GO Fest Schedule
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Star City Soul Club at Haley Toyota Mainstage
Star City Soul Club at Haley Toyota Mainstage Saturday 10.18.25 9:45-11pm
STAR CITY SOUL CLUB & FRIENDS @ GO OUTSIDE FESTIVAL
Star City Soul Club & Friends Saturday on the DJ STAGE @ GO OUTSIDE FESTIVAL
SATURDAY OCT 18:
* 9:30-11:00p: Star City Soul Club
@starcitysoulclub
DJ STAGE (Jefferson St & Franklin Rd)
FRIDAY OCT 17:
* 5:00-8:00p: Star City Soul Club
@starcitysoulclub
SATURDAY OCT 18:
- 10:00a-11:00a: Stimulator Jones (Bastard Jazz / Stones Throw / Cinematheque) @stimulatorjones
- 11:00a-12:00p: DJ Decampi (Cinematheque)
@decampi_music
* 12:00-1:00p: Spark Arrester (Boogieburg /
Ubiquity Records / Star City Soul Club)
@sparkarrester
* 1:00-2:00p: Galactic Gigolo (Star City Soul Club)
- 2:00-5:00p: Star City Soul
- Club@starcitysoulclub
- 5:00-6:00p: Skwash (Boogieburg)
@chefskwash1212
* 6:00-7:30p: Star City Soul Club
Appalachian Voices Volunteer Work Day
Join Appalachian Voices staff on a volunteer work day in Roanoke. Mill Mountain Park is a regional gem for outdoor recreation, home to the Mill Mountain Star and the incredibly rare Dixie Cavern Salamander. We’re hosting a volunteer work day to remove invasive species from the park. The work will start at 5 p.m., but feel free to stop by anytime and lend a hand in helping create a healthy environment for the native flora and fauna of the region.
Find us at the Big Ol’Bikes sculpture in the park to start the work day and bring gloves, closed-toe shoes and appropriate clothing.
Visit our table at the GO Fest in Elmwood Park all weekend long and find out how you can help bring clean energy, strong communities and a healthy environment to the region.
Beginner Foraging Hike
Join Chaotic Forager on a guided outdoor walk, where you’ll learn how to identify several edible plants and mushrooms. Bring a notebook, a pen, and a basket for your finds, and learn to see the forest through new eyes and find food everywhere you look! The hike will last about two hours total.
This hike meets at the Mill Mountain Discovery Center.
Urban Hike: Architectural Photography Walk
Bring your own camera (phone cameras count!) and join us for a guided photo crawl that will focus on capturing the beauty of our local built environment.
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
ProTown BMX Stunt Show presented by Gentry Locke
Our top pros are always with us so don’t be surprised if you have seen them on ESPN’s X-Games, AST Dew Tour or some other t.v. or media coverage. We are teamed up with and support N.G.A, Next Generation Alliance, and F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
The team always brings top notch tricks and positive messages to any crowds we come in contact with.
Our motto is, “Dream BIG” because we believe everyone can be living their dreams too!!!
Special thanks to Gentry Locke Attorneys for bringing ProTown BMX to GO Fest.
Four Ring Circus Beer Mile! – Presented by Fleet Feet
Step right up!
Kick off GO Fest 2025 with the wackiest race in town — the Four Ring Circus Beer Mile at Elmwood Amphitheater!
Grab two or three of your closest friends for form a team and take on the challenge. Each of you will sip a cold beverage before tackling the infamous Elmwood Hill switchbacks.
Sure, the fastest team will earn bragging rights, but to snag the real prizes you’ll need more than speed. This year’s twist? Outdoor Circus!
Come as a clown, ringmaster, strongman, acrobat — or invent your own circus act. The louder, sillier, and more over-the-top, the better. Because at the Four Ring Circus, the show must GO on!
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Learn to Slackline
)
at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp:
Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PM
Mountainfilm on Tour
Mountainfilm on Tour presented locally by Mast General Store for the Anthem GO Outside Festival
Join us at GO Fest for an inspiring evening of adventure films!
Among more than a dozen varied selections for Roanoke GO Fest, are these featured short films:
- Your Last Best a Memphis Rox Story
In 2018, a dedicated group got together and began an effort to bring lasting change and hope to the South Memphis community. This unlikely place is a climbing gym called Memphis Rox.
- Girls Riding High
Follow 19-year-old Lucy Hankins as she leads girls on a 25-mile backcountry bike trip in Alaska.
- The First Woman Ever to Drop at Red Bull Rampage
Follow Robin Goomes as she navigates the brutal demands of crafting and testing her line, and pushing her limits before making her final drop into the most challenging event of her career.
Mountainfilm on Tour Detals:
Mountainfilm’s mission is “to use the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world.”
As part of the Mountainfilm on Tour series, this event brings to Roanoke a curated selection of documentaries that uplift voices, expose new perspectives, and ignite curiosity. (
This screening is more than entertainment — it’s a community gathering, a chance to reflect, connect, and be moved by stories that matter.
Plan your night:
- Admission is free.
- Films begin promptly at 7:00 pm in the Elmwood Park amphitheater and will run approximately 80 minutes with no intermission.
- Feel free to bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable viewing.
- Food and craft beverages will be available from GO Fest vendors on site throughout the evening.
- The event is open to all — consider inviting friends, neighbors, and fellow film-loving adventurers.
Navigation Scavenger Hunt
Night Hike to the Star with Oboz
Silent Disco
Oboz Sunrise Hike at Explore Park
Meet up with Oboz for a sunrise hike at Explore Park. Test out a pair of new shoes and greet the day with an easy, family-friendly wander through the woods. Please wear sturdy shoes and bring a water bottle. Headlamp or flashlight recommended. Hike will meet at Explore Park Visitor Center.
Registration Link: Oboz Sunrise Hike at Explore Park
Group Size: 20 Max
Vinyasa Flow Presented by Dayspring Yoga on the Campfire Stage
Downtown Mural Walking Tour with Jon Murrill
**UPDATE! Due to some unexpected circumstances, this walk has been postponed to a later date, tbd. **
Join muralist Jon Murrill on a one time mural tour through downtown Roanoke on Saturday, October 18th. Experience a variety of stories about the creation of some of our most iconic murals in our area with messages from some of our featured international muralists. This walking tour will start in front of the Freedom First mural downtown (Look for the giant Rockclimber). The tour will start at 9am and finish at approximately 10am. Plan to walk less than a mile. See you all for this one of a kind art experience!
YMCA Yoga Class
YMCA Yoga instructor will lead participants through flexibility movements, and calm and settle the mind. Participants will leave refreshed and energized. Please bring your own mat.
Star City Soul Club at Haley Toyota Mainstage
Star City Soul Club at Haley Toyota Mainstage Saturday 10.18.25 9:45-11pm
STAR CITY SOUL CLUB & FRIENDS @ GO OUTSIDE FESTIVAL
Star City Soul Club & Friends Saturday on the DJ STAGE @ GO OUTSIDE FESTIVAL
SATURDAY OCT 18:
* 9:30-11:00p: Star City Soul Club
@starcitysoulclub
DJ STAGE (Jefferson St & Franklin Rd)
FRIDAY OCT 17:
* 5:00-8:00p: Star City Soul Club
@starcitysoulclub
SATURDAY OCT 18:
- 10:00a-11:00a: Stimulator Jones (Bastard Jazz / Stones Throw / Cinematheque) @stimulatorjones
- 11:00a-12:00p: DJ Decampi (Cinematheque)
@decampi_music
* 12:00-1:00p: Spark Arrester (Boogieburg /
Ubiquity Records / Star City Soul Club)
@sparkarrester
* 1:00-2:00p: Galactic Gigolo (Star City Soul Club)
- 2:00-5:00p: Star City Soul
- Club@starcitysoulclub
- 5:00-6:00p: Skwash (Boogieburg)
@chefskwash1212
* 6:00-7:30p: Star City Soul Club
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Cardinal Bicycle Beginner Mountain Bike Ride
Join us for a beginner mountain bike ride at Explore Park. We will ride beginner-friendly trails, gravel roads, and grass. We will ride at a relaxed pace and stop as needed to keep the entire group together.
This 1 to 1.5 hour ride is a perfect ride to get more comfortable off-road and meet other beginner riders.
All riders must wear helmets. Children under 18 must have a parent or guardian with them on the ride.
Mountain Bike Demos with Cardinal Bicycle & Specialized
Cardinal Bicycle and Specialized will have a fleet of full suspension mountain bikes for you to try out on the trails. Choose from a Specialized Epic 8, or Levo. We will have a full range of sizes available. Wear your riding clothes and appropriate shoes and bring a hydration pack or water bottle. Bring your own helmet and pedals, or we will have helmets and flat pedals you can use for your ride. A state or federal identification card will be required to demo a bicycle.
