BravoFest Takes Over New Jersey In Support of Non-Profit
BravoFest aims to take over Ridgefield, New Jersey on June 28th to raise money for non-profit organization, Homes for Our Troops. Due to the collaboration of the Ridgefield Park Civic Center and Forever Autumn Records, this event is set to be an enjoyable music sensation to provide custom homes for post 9/11 veterans.
All festivalgoers are welcomed to attend BravoFest from 3p.m to 11p.m with a $10 fee in advance or $15 at the door. However, veterans and active-duty military personnel have free entry.
The BravoFest lineup includes six talented hand-picked musicians. The artists include Imbolg, Jellyfish Jam, Suede Aces, Spoons of Ukobach, Nobody Famous and Nick Schneider, a Ridgefield Park resident. Fans are guaranteed to have a great time while being introduced to new music from up-and-coming artists.
In 2019, the first BravoFest was launched in Putnam, Connecticut at Charlee Bravo’s. This years’ expansion to Ridgefield Park, New Jersey highlights growth towards HFOT (Home for Our Troops) and curates the perfect summer opportunity for communities to gather and listen to diverse music.
This year BravoFest is being orchestrated by Nate Dal Cais, a proud Ridgefield Park native. Cais’ familiarity with Ridgefield makes the BravoFest experience much fonder for people to enjoy.
The star of the show, Homes for Our Troops, has been publicly structuring homes nationwide for severely injured post-9/11 veterans. These strong veterans have injuries ranging from burns, blindness, limb amputations and much more. Events like BravoFest continuously shed light on the tireless work that these veterans have done to aid civilians during tragedy.
By purchasing a ticket for $10 in advance and $15 at the door, not only will festivalgoers find a cool activity on a Saturday, but the proceeds will go towards a credible cause.
Do not miss out on the chance to attend BravoFest! Access tickets with this link or give yourself a chance to purchase tickets alongside your family and friends when you arrive!
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