Event Type : Juneteenth

With a large pack of bands, everything from candles to sheep’s clothing, and plenty of delicious food to wolf down, there is dire need to attend this event that seems to have something for everyone. Stretching the entire gamut of genres, over 35 bands are prepared to rock the organization’s first outdoor stage in front of over a dozen vendors each day, in addition to hot meals from the area’s best food trucks and chefs.

Experience the Music, Embrace the Community

Warped Wolf ’25 is more than just a music festival. It’s a place to celebrate diversity, acceptance, and the transformative power of art. With over 35 bands representing a wide array of genres, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy delicious eats from local food trucks and tents, browse unique crafts from a dozen or more retail vendors each day, and connect with impactful local organizations including NoCoSafeSpace!

Inclusivity at the Heart

Lunar Lux Music and Arts Festival, a Colorado non-profit, is committed to the creation of a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities. The woman and LGBTQIA+ owned and operated festival is a shining example of the power of inclusion and the beauty of a diversified and supportive community, and has benefitted marginalized communities in many ways since its 2023 inception.

Special Thanks

The festival extends a heartfelt thank you to Lodo Drum Guy for providing and maintaining a drum set for artists to use, Großen Bart Brewery for offering their space for the event, Third Rail Productions for providing and lighting up the stage, Yellow Scene Magazine and Longmont Times Call for promotional assistance, and all of our fans for helping spread the word! We’d also like to give a huge shout to our bronze sponsors Fox Dog Coffee and Ruby Ru’s Street Kitchen!

About Lunar Lux® Music & Arts Festival

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival was founded on December 29th of 2023, with the intention of bringing communities together via the power of music and art. LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and female identifying individuals are embarrassingly underrepresented and disrespected in the music industry, and the organization intends to change not only that, but the lives of those in marginalized communities and their families. When festivals occur, artists NEVER pay to play, are not required to make ticket sales, and are guaranteed to be able to keep 100% of merchandise sales.

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival originally began in the small Florida town of Vero Beach in March of 2023 when a bar owner asked founder Luna Rose Wolf if she booked bands. Having grown a huge interest in doing so while working as a professional concert photographer, she said “No, but I will.”

Later that week, she contacted the owner of local pool hall Pockets Billiards & Bites to see if they would like to host a couple of bands, and owner Gary McKinnond was honored to give LunaFest ’23 a place to call home. Florida bands ¡Fuákata!, Paging Mr. Herman, and Off the Rails were all aboard. (See what I did there?)

Within days, more bands were interested in joining the lineup, and the event grew into a three-day festival with forty bands. It didn’t stop there. Finishing as a 4-day festival with food trucks, vendors, and over 60 different bands, LunaFest ’23 literally made history by breaking local records for the most bands to attend an event.

News travelled rapidly, and those who didn’t hear of the event or weren’t able to attend expressed their disappointment of missing out when hearing the stories from festival attendees. This led to the creation of LunaFest ’24, which was originally set to take place in March but was cancelled due to major changes in Luna’s life including moving out of state to Colorado due to the transphobic nature of Florida causing the loss of her medications, her job, and nearly her life.

Many still begged her to bring back the festival, and once she settled down in Colorado, she did exactly that. Taking place from April 22nd until the early morning hours of April 29th, LunaFest came back, and made Boulder history with bands from several states, including performers from LunaFest ’23 as well as international acts.

Warped Wolf™ is intended to be more of a musician convention than LunaFest, featuring more vendors and fewer days, and the name hints at the involvement of multiple craft beer tents at future events, another of Luna’s passions.

Concerts are free, no reservations needed!
Members receive priority seating at 6 pm; General Public at 6:30 pm.

Hazel Miller & The Collective return to the Longmont Museum to celebrate Juneteenth and kick off our 2025 Summer Concert Series. A Colorado musical icon, Hazel Miller has been described as a force of nature. Her band, The Collective, is one of the tightest and most versatile on the scene, bringing an eclectic mix of Jazz, blues, and original music guaranteed to get the audience dancing and singing along.

Join us for our first Summer Concert Series in our brand new, transformed Stewart Family Courtyard. Stretch out and enjoy some tunes from up-and-coming local bands and icons of Colorado’s music scene as the sun sets over Longs Peak. Lawn chairs and picnics are welcome, kids and families, too! Food and drink available for purchase (no outside alcohol allowed)

With a large pack of bands, everything from candles to sheep’s clothing, and plenty of delicious food to wolf down, there is dire need to attend this event that seems to have something for everyone. Stretching the entire gamut of genres, over 35 bands are prepared to rock the organization’s first outdoor stage in front of over a dozen vendors each day, in addition to hot meals from the area’s best food trucks and chefs.

Experience the Music, Embrace the Community

Warped Wolf ’25 is more than just a music festival. It’s a place to celebrate diversity, acceptance, and the transformative power of art. With over 35 bands representing a wide array of genres, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy delicious eats from local food trucks and tents, browse unique crafts from a dozen or more retail vendors each day, and connect with impactful local organizations including NoCoSafeSpace!

Inclusivity at the Heart

Lunar Lux Music and Arts Festival, a Colorado non-profit, is committed to the creation of a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities. The woman and LGBTQIA+ owned and operated festival is a shining example of the power of inclusion and the beauty of a diversified and supportive community, and has benefitted marginalized communities in many ways since its 2023 inception.