Water Safety Sessions at Explore Park
Learn some skills to prepare you for a day out on the water. We’ll cover trip preparation, get hands-on with life jackets and demo with some safety equipment.
Water Safety Session #1 on Saturday, October 18 and Water Safety Session #3 on Sunday, October 19 at 10 am will focus on moving water.
Water Safety Session #2 on Saturday, October 18 at 2 pm and Water Safety Session #4 Sunday, October 19 at 2 pm will focus on pools, water parks, and lakes.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
CaveSim
Sponsored by Blue Ridge Grotto and the Cave Conservancy Foundation, come check out an incredible mobile cave exhibit that is visiting Roanoke from Colorado! Be prepared to put on a special caving helmet, and crawl and climb through 150 feet of artificial cave passage. Watch out for the stalactites and other fragile cave objects! Try not to touch the objects because you will lose points in the computer scoring system for each object that you touch. CaveSim is NOT virtual reality, and there are no screens inside, but monitors on the outside of the cave allow parents to watch on cameras as kids explore. While you visit, you’ll learn from CaveSim staff who are real cave explorers and do cave Search and Rescue. Be sure to also try vertical cave rescue on the 12-foot-tall CaveSim ropes tower. See how tight a space you can fit through in the CaveSim squeezebox. Children age 4 and under must be accompanied in the cave by a parent or very responsible older sibling. Adults are welcome to explore, but CaveSim does contain narrow passageways that adults may find very difficult. CaveSim does provide accommodations for people with disabilities.
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Walkabout Outfitter Wild Gear Chase
Timeline and schedule:
9:00am – 10:00am Racer check in and number pickup
10:15am – Mandatory pre-race meeting
10:20am – Maps and clue sheets distributed – Racers will have 10 minutes to plan their route
10:30am – Race start
12:30pm – Race ends (5-point penalty for EACH minute late)
2:30pm – Results announced and Gear Tent entry
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Mountain Biking Ride to Mill Mountain
Roanoke Mountain Bike Alliance will lead a mountain bike ride, showcasing the new trails on Mill Mountain. All though this will be a no drop ride, participants should be comfortable riding mountain bikes and on city streets. You will need your own bike, be wearing a helmet and bring water.
Navigation Scavenger Hunt
WeeWheel Roanoke Kids Cycling Course & Races
Bring your kids to ride the bicycle course and show off their skills. WeeWheel Roanoke will have a course set up for kids ages 3-12 to practice riding their balance or pedal bikes through. Additionally we will have kids bike races throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
River Tube Ring Toss
Test your skills in this OVERSIZED carnival classic. Complete the challenge to win a prize.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Learn to Slackline
) at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp: Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PM
Brent Monster Band on the Tavern Stage at Explore Park
Kicking off the Tavern Stage at our Adventure Outpost at Explore Park is the Brent Monster Band! Known for their Virginia grown alternative country and roots rock & roll, complete with groovy covers and monstrous originals.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Kayak Paddle Strokes Class
Learn various techniques to improve your performance in kayaks. Also safety precautions to keep you from injuries while on & off the water.
Warrior Expeditions: Veterans Therapy in the Wilderness
Sean Gobin is the founder and CEO of Warrior Expeditions – a veteran nonprofit outdoor therapy program that helps veterans transition from their wartime experiences through long distance outdoor expeditions.
Gather ‘round the Campfire Stage presented by Mast General Store—a shady spot on the grassy hill, perfect for storytelling, reflection, and meaningful discussions.
Farrar Cycling Extreme Trials Riding Show
Witness a demonstration of extreme technical skill, balance, and precision on two wheels with the top ranked bicycle trials riders in the country, Sean and Ian Farrar!
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Dylan Dent
Dylan Dent is a Roanoke based, completely DIY, musician, singer/songwriter, rapper, producer, and comedian. His music mixes hip-hop/rap, indie pop, and singer/songwriter elements. Over the past 8 years he has slowly built a reputation for high energy, dynamic, live show experiences. You don’t want to miss his first appearance on his biggest stage yet!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
ProTown BMX Stunt Show presented by Gentry Locke
Our top pros are always with us so don’t be surprised if you have seen them on ESPN’s X-Games, AST Dew Tour or some other t.v. or media coverage. We are teamed up with and support N.G.A, Next Generation Alliance, and F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
The team always brings top notch tricks and positive messages to any crowds we come in contact with.
Our motto is, “Dream BIG” because we believe everyone can be living their dreams too!!!
Special thanks to Gentry Locke Attorneys for bringing ProTown BMX to GO Fest.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Remembering the Flood of ’85
On November 4, 1985, Roanoke experienced the largest localized flooding event in historical record. Now, 40 years later, we are highlighting the personal experiences of our community to preserve the history of our city and be better prepared for future events.
Mental Health in Motion will be presenting “Washed Away” which highlights the mental health effects of major weather events.
Tour of Elmwood Park with Greg Webster, Landscape Architect
Join AIA Blue Ridge for a tour of Elmwood Park with Greg Webster, one of the local Landscape Architects that designed it! We’ll talk all things park design, from designing a space that feels right for both packed events and daily use, working with the arts commission, and designing with native plants.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Canoe Paddle Strokes Class
Learn various techniques to improve your performance in canoes. Also safety precautions to keep you from injuries while on & off the water.
Navigation Scavenger Hunt
Water Safety Sessions at Explore Park
Learn some skills to prepare you for a day out on the water. We’ll cover trip preparation, get hands-on with life jackets and demo with some safety equipment.
Water Safety Session #1 on Saturday, October 18 and Water Safety Session #3 on Sunday, October 19 at 10 am will focus on moving water.
Water Safety Session #2 on Saturday, October 18 at 2 pm and Water Safety Session #4 Sunday, October 19 at 2 pm will focus on pools, water parks, and lakes.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Farrar Cycling Extreme Trials Riding Show
Witness a demonstration of extreme technical skill, balance, and precision on two wheels with the top ranked bicycle trials riders in the country, Sean and Ian Farrar!
Learn to Slackline
) at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp: Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PMTyler Parrish on the Tavern Stage at Explore Park
Next up in the Tavern Stage at Explore Park line-up is singer/songwriter Tyler Parrish. He’ll be showcasing songs from various genres and a few originals too!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
10 Plants & 10 Mushrooms with Gabrielle Cerberville aka chaoticforager
Join forager, composer, and author Gabrielle Cerberville (@chaoticforager) for a lively introduction to the fall bounty of Virginia’s forests, fields, and hedgerows. From squishy-sweet persimmons to savory hen of the woods, you’ll learn all about twenty edible treasures that thrive in the autumn season. This talk blends practical foraging wisdom with creative culinary ideas and ecological insights, giving you tools to identify, harvest, and savor the flavors of fall while deepening your connection to the land.
ProTown BMX Stunt Show presented by Gentry Locke
Our top pros are always with us so don’t be surprised if you have seen them on ESPN’s X-Games, AST Dew Tour or some other t.v. or media coverage. We are teamed up with and support N.G.A, Next Generation Alliance, and F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
The team always brings top notch tricks and positive messages to any crowds we come in contact with.
Our motto is, “Dream BIG” because we believe everyone can be living their dreams too!!!
Special thanks to Gentry Locke Attorneys for bringing ProTown BMX to GO Fest.
River Tube Ring Toss
Test your skills in this OVERSIZED carnival classic. Complete the challenge to win a prize.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Gathered Book Signing with Gabrielle Cerberville aka chaoticforager
Pick up a copy of Gathered: Foraging, Feasting and the Seasonal Life by chaoticforager, aka your favorite mushroom auntie, Gabrielle Cerberville. After her talk at the campfire stage she will be signing copies of her new book, courtesy of Rainy Day Reads
WeeWheel Roanoke Kids Cycling Course & Races
Bring your kids to ride the bicycle course and show off their skills. WeeWheel Roanoke will have a course set up for kids ages 3-12 to practice riding their balance or pedal bikes through. Additionally we will have kids bike races throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
HMBLE HSTLE x Appalachian Trail Conservancy
The HMBLE HSTLE Clothing and Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) partnership was created to develop an apparel collection that serves as a form of expression and shared identity within outdoor culture. Titled “Beyond Us,” the collection symbolizes the collective commitment of outdoor enthusiasts to protect and sustain the trail experience in ways that are meaningful and inclusive.
