after 8pm)

Join us from 8pm-2am for a variety of performances and acts!

Friday Night: $10
Saturday night: $15
Includes: Fire performances by PLF, Air Sex Competition, Live Music, After Party and more!

Children 12 and under get in for Free!

Venue Location:

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Richmond – Midlothian
1021 Koger Center Boulevard, Richmond,VA, 23235
804-379-3800

Military, Senior Citizen, and Student Discounts applicable at the door.

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