Creative Loafing lets out a “Raur!” (Fest)

If there was ever any doubt that the people here in Atlanta know how to party, Creative Loafing’s Raur Fest clears it up. And lucky for us – we got to party with them. This year, the paper celebrated its music issue by teaming up with Atlanta’s rising pop star, Raury for his second annual Raur Fest. It was at the Georgia Freight Depot – one of our faves – and attracted fans of Atlanta’s finest young adult music fans ready to get creative making memories in the booth.

“Tt was an extremely easy venue for the booth to load into,” said hostess Hannah. “It worked well because it a large venue with a lot of open space. Plus, the Creative Loafing team was very generous and made sure we were taken care of. They had at least two people helping the flow of the booth and promoting the fest.”

To reiterate our first point, Hannah said that the most memorable thing about raur fest was how they could party!!

“Everyone was so outgoing and had a good time in the booth – no encouragement needed!” she said. “They got right in the booth and seriously worked it! They were great people to work with and had a hard time leaving the venue at the end of the night because of how much fun they still wanted to have. By the end of the close, people were begging to have another chance in the booth.”

At least here we can give the pictures they got to take another chance to be seen by all of our own fans. Enjoy, readers!