The Streetwear to Summit conversation will feature a panel of speakers from ATC, HMBLE HSTLE Clothing, and the brand’s sister organization, The Humble Hustle Company, and which runs Humble Hikes, a local non-profit program focused on youth empowerment in the outdoors. The discussion will explore how multicultural organizations use creativity to foster a sense of belonging in outdoor spaces, highlighting each organization’s approach to community engagement and environmental education, with respect to how these values are reflected through apparel design in the Beyond Us collection.
Moderator:
Shamaill Ross
Panelist descriptions:
Xavier Duckett is the founder and CEO of The Humble Hustle Company and HMBLE HSTLE Clothing. A community leader, artist, and entrepreneur from Roanoke, Virginia, Xavier established The Humble Hustle Company to empower local youth and create inclusive opportunities for engagement, creativity, and self-expression. Through initiatives like Humble Hikes and the Beyond Us collaboration with the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Xavier continues to bridge community, culture, and the outdoors to inspire a sense of belonging and purpose.
Austin Bratton serves as the Director of Brand Engagement for The Humble Hustle Company, where she leads marketing, branding, and design strategy across the non-profit organization and its for-profit arm, HMBLE HSTLE Clothing. With a focus on storytelling and community impact, Austin has played a role in shaping the Beyond Us Appalachian Trail Conservancy x HMBLE HSTLE campaign, helping bridge outdoor culture and streetwear through creative engagement and design.
Dr. Amber Wendler is the Interim Director of Programs for The Humble Hustle Company and has been a longtime member of the Humble Hikes committee, where she helps connect youth with outdoor activities and environmental education. She is also an ecologist and co-editor of Been Outside, a book exploring the experiences of Black women and nonbinary people in nature.
Mary Hodges is the Associate Director of Development for Annual Giving at the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.
Solacoustix
Learn to Slackline
) at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp: Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PMBouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
ProTown BMX Stunt Show presented by Gentry Locke
Our top pros are always with us so don’t be surprised if you have seen them on ESPN’s X-Games, AST Dew Tour or some other t.v. or media coverage. We are teamed up with and support N.G.A, Next Generation Alliance, and F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
The team always brings top notch tricks and positive messages to any crowds we come in contact with.
Our motto is, “Dream BIG” because we believe everyone can be living their dreams too!!!
Special thanks to Gentry Locke Attorneys for bringing ProTown BMX to GO Fest.
Farrar Cycling Extreme Trials Riding Show
Witness a demonstration of extreme technical skill, balance, and precision on two wheels with the top ranked bicycle trials riders in the country, Sean and Ian Farrar!
S&M Acoustical Duo on the Tavern Stage at Explore Park
Closing out the Saturday line-up on the Tavern Stage at Explore Park is the S&M Acoustical Duo. Stemming from Roanoke, VA, they’ll be playing everything from folk to rock melodies and harmonies.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Big Lick Conspiracy LIVE at GO Fest
The Big Lick Conspiracy presents hilarious, improvisational comedy based entirely on audience suggestions along with sketch comedy. Come enjoy live comedy that is fast-paced, smart and outrageously funny.
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Sol Driven Train
Sol Driven Train’s set starts on the Haley Toyota Mainstage and then heads to the streets of GO Fest for the 15th Anniversary Celebration – a parade! The theme? Outdoor Circus.
Sol Driven Train’s music weaves through genres like images in a Tom Robbins paragraph. The band’s playful sonic schizophrenia absorbs songwriting influences like John Prine and Paul Simon, Afro-caribbean rhythmic explorations, and funky New Orleans-style brass into earnest songs of life, love, loss, and long johns. The versatile 5-piece band, based in Charleston, SC, features rotating lead vocalists, and multi-instrumental talent spread across horns, strings, keyboards, and percussion. Combining rich varieties of American pop and folk music into their own brass-kickin’ roots rock sound, Sol Driven Train has carved out a unique musical identity within the Jam and Americana music scene.
“If you need to visualize the soul, think of it as a kind of train. Yes, a long, lonesome freight train rumbling from generation to generation on an eternally rainy morning: its boxcars are loaded with sighs and laughter, its hobos are angels, its engineer is the queen of spades – and the queen is wild. Whoo-whoo! Hear that epiphanic whistle blow. The train’s destination is the godhead, but it stops at the Big Bang, at the orgasm, and at the hole in the fence that the red fox sneaks through down behind the barn. It’s simultaneously a local and an express, but it doesn’t transport weaponry, and it certainly ain’t no milk run.”
— Tom Robbins, Villa Incognito
Learn to Slackline
) at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp: Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PM
15th Anniversary Celebration
Don your GO Fest gear from previous years (all the way back to 2011) and join in the parade!
The Anthem GO Outside Festival is celebrating 15 years with a throwback to year one when it was called the “Outdoor Circus”. Ironically, an actual traditional circus was in town the same weekend, which caused some fun confusion. The following year the festival was rebranded as the GO Outside Festival
At 7:30pm join Sol Driven Train as they lead a parade of groove and horns throughout the Festival Basecamp. It starts at the Haley Toyota Mainstage and will circle the festival ending back at Mainstage and into a night of music and GO Fest nostalgia with Larry Keel, craft beer, and more!
Got photos from past GO Fests? Submit them here and you might see them on stage on the big screen!
Larry Keel
Larry Keel is an award-winning innovative flatpicking guitarist and singer/songwriter hailing from Appalachia and currently residing in historic Lexington, VA. Raised in a musical family steeped in the mountain culture of the region, Keel began from an early age to forge a distinctive sound, taking bluegrass and classic country music and infusing those styles with a rock edge and elements of improvisational jazz.
“Larry is a living legend who’s been bringing people together with his amazing music for many years. His song ‘Being Kind’ is what the world needs right now – a modern anthem about the power of positivity and gratitude.” – Chris Pandolfi, The Infamous Stringdusters
Silent Disco
Hustle Haven: Slow Flow
This 60-minute mellow flow is designed to give you a gentle stretch and calming pranayama (breath) practice to set you up for an intentional breath to movement vinyasa flow. The asanas will include engaging floorwork to complement your standing practice and vinyasa flow.
Bring a yoga mat and a water, wear layers for weather!
Bike Bus to GO Fest!
What better way to celebrate Roanoke’s unique connection of the outdoors to the urban landscape than by riding your bike to GO Fest?!
All riders, all bikes, all ages welcome. We will ensure the ride has leaders and sweepers to keep everyone together all the way to the festival grounds. The route will cover approximately 4 miles and will stay on the Greenway to the extent possible.
Gather @ Vic Thomas Park, 9:30 to 10:00
Gather up beginning at 9:30 a.m.! RMA will bring plenty of donuts in our shop electric cargo bike. Kids can enjoy the beginner mountain bike loop.
Departure – 10:00 a.m.
The bike bus will depart at 10:00 a.m. to begin a leisurely pedal along the Roanoke River Greenway.
Stop 1 – fountain at River’s Edge North
We will re-gather, maybe eat some more donuts (?!), and allow more folks to hop on the bike bus.
Departure – 10:20 a.m.
The bike bus rolls out of River’s Edge at 10:20, so please plan to be there well in advance if you want to join us mid-ride.
Stop 2 – Piedmont Park
We will re-gather again here in order to prepare to ride down Piedmont Street and cross the Walnut Avenue Bridge.
Departure – 10:40 a.m.
You’re welcome to join the bus at Piedmont Park! We’ll head out from there at 10:40.
Stop 3 – GO Fest!
The bike bus will take the Mill Mountain Greenway to Elmwood Park, where you will have the option of parking your ride at the free Pedal Safe bike valet!
$5 5k
Hustle Haven: Hustle HIIT
This empowering high-intensity strength training class is designed to give you an efficient full body workout in just 55 minutes. It includes dynamic strength training circuits, short cardio bursts and a dedicated core section.
Strength training helps increase bone density and joint health, build muscle to strengthen and improve mobility, stability and balance, improve/maintain healthy metabolism, and improves mental and cognitive health.
Water Safety Sessions at Explore Park
Learn some skills to prepare you for a day out on the water. We’ll cover trip preparation, get hands-on with life jackets and demo with some safety equipment.
Water Safety Session #1 on Saturday, October 18 and Water Safety Session #3 on Sunday, October 19 at 10 am will focus on moving water.
Water Safety Session #2 on Saturday, October 18 at 2 pm and Water Safety Session #4 Sunday, October 19 at 2 pm will focus on pools, water parks, and lakes.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Monacan Indians of the Interior
Join Vicky Ferguson for a discussion of the Monacan Indians of the Interior
“Citizens of the Nation are descended from Virginia and North Carolina Eastern Siouan cultural and linguistic groups, and our ancestral territory includes Virginia west of the fall line of the rivers, sections of southeastern West Virginia, and portions of northern North Carolina.” – monacannation.gov
Songwriters in the Round
On the stage together @ Elmwood Park. Singing songs and telling stories of how they were written. ARTISTS: Corey Hunley, William Seymour, Eric Sloan & Special Guest.
