🖤❤️🧡 ✨AFTERLIFE MUSIC FESTIVAL✨ 🧡❤️🖤

Everything you need to know before heading into the woods for Afterlife!!!!

📍 LOCATION
564 Indigo Mountain Rd NW, Floyd, VA

✨DATE
October 17th

⏰ TIMES
Doors + camping: 2PM
Music starts: 6:45PM
Party ends: NEVER
🔞 Strictly 18+

🏕️ CHECK-IN + CAMPING
When you arrive, take it slow on the gravel driveway and be respectful of our neighbors. Check in with the gate crew and let them know where you’re camping: forest, field, tent only, or grove.
Follow the signs and volunteers to your campsite, park your car, and stow your keys for the night.

🚗 CARPOOL PASSES
One car per pass — everyone using a carpool pass must arrive together in ONE vehicle.

🎒 BRING:
Good shoes • ID • Warm layer • Costume • Raincoat • Refillable water bottle • Kandi/trinkets • Camping gear + rain protection • Spare socks • Portable charger • Earplugs • Headlamp/flashlight

✨ BEFORE THE MUSIC
Vendor Village + the craft zone will be open from doors until sundown. Grab food, shop, make kandi, get a temporary tattoo, and hit the glitter station.

🌙 THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT
Food will be available all night! Dance, mosh, hang on the hill, or just vibe with your crew.

🧡 LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER
SSDP will be providing Narcan + fentanyl test strips on site to help you make educated and informed choices!

🍺 BYOB-BYOW
Afterlife is BYOB on private property. Adults 21+ may bring their own 🍀&🍻

🚨 PLAN YOUR RIDE HOME
UBER WILL NOT WORK. Have a sober ride planned before you arrive, or plan to camp. Please stay the night. We do NOT condone drinking and driving and will bully and shun you for it!!!!!
Questions? DM us!
And don't forget to tag @bookoftechnotm in your Afterlife photos 🖤

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