Fun For All: Lollapalooza Was Much More Than Just Music Performances
A music festival doesn't always have to be 100% about the music.
A music festival doesn't always have to be 100% about the music. As over 100,000 music lovers (both young and gold) flocked to Chicago's Grant Park to catch their favorite acts, many looked forward to the food, vendors and brand sponsored tents & areas.
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From Kidzpalooza offering youth friendly activities to the Red Door Spa offering chair massages, Lollapalooza 2015 was filled with many non-musical highlights, that made the annual music festival that much more memorable.
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Check out a roundup of just a handful of the dope extracurricular activities we found scattered across Lollapalooza grounds.
Kidzapalooza
Children and their parents tag up a giant wall with colorful paints at Kidzapalooza.
Kidzapalooza
On their own main stage, rated G acts provided entertainment for the tiny tots to pre-teens in the crowd.
Kidzapalooza
Interested in karaoke? There's a tent for that.
Kidzapalooza
A DJ and emcee was onsite to help bring a bit of hip-hop flavor to the space.
Red Door Spa
For those with VIP access, the popular Red Door Spa was a luxe getaway from the hustle and bustle of Lollapalooza.
Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa
The pop-up spa offered three different services during Lolla weekend: hairstyling, massages and nail polish color changes.
Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa
Stocked up with brand new Essie colors, Red Door Spa skilled nail technicians were on hand to make sure clients walked away with flawless fingertips.
Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa
For those with more versatile hair, braiders hooked up tresses with a variety of braided 'dos and brightly-colored strands.
Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa
The notable spa came prepared with several hair products to match any and every desired style.
Tie-Dye Tattoo Stations
Out on Lolla's festival grounds, there were a wide array of crafts vendors to add to the music experience. One eye-catching stand in particular was the faux sleeve station, which allowed guests to don a temporary tie-die sleeve made of paint.
Edge Dome
Lollapalooza allowed their guests the opportunity to be be big kids. Edge Dome set up a huge structure for folks to either climb all over or catch a cat nap on the hammocks inside.
Samsung Galaxy Owner's Lounge
Samsung took over Lolla's festival grounds with two areas (Owner's & Artist Lounge), providing food, drinks, gadgets and entertainment. Get hip right here.
Budlight's House of Whatever
What's a real party without Budlight's House of Whatever shenanigans? The small Lolla station provided fun and beverages to of-age passersby.
The Toyota Tent
The Toyota Camry station brought the music to a smaller audience in the shade, with performances & DJ sets from artists like Lion Babe & Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas.
The Toyota Tent
The Toyota Camry station brought the music to a smaller audience in the shade, with performances & DJ sets from artists like Lion Babe & Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas.
The Toyota Tent
The Toyota Camry station brought the music to a smaller audience in the shade, with performances & DJ sets from artists like Lion Babe & Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas.