“COREY HUNLEY IS JUST A GUY PASSING THROUGH LIFE WITH A GUITAR IN HIS HAND AND A SONG IN HIS HEAD. HE HAS BEEN FORTUNATE TO HAVE SHARED THE STAGE WITH MARTY STUART, DARRELL SCOTT, WILL HOGE, JOHN HIATT, PAUL THORN, COLBIE CAILLAT, UNCLE KRACKER, MARGO PRICE AND A FEW OTHER COOL FOLKS. A SINGER SONGWRITER THAT HAS THE ABILITY TO GRAB THE AUDIENCE. ”— Tad Dickens- Roanoke Times
Mountain Bike Demos with Cardinal Bicycle & Specialized
Cardinal Bicycle and Specialized will have a fleet of full suspension mountain bikes for you to try out on the trails. Choose from a Specialized Epic 8, or Levo. We will have a full range of sizes available. Wear your riding clothes and appropriate shoes and bring a hydration pack or water bottle. Bring your own helmet and pedals, or we will have helmets and flat pedals you can use for your ride. A state or federal identification card will be required to demo a bicycle.
WeeWheel Roanoke Kids Cycling Course & Races
Bring your kids to ride the bicycle course and show off their skills. WeeWheel Roanoke will have a course set up for kids ages 3-12 to practice riding their balance or pedal bikes through. Additionally we will have kids bike races throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Guided Hike at Explore Park
Join our Outdoor Team for a family-friendly hike through the woods at Explore Park. Please wear comfortable footwear and bring a water bottle! Hike will at meet Explore Park Visitor Center.
Registration Link: Guided Hike at Explore Park
Group Size: 10 Max
CaveSim
Sponsored by Blue Ridge Grotto and the Cave Conservancy Foundation, come check out an incredible mobile cave exhibit that is visiting Roanoke from Colorado! Be prepared to put on a special caving helmet, and crawl and climb through 150 feet of artificial cave passage. Watch out for the stalactites and other fragile cave objects! Try not to touch the objects because you will lose points in the computer scoring system for each object that you touch. CaveSim is NOT virtual reality, and there are no screens inside, but monitors on the outside of the cave allow parents to watch on cameras as kids explore. While you visit, you’ll learn from CaveSim staff who are real cave explorers and do cave Search and Rescue. Be sure to also try vertical cave rescue on the 12-foot-tall CaveSim ropes tower. See how tight a space you can fit through in the CaveSim squeezebox. Children age 4 and under must be accompanied in the cave by a parent or very responsible older sibling. Adults are welcome to explore, but CaveSim does contain narrow passageways that adults may find very difficult. CaveSim does provide accommodations for people with disabilities.
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
River Tube Ring Toss
Test your skills in this OVERSIZED carnival classic. Complete the challenge to win a prize.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Extreme Trials Riding Show at Adventure Outpost
It’s like rock climbing or parkour on a bicycle.
Bicycle trials is the ultimate test of bicycle control, balance, and technical skill! Riders conquer challenging obstacles to test their riding abilities and to see what is possible on two wheels!
Witness a demonstration of extreme technical skill, balance, and precision on two wheels with the top ranked bicycle trials riders in the country, Sean and Ian Farrar!
Joe Crandall on the Tavern Stage at Explore Park
Starting the Sunday line-up for the Tavern Stage at our Adventure Outpost at Explore Park is Joe Crandall! Come hear Joe and his guitar in this solo acoustic show.
Kayak Paddle Strokes Class
Learn various techniques to improve your performance in kayaks. Also safety precautions to keep you from injuries while on & off the water.
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus
Join Mill Mountain Theatre for a hilarious ride with Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, The Musical! Based on Mo Willems’ award-winning children’s book and adapted by Mo Willems and Mr. Warburton, with music by Deborah Wicks La Puma. A delightful show for young audiences that brings laughter and adventure to the stage.
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Learn to Slackline
) at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp: Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PMNavigation Scavenger Hunt
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
ProTown BMX Stunt Show presented by Gentry Locke
Our top pros are always with us so don’t be surprised if you have seen them on ESPN’s X-Games, AST Dew Tour or some other t.v. or media coverage. We are teamed up with and support N.G.A, Next Generation Alliance, and F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
The team always brings top notch tricks and positive messages to any crowds we come in contact with.
Our motto is, “Dream BIG” because we believe everyone can be living their dreams too!!!
Special thanks to Gentry Locke Attorneys for bringing ProTown BMX to GO Fest.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Farrar Cycling Extreme Trials Riding Show
Witness a demonstration of extreme technical skill, balance, and precision on two wheels with the top ranked bicycle trials riders in the country, Sean and Ian Farrar!
Urban Hike: Architecture in Downtown Roanoke
Join us for a walking tour of downtown Roanoke and experience the architecture of our region! Get2KnowNoke Talent Ambassador Joanna Dreiling invites you to explore landmark structures, hidden gems, evolving spaces, and design stories that shape our community.
We will meet where Elmwood Park (fountain walkway) meets Franklin Road.
Enjoy a round of beer on us at our end location – Blindhouse Beer, sponsored by The Three Aspens, Ltd.!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Canoe Paddle Strokes Class
Learn various techniques to improve your performance in canoes. Also safety precautions to keep you from injuries while on & off the water.
New Neighbors: Welcoming Wildlife at Mill Mountain Zoo
Join Kiana Nowall as we introduce the newest members of Mill Mountain Zoo’s animal family! In this presentation, you’ll discover who they are, where they come from, and why their conservation matters. Learn how these incredible animals help tell the story of endangered species around the world, and how the Zoo is working to protect them and their wild habitats.
Cardinal Bicycle Bike Box Derby
Join Cardinal Bicycle for the Second Annual Bike Box Derby!
Decorate you and your bike using a cardboard bike box—and any other materials you choose! Bring (or ride) your completed masterpiece to Explore Park on Sunday Oct 19 to ride the Bike Box Derby Course, which will be a paved or grass loop less than ½ mile long. Expert judges will select a winner based on creativity, amount of the bike box used, and ability to complete the course.
NEW for this year–we will have categories for kids and adults.
We saw so much creativity and ingenuity on two wheels last year, and we can’t wait to see what you come up with this time around!
Pick up your bike box at Cardinal Bicycle any time before Sunday October 19.
Water Safety Sessions at Explore Park
Learn some skills to prepare you for a day out on the water. We’ll cover trip preparation, get hands-on with life jackets and demo with some safety equipment.
Water Safety Session #1 on Saturday, October 18 and Water Safety Session #3 on Sunday, October 19 at 10 am will focus on moving water.
Water Safety Session #2 on Saturday, October 18 at 2 pm and Water Safety Session #4 Sunday, October 19 at 2 pm will focus on pools, water parks, and lakes.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Highline Slackline Show
Turn your eyes to the sky for a highline performance that only the GO Outside Festival can bring you!
This group of slackliners is passionate about balance, performance, and the outdoors. They travel the world to deliver slackline entertainment at the highest level and tell the stories of our sport. Highlining is just slacklining, but higher. Highlines can be anywhere from 20 to 400 feet above the ground, with athletes walking and performing tricks on a narrow 1-inch wide piece of webbing.
Throughout the weekend, these highline stunt performers will be balancing and bouncing high above Holton Plaza on Franklin Road. You won’t want to miss it!
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Florencia & the Feeling
Winners of Floyd Fest’s On The Rise Competition in July and hailing from Johnson City, Tennessee, Florencia & the Feeling have taken the music scene by storm since
their inception in April 2021.
With their independently released debut album, “Birthday,” making waves and
earning praise from critics, including Vents Magazine, which declared it “pure, unadulterated fun,” the band has
firmly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with.
Comprising five exceptionally talented musicians — Florencia Rusinol (lead vocals), Andrew Kramer (guitar),
Isaac Ratliff (keys), Nick Castro (bass), and Austin Herron (drums) — Florencia & the Feeling seamlessly
weave together a diverse tapestry of genres. From funk to jazz, Nu Soul to pop, and even hints of indie rock
and Latin roots, their music is a harmonious blend that resonates with a wide range of audiences. The result is
a distinctive sound that’s brimming with four-part harmonies, intricate rhythms, and an unmistakable sense of
joy.
