Movement drew record crowds
Movement packed downtown again, this time with record levels.Excerpt:Concert organizers Paxahau announced today that Movement 2009, the Detroit electronic music festival, brought 83,332 people to Hart Plaza during the three-day Memorial Day Weekend.“Movement 2009 was an overwhelming success on so many levels,” said
festival producer Jason Huvaere. “People loved the lineup of
performances we were able to put together this year. Our sponsors and
vendors really stepped up this year despite the tough economy. The
recycling program surpassed last year’s totals for collected items. And
we had great weather the entire weekend, which definitely contributed
to the record breaking turnout.”Read the entire article here.
Movement packed downtown again, this time with record levels.
Excerpt:
Concert organizers Paxahau announced today that Movement 2009, the Detroit electronic music festival, brought 83,332 people to Hart Plaza during the three-day Memorial Day Weekend.
“Movement 2009 was an overwhelming success on so many levels,” said
festival producer Jason Huvaere. “People loved the lineup of
performances we were able to put together this year. Our sponsors and
vendors really stepped up this year despite the tough economy. The
recycling program surpassed last year’s totals for collected items. And
we had great weather the entire weekend, which definitely contributed
to the record breaking turnout.”
Read the entire article here.
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