Welcome to today’s setup reel for Pickathon 2024! With 1 Day to Go, we’re excited to share a sneak peek of the incredible work going into the festival grounds, focusing on the entrance to welcome everyone. Our dedicated team is hard at work transforming Pendarvis Farm into a magical realm.
This reel features a glimpse of the preparations and the energy behind the scenes. Special thanks to @dylanvanweelden for capturing these moments and adding some LA LOM to the visuals.
Enjoy the preview and get ready for an unforgettable weekend—PICKATHON STARTS TOMORROW!!!
Experience ultimate comfort at Pickathon on the lush 80-acre Pendarvis Farm. Our festival is designed with your well-being in mind, using the natural landscape and timing to ensure you’re always in the shade.
Enjoy air-conditioned indoor barns, free water stations throughout the grounds, and shaded forest camping. We’re also watering the venues to keep them cool and dust-free.
With fewer crowds than typical festivals, you’ll have plenty of space to relax. Discover restorative zones in the refuge, offering massages, cold plunges, showers, and saunas to help you reset each day.
Join us for a refreshing and enjoyable festival experience where your comfort is our priority.
Wellness Tips to Prepare for Pickathon:
We’re excited to welcome you to Pickathon and want to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience. Let’s look out for each other and make this weekend amazing!
Will Symms from Bike to Pickathon is out testing the route to ensure it’s perfect for everyone. A little rain can’t stop the commitment to making your Pickathon experience awesome.
Biking to Pickathon is affordable, eco-friendly, and fun! With great weather ahead, the area around Pendarvis offers lovely views for the ride.
In Part 2, join Will on the scenic Spring Water Corridor. He enjoys some delicious blackberries—remember to pick the ones above waist height!
Get ready to ride together and enjoy some tasty snacks on the journey to Pickathon 2024!
We chatted with PSU students at the Cherry Hill stage!
Tatiana Babich, a PSU student, shared insights on the unique design of this year’s stage. The students are building a sequence of gates that alternate between cantilevered and straight, creating a procession that forms a hug around the performers and audience.
Learn more about this exciting collaboration in our latest video:
Camp from home and enjoy Pickathon virtually! Did You Know? Pickathon will be live streaming this year! All you need to do is head to YouTube and subscribe to get notified when we go live.
PS: While tickets are available at the door, we do recommend purchasing ahead of time for the smoothest arrival onsite.
With 1 day to go, a friendly reminder to beware of scammers and only purchase tickets and accommodations through our official website and channels.
With just 1 day left the anticipation is building! Everywhere you look people are hard at work building stages and spectacles galore. We look forward to experiencing it all with you!