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Learn to Slackline
) at Elmwood Park’s Festival Basecamp: Friday at 7:00 PM Saturday at 12:00, 3:00, 5:00, & 7:00 PM Sunday at 1:00 & 3:00 PMWood & Nichols on the Tavern Stage at Explore Park
Closing out the Tavern Stage at Explore Park Sunday afternoon is Wood & Nichols! This duo will be putting on an acoustic set with guitar and banjo.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Navigation Scavenger Hunt
WeeWheel Roanoke Kids Cycling Course & Races
Bring your kids to ride the bicycle course and show off their skills. WeeWheel Roanoke will have a course set up for kids ages 3-12 to practice riding their balance or pedal bikes through. Additionally we will have kids bike races throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Ultimate Air Dogs Show presented by Member One
- Navigate and arrive by car
- Hop on the free shuttle – the stop is just across the street from the main entrance to Elmwood Park (On the corner of Williamson Rd and Bullitt Ave)
ProTown BMX Stunt Show presented by Gentry Locke
Our top pros are always with us so don’t be surprised if you have seen them on ESPN’s X-Games, AST Dew Tour or some other t.v. or media coverage. We are teamed up with and support N.G.A, Next Generation Alliance, and F.C.A. Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
The team always brings top notch tricks and positive messages to any crowds we come in contact with.
Our motto is, “Dream BIG” because we believe everyone can be living their dreams too!!!
Special thanks to Gentry Locke Attorneys for bringing ProTown BMX to GO Fest.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
The Goatsinger Show!
Come and see Roanoke’s own goatsinger, Mike Moran, in a half-hour of music, puppetry, and storytelling designed to get the crowd singing along. With BamBam the sharp-tongued goat, Everett the soulful dog, and Skezz the allosaurus, Moran blends folk-blues songs, quick wit, and playful surprises into a performance that’s as fun to join as it is to watch.
River Tube Ring Toss
Test your skills in this OVERSIZED carnival classic. Complete the challenge to win a prize.
Location: Adventure Outpost at Explore Park – Meet at the Twin Creeks Brewpub lawn
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Bouldering Sessions!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and with thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side. If you’re brand new to bouldering, we recommend the “Try It” side. If you’re familiar with bouldering and excited to participate at GO Fest, then the “Sessions” side is a perfect opportunity for that!
Sessions are 30 minutes long and limited to 6 climbers per session. There are plenty of sessions still open. You can sign up for sessions in advance onsite at the boulder wall (online signups have ended). Or, simply show up at the wall at the start of a session to see if there is any space available.
Shoes and chalk available, or feel free to bring your own!
Must be 8 years or older to participate. Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
Dr Bacon
Dr. BACON is a 6 Piece touring Appalachian Funk, Grass and Rock & Roll band. Blending incredibly diverse instrumentation with broad, deep musical influences, allows the band to perform a plethora of widely accessible, danceable music.
The Dr. Bacon Live Experience is truly a spectacle to behold, bringing the audience on a musical journey that lulls and spikes in energy, caressing ears with lush beauty and whipping crowds into a tribal romp, shaking booties and shedding inhibitions. This manic versatility ensures that no matter what genre of music you identify with most, you will hear something that resonates. Dr. Bacon started playing together in 2012 on King Street in Boone as a 3 piece busking with acoustic bluegrass, folk, and 90s pop/rock/hip-hop influenced music. Several lineup changes over the years and a move to Asheville have refined and redirected the bands sound, incorporating funk, rock, soul, psychedelic and world music to Appalachian influences. The blending of several elements of these genres (often within the same song) along with unique instrumentation is the real Bacon flavor.
Lumberjack Show
Captivating audiences for the past 25 years, Timberwork’s Lumberjack Shows provides images of man against the impossible, competing in a sport derived out of a nation’s heritage. Come watch the axes fly, chainsaws roar, and some super-human Lumberjack feats that’ll have you jumping out of your seats!
Paddle Sports Demo Pool
The Paddle Sports Demo Pool is your opportunity to try out kayaks, canoes, and stand up paddleboards from several different vendors. Always a GO Fest favorite! Be sure to bring a towel and dry clothes.
We’ll have several different types of boats to try out! Shout out to Beyond Boundaries for helping us manage the demo pool!
Find the pool on Franklin Rd (Zone 3) at the corner of Franklin and Williamson.
- Oct 17th: 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
- Oct 18th: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Oct 19th: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Travis Overstreet with Beyond Boundaries and ACA is also teaching a few paddle skills clinics in the demo pool. The demo pool will be closed to other use during the clinics.
Kayak Paddle Strokes Clinic
- Oct 18th from 12-12:30 pm
- Oct 19th from 12-12:30 pm
Canoe Paddle Stroke Clinic
- Oct 18th from 2-2:30 pm
- Oct 19th from 2-2:30 pm
Prosper powered by ConvertSolar for GoFest
Experience solar power in action with Prosper powered by Convert Solar — one of Virginia’s foremost and top-rated solar installers.
Discover how clean, renewable energy can power your home, business, or adventure with greater freedom and resilience.
Stop by our booth to explore real solar tech, see live demos, and learn how homeowners across Virginia are reclaiming their power — literally.
Whether you’re curious about energy independence, lowering costs, or sustainable living, our team will help you find the right path to reclaim power over your energy.
Camping at the Adventure Outpost
Guess The Pack Weight Raffle
- Come to the Walkabout Booth and try on an Osprey Pack!
- Guess the weight and submit a raffle entry for a chance to win a pack from Osprey of your choosing!
- The entrant with the closest guess will win the pack, and there will be two runner up prizes of store credit at our Roanoke location.
- The pack will be weighed and winners selected the Monday following Go Fest, so we won’t know the weight either (No hints!).
Altra Running Shoe Demos with Fleet Feet Roanoke
👟 Altra Shoe Demo Run at Go Outside Festival 🌲
Try before you buy — and have some fun while you’re at it! Join us at the Fleet Feet Roanoke tent at the Go Outside Festival Outpost inside Explore Park for a guided shoe demo run where you can test the latest running shoes from one of our top brands, Altra, right on the trails. 🏃♀️💨
Whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or just here for the vibes, this is your chance to feel the difference underfoot — no strings (or laces) attached! 😉
✅ Free to join
✅ All paces welcome
✅ Demo pairs available first-come, first-served
Lace up, hit the path, and see what your next favorite running shoe feels like! 🌟
Love what you tried out? You can buy them on-site! Demo runs departing at varying times through Saturday 10am – 8pm and Sunday 10am – 5pm.
“The Glamping Experience by Star City Glamping”
Step inside our luxury bell tents and experience how Star City Glamping transforms any space into a cozy, unforgettable retreat—delivered and set up just for you.
Meters in a Minute
We will have 2 of our Ski Erg machines at our booth. Participants can see how many meters they can ski in one minute. Their amount will be recorded and a leaderboard will be kept throughout the day. Top 3 winners (male and female) will win membership giveaways.
BioFacts and Jeopardy
Stop by and join us for Animal Jeopardy! Put your wildlife knowledge to the test and earn a prize while learning fun facts about creatures from around the world. You can also explore our fascinating collection of biofacts, real artifacts like bones, feathers, and furs that give you a closer look at the adaptations that make each species unique.
Try Bouldering!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Ongoing Saturday and Sunday only.
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
If you’re brand new to bouldering, this is a perfect opportunity to test it out. To learn more before you come to GO Fest, watch this video.
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side.
The Try It side is designed for true first-timers to get a taste of bouldering on a couple of routes at a time. There will be climbing shoes and chalk available to try, or you may simply climb in your street shoes.
Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
If you’re familiar with bouldering and interested in spending a bit more time at the bouldering wall during GO Fest, check out the “Session” side!
Create your own eco-friendly re-usable tote bag with Grateful Gypsy
Create your own eco-friendly re-usable tote bag with us!
We’ll supply the materials and inspiration.
You’ll need to bring your creativity and imagination.
Our event is first come-first serve; once materials are depleted, we will not be able to accommodate additional attendees.
Youth attendees MUST have a parent or guardian with them for the duration of their event stay to participate. Unsupervised minors WILL NOT be able to participate.
Knot So Fast Challenge
A fun and quick knot tying race
-Race agaisnt the clock to tie a few classic camper knots!
-Vistors are given a chance to learn the knots at the booth before they race.
-Tie 3 knots correctly in a set time to be the trail champion!
Crosscut Saw Hands On Demo
Southern Appalachian Wilderness Stewards (SAWS) is a premier organization setting standards of excellence that inspire, connect, and equip people to steward wild landscapes.
Come learn about crosscut saws, a traditional tool used in trail maintenance on public lands. There will be hands on demonstrations, and participants can take home a tree cookie they cut themselves.
Open to participants ages 5 and older. A parent must be present and provide permission for participation. PPE is provided.
Free Assisted Stretch Therapy
InMotion Wellness Studio will be on site to provide FREE assisted stretching to anyone who wants to improve muscle stiffness, joint pain, or athletic performance.
Girl Scouts at Go Fest!
Come join the Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline in fun crafting activities!
Nature Journaling
Gain inspiration for your artwork and grow your flora and fauna knowledge by learning the basics of beginner nature journaling. You can explore drawing, stamping, stickers, and other ways to document your adventures.
Happy Campers
Get a taste of summer camp with several hands on activities! Create paint from creek rocks, identify creek critters, play tic-tac-toe, checkers, or 9 Square with friends, try on outdoor gear at our photo booth, and learn all that Camp Bethel has to offer!
Swim and Soak
We will have our 15ft swim spa up and running and ready for test swims, along with having our cold plunges, up, chilled and ready for soaking. Complete the cold plunge challenge!
Kids Bike Area
The folks at Roanoke Mountain Adventures (RMA), WeeWheel Roanoke, and Roanoke Star Cycling are teaming up to create a super fun kids bike area! Bring your own bike to check out the kids bike course, or borrow a loaner. Check in at the Kids Bike Zone tent, get fitted with a bike and helmet your size (courtesy of RMA and Play Roanoke), and then try out this year’s kids bike course, complete with features provided by WeeWheel Roanoke.
Interested in racing? WeeWheel Roanoke will be hosting several kids bike races throughout the weekend:
Saturday at 11 am and 4 pm
Sunday at 11 am and 3 pm
More info about the races at: https://roanokegofest.com/events/try-it/weewheel-roanoke-kids-cycling-course-races/
Large Lego Derby + Raingutter Regatta
Blue Ridge Mountain Council will be hosting a Large Lego Derby track where kids can come design and make their own cars to race out of Legos. (Lego cars will remain at the event to be reshaped and used all weekend).
There will be also be a Raingutter Regatta race for kids to make their own “boat” out of pool noodles and race on our water track. Small mini activities and games will be available for youth of all ages as we help promote the Scouting way and local units where kids can sign up form more fun!
Watercolor on Wood
Participants can stop by the Havyn booth any time during the festival to create their own watercolor on wood art piece! With a design sure to satisfy every outdoor lover’s appetite for creative fun, both kids and adults will enjoy this relaxing, success-oriented activity led by the hiking enthusiast and art therapist, Erin Blair.
Who’s in the Hive? Meet the Bees!
This is a brief presentation for children regarding the types of bees that are in a colony and what their jobs are. There is an educational handout that also doubles as a coloring page (crayons and coloring table available).
Take A Hike
Hey, take a hike! Come to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy booth and sign our petition to change the definition of “take a hike” from a rude brush off to an invitation to step outside and connect with nature. Plus, we’ll have some free swag to give away when you sign. Join the movement to redefine “take a hike” at takeahikepetition.org.
An Underwater Adventure with VR
Dive Into Adventure: A Virtual Reality Underwater Experience
Ever wondered what it feels like to breathe underwater and explore a whole new world? Step into our 360° Virtual Reality dive experience and discover the magic beneath the surface. In just a few minutes, you’ll find yourself transported to:
- The New River – uncover the hidden treasures of our local waters.
- Scenic Quarries – explore calm, mysterious dive sites close to home.
- Florida Beaches – swim alongside vibrant marine life in crystal-clear waters.
Each immersive video lasts 3–4 minutes and gives you a true taste of scuba diving — no gear required! This experience is designed to spark your sense of adventure and show you just how incredible diving can be.
Whether you’re brand-new to scuba or already a water lover, this event is the perfect first step toward joining our dive trips, courses, and community of explorers.
Come see the world from a whole new perspective — the underwater one. 🌊
Sketch Scavenger Hunt
Find and sketch our list of architectural items hiding in and around the festival grounds. Visit our event page or come by our booth (in Zone 1) day-of for further instructions.
Plenaire Watercolor Demonstration
Bring your own supplies or purchase a small kit at our booth on the day of the event.
Disc Golf Sim with Roanoke Disc Golf
Enjoy some disc golf! This year, our disc golf simulator is back with a major upgrade. We’re adding a TV so you can watch the full flight path of your throws. While you’re waiting, you can catch all the action from the pro tour on another screen, and you can even work on your short game at our putting station.
Lapidary
I show and tell folks on my polishing wheels the way I get the smooth polishing result by using different finishes.
Treemendous – There’s Life in Trees and Tree Snags
Stop by to participate in our ongoing activity to guess who lives in trees and tree snags/nursery logs. Participants will guess which birds, mammals, reptiles, insects or fungi reside in living and dead trees and place it on the replicas. Participants will win a prize (as long as supplies last).
The Wild Way
Come learn about The Wild Way, a nonprofit that provides outdoor, expedition-based experiences for girls ages 9 to 14! One of our favorite summer activities is stand-up paddleboarding (SUPing). Come visit our table to learn about SUPing and practice inflating a SUP all on your own. There will be prizes for those who are strong and resilient enough to inflate it!
Roanoke Master Gardener Association
Join the Roanoke Master Gardeners for a hands-on, eco-friendly activity! Participants will roll recycled newspaper around a tin can to create a small biodegradable pot. After shaping the pot, we’ll add soil and a seed so each person can take home their very own starter plant. These newspaper pots can be planted directly in the ground, where they will naturally decompose, making this a fun and sustainable way to grow something new.
Shrewd Outdoors – Mini Archery Range
We’re setting up an exciting mini archery range where participants can unleash their inner marksmen, aiming and shooting at targets for a shot at winning free archery range time at Shrewd Outdoors! Don’t miss out on the fun and the chance to test your skills and win big!
RATC Appalachian Trail Trivia
Come play along at the RATC booth with our lively game of Appalachian Trail Trivia! Two or more contestants go head-to-head, answering fun questions about the A.T. as they “hike” their way from Springer Mountain, Georgia, all the way to Katahdin, Maine. Each correct answer moves you further up the trail, and the first person to reach Maine is the winner! Along the way, you’ll pick up fascinating facts about the trail, learn about the Roanoke Appalachian Trail Club, and maybe even score a prize. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just trail-curious, it’s a family-friendly way to test your knowledge and celebrate the world’s most famous footpath.
Lots of Fun Challenges, Interaction, and Learning at the Clean Valley Council Tent
Beer Gardens
Here are the deets on when and where to get beverages at GO Fest. We have three locations where you can acquire beverages and/or tickets. Must be 21 or older to purchase alcohol.
An assortment of beer, ciders, seltzers, and wines available – see bottom of this post for list.
BYOP – Reduce single plastic waste by bringing your reusable pint AND/OR pick up one of this year’s custom Pirani Tumblers at any beer garden tent, and then swing by the Pirani tent in the Elmwood Beer area to get a free lid.
Beverage Tickets are $8, with proceeds from this year’s GO Outside Festival beer sales continuing to support Project Outside and Blue Ridge Offroad Cyclist, while also contributing to hurricane relief efforts for the outdoor community of Western North Carolina through a donation to the Outdoor Business Alliance of Western North Carolina. In addition, we are collecting winter clothing items (e.g. jackets, fleeces, hats, socks, etc.). Drop your donation items at the big yellow tent in the Elmwood Amphitheater Beer Garden.
Zone 3: Jefferson Street Beer Garden- located on Jefferson Street in front of the Patrick Henry building.
- Friday: 5:00-8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Saturday: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Sunday: 11:00 am -5:00 pm (Last call is 4:30pm)
Zone 4: Holton Plaza- Enjoy tunes, chairs for lounging, a fire pit, games, and a central location. Holton Plaza is located on Franklin Road.
- Friday: 5:00-8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Saturday: 10:30 am – 8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Sunday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm (Last call is 4:30pm)
Zone 7: Elmwood Main Stage Beer Garden- Located in the plaza just above the amphitheater seating.
- Friday: 5:00-10:30 pm (Last call is 10pm)
- Saturday: 11:00 am – 11:30 pm (Last call is 11pm)
- Sunday: 10:00 am -6:00 pm (Last call is 5:30pm)
Beverage Selection available at each beer garden includes: ON DRAFT – Fat Tire Ale, Voodoo Ranger Juicy IPA, Parkway Get Bent IPA, Olde Salem Work Hard Play Hard Kolsh, Bold Rock Cider, and Big Lick Brewing Seltzer. IN CANS – All Day Rose’ wine and Devil’s Backbone Vodka Orange Smash, Mango Margarita, and Tequila Margarita. In addition, the Elmwood Beer area will also have Parkway Raven’s Roost Porter and Starr Hill Groove Tangerine Wheat.
Bike Valet by PedalSafe ROA
PedalSafe ROA will be providing bike valet for people who choose to bike to GO Fest. Last year hundreds of people biked to GO Fest to avoid traffic, reduce emissions, and get exercise. With a bike valet, you don’t need to worry about parking as PedalSafe ROA and volunteers will securely park your bike in a central corral for your convenience.
Gear Exchange Booth
Since the beginning of this event the Blue Ridge Mountains Council has provided the personnel to operate this booth at the event to help anyone who would like to buy, sell or trade sporting type items to do so at whatever price they wish to ask. The Boy Scouts simply help the two parties to connect and do not receive any commissions in this process.
If your items do not sell and you think our Scouts or camp could use this for future activities, donate your gear to the Scouts. Please be aware that we have moved to much smaller offices and we have very limited ability to receive donations in this same manner.
Free Bike Helmets
Brain Injury Solutions (formerly Brain Injury Services of Southwest Virginia), a nonprofit serving survivors of brain injury, will be passing out FREE bike and multisport helmets! We will have a limited supply each day.
Prosper powered by ConvertSolar for GoFest
Experience solar power in action with Prosper powered by Convert Solar — one of Virginia’s foremost and top-rated solar installers.
Discover how clean, renewable energy can power your home, business, or adventure with greater freedom and resilience.
Stop by our booth to explore real solar tech, see live demos, and learn how homeowners across Virginia are reclaiming their power — literally.
Whether you’re curious about energy independence, lowering costs, or sustainable living, our team will help you find the right path to reclaim power over your energy.
Camping at the Adventure Outpost
Guess The Pack Weight Raffle
- Come to the Walkabout Booth and try on an Osprey Pack!
- Guess the weight and submit a raffle entry for a chance to win a pack from Osprey of your choosing!
- The entrant with the closest guess will win the pack, and there will be two runner up prizes of store credit at our Roanoke location.
- The pack will be weighed and winners selected the Monday following Go Fest, so we won’t know the weight either (No hints!).
Altra Running Shoe Demos with Fleet Feet Roanoke
👟 Altra Shoe Demo Run at Go Outside Festival 🌲
Try before you buy — and have some fun while you’re at it! Join us at the Fleet Feet Roanoke tent at the Go Outside Festival Outpost inside Explore Park for a guided shoe demo run where you can test the latest running shoes from one of our top brands, Altra, right on the trails. 🏃♀️💨
Whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or just here for the vibes, this is your chance to feel the difference underfoot — no strings (or laces) attached! 😉
✅ Free to join
✅ All paces welcome
✅ Demo pairs available first-come, first-served
Lace up, hit the path, and see what your next favorite running shoe feels like! 🌟
Love what you tried out? You can buy them on-site! Demo runs departing at varying times through Saturday 10am – 8pm and Sunday 10am – 5pm.
“The Glamping Experience by Star City Glamping”
Step inside our luxury bell tents and experience how Star City Glamping transforms any space into a cozy, unforgettable retreat—delivered and set up just for you.
Meters in a Minute
We will have 2 of our Ski Erg machines at our booth. Participants can see how many meters they can ski in one minute. Their amount will be recorded and a leaderboard will be kept throughout the day. Top 3 winners (male and female) will win membership giveaways.
BioFacts and Jeopardy
Stop by and join us for Animal Jeopardy! Put your wildlife knowledge to the test and earn a prize while learning fun facts about creatures from around the world. You can also explore our fascinating collection of biofacts, real artifacts like bones, feathers, and furs that give you a closer look at the adaptations that make each species unique.
Try Bouldering!
New at GO Fest – Bouldering!
Ongoing Saturday and Sunday only.
Bouldering is climbing on a shorter wall without ropes and thick mats to cushion falls. It’s a great way to learn technique, physical problem solving, and a very social way to enjoy the sport of climbing!
If you’re brand new to bouldering, this is a perfect opportunity to test it out. To learn more before you come to GO Fest, watch this video.
The GO Fest Bouldering Wall has two sides: The “Try It” side and the “Sessions” side.
The Try It side is designed for true first-timers to get a taste of bouldering on a couple of routes at a time. There will be climbing shoes and chalk available to try, or you may simply climb in your street shoes.
Waivers required, under 18-year-olds must be accompanied by an adult. Please follow all rules and directions by staff.
If you’re familiar with bouldering and interested in spending a bit more time at the bouldering wall during GO Fest, check out the “Session” side!
Create your own eco-friendly re-usable tote bag with Grateful Gypsy
Create your own eco-friendly re-usable tote bag with us!
We’ll supply the materials and inspiration.
You’ll need to bring your creativity and imagination.
Our event is first come-first serve; once materials are depleted, we will not be able to accommodate additional attendees.
Youth attendees MUST have a parent or guardian with them for the duration of their event stay to participate. Unsupervised minors WILL NOT be able to participate.
Knot So Fast Challenge
A fun and quick knot tying race
-Race agaisnt the clock to tie a few classic camper knots!
-Vistors are given a chance to learn the knots at the booth before they race.
-Tie 3 knots correctly in a set time to be the trail champion!
Crosscut Saw Hands On Demo
Southern Appalachian Wilderness Stewards (SAWS) is a premier organization setting standards of excellence that inspire, connect, and equip people to steward wild landscapes.
Come learn about crosscut saws, a traditional tool used in trail maintenance on public lands. There will be hands on demonstrations, and participants can take home a tree cookie they cut themselves.
Open to participants ages 5 and older. A parent must be present and provide permission for participation. PPE is provided.
Free Assisted Stretch Therapy
InMotion Wellness Studio will be on site to provide FREE assisted stretching to anyone who wants to improve muscle stiffness, joint pain, or athletic performance.
Girl Scouts at Go Fest!
Come join the Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline in fun crafting activities!
Nature Journaling
Gain inspiration for your artwork and grow your flora and fauna knowledge by learning the basics of beginner nature journaling. You can explore drawing, stamping, stickers, and other ways to document your adventures.
Happy Campers
Get a taste of summer camp with several hands on activities! Create paint from creek rocks, identify creek critters, play tic-tac-toe, checkers, or 9 Square with friends, try on outdoor gear at our photo booth, and learn all that Camp Bethel has to offer!
Swim and Soak
We will have our 15ft swim spa up and running and ready for test swims, along with having our cold plunges, up, chilled and ready for soaking. Complete the cold plunge challenge!
Kids Bike Area
The folks at Roanoke Mountain Adventures (RMA), WeeWheel Roanoke, and Roanoke Star Cycling are teaming up to create a super fun kids bike area! Bring your own bike to check out the kids bike course, or borrow a loaner. Check in at the Kids Bike Zone tent, get fitted with a bike and helmet your size (courtesy of RMA and Play Roanoke), and then try out this year’s kids bike course, complete with features provided by WeeWheel Roanoke.
Interested in racing? WeeWheel Roanoke will be hosting several kids bike races throughout the weekend:
Saturday at 11 am and 4 pm
Sunday at 11 am and 3 pm
More info about the races at: https://roanokegofest.com/events/try-it/weewheel-roanoke-kids-cycling-course-races/
Large Lego Derby + Raingutter Regatta
Blue Ridge Mountain Council will be hosting a Large Lego Derby track where kids can come design and make their own cars to race out of Legos. (Lego cars will remain at the event to be reshaped and used all weekend).
There will be also be a Raingutter Regatta race for kids to make their own “boat” out of pool noodles and race on our water track. Small mini activities and games will be available for youth of all ages as we help promote the Scouting way and local units where kids can sign up form more fun!
Watercolor on Wood
Participants can stop by the Havyn booth any time during the festival to create their own watercolor on wood art piece! With a design sure to satisfy every outdoor lover’s appetite for creative fun, both kids and adults will enjoy this relaxing, success-oriented activity led by the hiking enthusiast and art therapist, Erin Blair.
Who’s in the Hive? Meet the Bees!
This is a brief presentation for children regarding the types of bees that are in a colony and what their jobs are. There is an educational handout that also doubles as a coloring page (crayons and coloring table available).
Take A Hike
Hey, take a hike! Come to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy booth and sign our petition to change the definition of “take a hike” from a rude brush off to an invitation to step outside and connect with nature. Plus, we’ll have some free swag to give away when you sign. Join the movement to redefine “take a hike” at takeahikepetition.org.
An Underwater Adventure with VR
Dive Into Adventure: A Virtual Reality Underwater Experience
Ever wondered what it feels like to breathe underwater and explore a whole new world? Step into our 360° Virtual Reality dive experience and discover the magic beneath the surface. In just a few minutes, you’ll find yourself transported to:
- The New River – uncover the hidden treasures of our local waters.
- Scenic Quarries – explore calm, mysterious dive sites close to home.
- Florida Beaches – swim alongside vibrant marine life in crystal-clear waters.
Each immersive video lasts 3–4 minutes and gives you a true taste of scuba diving — no gear required! This experience is designed to spark your sense of adventure and show you just how incredible diving can be.
Whether you’re brand-new to scuba or already a water lover, this event is the perfect first step toward joining our dive trips, courses, and community of explorers.
Come see the world from a whole new perspective — the underwater one. 🌊
Sketch Scavenger Hunt
Find and sketch our list of architectural items hiding in and around the festival grounds. Visit our event page or come by our booth (in Zone 1) day-of for further instructions.
Plenaire Watercolor Demonstration
Bring your own supplies or purchase a small kit at our booth on the day of the event.
Disc Golf Sim with Roanoke Disc Golf
Enjoy some disc golf! This year, our disc golf simulator is back with a major upgrade. We’re adding a TV so you can watch the full flight path of your throws. While you’re waiting, you can catch all the action from the pro tour on another screen, and you can even work on your short game at our putting station.
Lapidary
I show and tell folks on my polishing wheels the way I get the smooth polishing result by using different finishes.
Treemendous – There’s Life in Trees and Tree Snags
Stop by to participate in our ongoing activity to guess who lives in trees and tree snags/nursery logs. Participants will guess which birds, mammals, reptiles, insects or fungi reside in living and dead trees and place it on the replicas. Participants will win a prize (as long as supplies last).
The Wild Way
Come learn about The Wild Way, a nonprofit that provides outdoor, expedition-based experiences for girls ages 9 to 14! One of our favorite summer activities is stand-up paddleboarding (SUPing). Come visit our table to learn about SUPing and practice inflating a SUP all on your own. There will be prizes for those who are strong and resilient enough to inflate it!
Roanoke Master Gardener Association
Join the Roanoke Master Gardeners for a hands-on, eco-friendly activity! Participants will roll recycled newspaper around a tin can to create a small biodegradable pot. After shaping the pot, we’ll add soil and a seed so each person can take home their very own starter plant. These newspaper pots can be planted directly in the ground, where they will naturally decompose, making this a fun and sustainable way to grow something new.
Shrewd Outdoors – Mini Archery Range
We’re setting up an exciting mini archery range where participants can unleash their inner marksmen, aiming and shooting at targets for a shot at winning free archery range time at Shrewd Outdoors! Don’t miss out on the fun and the chance to test your skills and win big!
RATC Appalachian Trail Trivia
Come play along at the RATC booth with our lively game of Appalachian Trail Trivia! Two or more contestants go head-to-head, answering fun questions about the A.T. as they “hike” their way from Springer Mountain, Georgia, all the way to Katahdin, Maine. Each correct answer moves you further up the trail, and the first person to reach Maine is the winner! Along the way, you’ll pick up fascinating facts about the trail, learn about the Roanoke Appalachian Trail Club, and maybe even score a prize. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just trail-curious, it’s a family-friendly way to test your knowledge and celebrate the world’s most famous footpath.
Lots of Fun Challenges, Interaction, and Learning at the Clean Valley Council Tent
Beer Gardens
Here are the deets on when and where to get beverages at GO Fest. We have three locations where you can acquire beverages and/or tickets. Must be 21 or older to purchase alcohol.
An assortment of beer, ciders, seltzers, and wines available – see bottom of this post for list.
BYOP – Reduce single plastic waste by bringing your reusable pint AND/OR pick up one of this year’s custom Pirani Tumblers at any beer garden tent, and then swing by the Pirani tent in the Elmwood Beer area to get a free lid.
Beverage Tickets are $8, with proceeds from this year’s GO Outside Festival beer sales continuing to support Project Outside and Blue Ridge Offroad Cyclist, while also contributing to hurricane relief efforts for the outdoor community of Western North Carolina through a donation to the Outdoor Business Alliance of Western North Carolina. In addition, we are collecting winter clothing items (e.g. jackets, fleeces, hats, socks, etc.). Drop your donation items at the big yellow tent in the Elmwood Amphitheater Beer Garden.
Zone 3: Jefferson Street Beer Garden- located on Jefferson Street in front of the Patrick Henry building.
- Friday: 5:00-8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Saturday: 11:00 am – 8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Sunday: 11:00 am -5:00 pm (Last call is 4:30pm)
Zone 4: Holton Plaza- Enjoy tunes, chairs for lounging, a fire pit, games, and a central location. Holton Plaza is located on Franklin Road.
- Friday: 5:00-8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Saturday: 10:30 am – 8:00 pm (Last call is 7:30pm)
- Sunday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm (Last call is 4:30pm)
Zone 7: Elmwood Main Stage Beer Garden- Located in the plaza just above the amphitheater seating.
- Friday: 5:00-10:30 pm (Last call is 10pm)
- Saturday: 11:00 am – 11:30 pm (Last call is 11pm)
- Sunday: 10:00 am -6:00 pm (Last call is 5:30pm)
Beverage Selection available at each beer garden includes: ON DRAFT – Fat Tire Ale, Voodoo Ranger Juicy IPA, Parkway Get Bent IPA, Olde Salem Work Hard Play Hard Kolsh, Bold Rock Cider, and Big Lick Brewing Seltzer. IN CANS – All Day Rose’ wine and Devil’s Backbone Vodka Orange Smash, Mango Margarita, and Tequila Margarita. In addition, the Elmwood Beer area will also have Parkway Raven’s Roost Porter and Starr Hill Groove Tangerine Wheat.
Bike Valet by PedalSafe ROA
PedalSafe ROA will be providing bike valet for people who choose to bike to GO Fest. Last year hundreds of people biked to GO Fest to avoid traffic, reduce emissions, and get exercise. With a bike valet, you don’t need to worry about parking as PedalSafe ROA and volunteers will securely park your bike in a central corral for your convenience.
Paddle Sports Demo Pool
The Paddle Sports Demo Pool is your opportunity to try out kayaks, canoes, and stand up paddleboards from several different vendors. Always a GO Fest favorite! Be sure to bring a towel and dry clothes.
We’ll have several different types of boats to try out! Shout out to Beyond Boundaries for helping us manage the demo pool!
Find the pool on Franklin Rd (Zone 3) at the corner of Franklin and Williamson.
- Oct 17th: 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
- Oct 18th: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Oct 19th: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Travis Overstreet with Beyond Boundaries and ACA is also teaching a few paddle skills clinics in the demo pool. The demo pool will be closed to other use during the clinics.
Kayak Paddle Strokes Clinic
- Oct 18th from 12-12:30 pm
- Oct 19th from 12-12:30 pm
Canoe Paddle Stroke Clinic
- Oct 18th from 2-2:30 pm
- Oct 19th from 2-2:30 pm
Gear Exchange Booth
Since the beginning of this event the Blue Ridge Mountains Council has provided the personnel to operate this booth at the event to help anyone who would like to buy, sell or trade sporting type items to do so at whatever price they wish to ask. The Boy Scouts simply help the two parties to connect and do not receive any commissions in this process.
If your items do not sell and you think our Scouts or camp could use this for future activities, donate your gear to the Scouts. Please be aware that we have moved to much smaller offices and we have very limited ability to receive donations in this same manner.
Free Bike Helmets
Brain Injury Solutions (formerly Brain Injury Services of Southwest Virginia), a nonprofit serving survivors of brain injury, will be passing out FREE bike and multisport helmets! We will have a limited supply each day.
Click the stars next to your favorite events and they will be saved under the “Favorites” tab for future reference.
Watch It, Try It, Race It, Live It! This schedule has all the activities, shows, races, and demos going on at GO Fest. It will continue to be updated and grow with new events and exhibitors as the event approaches!
How to use it
- Sort by date using the tabs on the top. (Do this first, as it will reset the filters.)
- Use the filters to sort by type of event, or the host. If you change the date, these will reset.
- Click the stars on the right to save your favorites and come back to them in the “Favorites” tab on top. (Favorites are saved for 30 days!)
- Need more help? Watch the video!
Zones
To help you find your way to activities, use the location. If it’s at the Festival Basecamp (Elmwood Park), it will be listed by Zone. To see where that zone is, click here and check out the map.
If you’re at the festival now, you can find the maps posted around the festival OR, head to our Information Tent outside of the main amphitheater entrance, and we’ll point you in the right direction!
Festival Hours
Friday, October 17: 5PM – 10PM (vendors shut down at 8PM)
Saturday, October 18: 10AM -11PM (vendors shut down at 8PM)
Sunday, October 19: 11AM – 5PM (music ends at 6PM)
Our activities are unique, human-powered recreational and sustainability activities that support the outdoor community. Have an activity you think would be perfect for GO Fest? Let us know.
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