Special Thanks

The festival extends a heartfelt thank you to Lodo Drum Guy for providing and maintaining a drum set for artists to use, Großen Bart Brewery for offering their space for the event, Third Rail Productions for providing and lighting up the stage, Yellow Scene Magazine and Longmont Times Call for promotional assistance, and all of our fans for helping spread the word! We’d also like to give a huge shout to our bronze sponsors Fox Dog Coffee and Ruby Ru’s Street Kitchen!

About Lunar Lux® Music & Arts Festival

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival was founded on December 29th of 2023, with the intention of bringing communities together via the power of music and art. LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and female identifying individuals are embarrassingly underrepresented and disrespected in the music industry, and the organization intends to change not only that, but the lives of those in marginalized communities and their families. When festivals occur, artists NEVER pay to play, are not required to make ticket sales, and are guaranteed to be able to keep 100% of merchandise sales.

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival originally began in the small Florida town of Vero Beach in March of 2023 when a bar owner asked founder Luna Rose Wolf if she booked bands. Having grown a huge interest in doing so while working as a professional concert photographer, she said “No, but I will.”

Later that week, she contacted the owner of local pool hall Pockets Billiards & Bites to see if they would like to host a couple of bands, and owner Gary McKinnond was honored to give LunaFest ’23 a place to call home. Florida bands ¡Fuákata!, Paging Mr. Herman, and Off the Rails were all aboard. (See what I did there?)

Within days, more bands were interested in joining the lineup, and the event grew into a three-day festival with forty bands. It didn’t stop there. Finishing as a 4-day festival with food trucks, vendors, and over 60 different bands, LunaFest ’23 literally made history by breaking local records for the most bands to attend an event.

News travelled rapidly, and those who didn’t hear of the event or weren’t able to attend expressed their disappointment of missing out when hearing the stories from festival attendees. This led to the creation of LunaFest ’24, which was originally set to take place in March but was cancelled due to major changes in Luna’s life including moving out of state to Colorado due to the transphobic nature of Florida causing the loss of her medications, her job, and nearly her life.

Many still begged her to bring back the festival, and once she settled down in Colorado, she did exactly that. Taking place from April 22nd until the early morning hours of April 29th, LunaFest came back, and made Boulder history with bands from several states, including performers from LunaFest ’23 as well as international acts.

Warped Wolf™ is intended to be more of a musician convention than LunaFest, featuring more vendors and fewer days, and the name hints at the involvement of multiple craft beer tents at future events, another of Luna’s passions.

With a large pack of bands, everything from candles to sheep’s clothing, and plenty of delicious food to wolf down, there is dire need to attend this event that seems to have something for everyone. Stretching the entire gamut of genres, over 35 bands are prepared to rock the organization’s first outdoor stage in front of over a dozen vendors each day, in addition to hot meals from the area’s best food trucks and chefs.

Experience the Music, Embrace the Community

Warped Wolf ’25 is more than just a music festival. It’s a place to celebrate diversity, acceptance, and the transformative power of art. With over 35 bands representing a wide array of genres, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy delicious eats from local food trucks and tents, browse unique crafts from a dozen or more retail vendors each day, and connect with impactful local organizations including NoCoSafeSpace!

Inclusivity at the Heart

Lunar Lux Music and Arts Festival, a Colorado non-profit, is committed to the creation of a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities. The woman and LGBTQIA+ owned and operated festival is a shining example of the power of inclusion and the beauty of a diversified and supportive community, and has benefitted marginalized communities in many ways since its 2023 inception.

Special Thanks

The festival extends a heartfelt thank you to Lodo Drum Guy for providing and maintaining a drum set for artists to use, Großen Bart Brewery for offering their space for the event, Third Rail Productions for providing and lighting up the stage, Yellow Scene Magazine and Longmont Times Call for promotional assistance, and all of our fans for helping spread the word! We’d also like to give a huge shout to our bronze sponsors Fox Dog Coffee and Ruby Ru’s Street Kitchen!

About Lunar Lux® Music & Arts Festival

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival was founded on December 29th of 2023, with the intention of bringing communities together via the power of music and art. LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and female identifying individuals are embarrassingly underrepresented and disrespected in the music industry, and the organization intends to change not only that, but the lives of those in marginalized communities and their families. When festivals occur, artists NEVER pay to play, are not required to make ticket sales, and are guaranteed to be able to keep 100% of merchandise sales.

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival originally began in the small Florida town of Vero Beach in March of 2023 when a bar owner asked founder Luna Rose Wolf if she booked bands. Having grown a huge interest in doing so while working as a professional concert photographer, she said “No, but I will.”

Later that week, she contacted the owner of local pool hall Pockets Billiards & Bites to see if they would like to host a couple of bands, and owner Gary McKinnond was honored to give LunaFest ’23 a place to call home. Florida bands ¡Fuákata!, Paging Mr. Herman, and Off the Rails were all aboard. (See what I did there?)

Within days, more bands were interested in joining the lineup, and the event grew into a three-day festival with forty bands. It didn’t stop there. Finishing as a 4-day festival with food trucks, vendors, and over 60 different bands, LunaFest ’23 literally made history by breaking local records for the most bands to attend an event.

News travelled rapidly, and those who didn’t hear of the event or weren’t able to attend expressed their disappointment of missing out when hearing the stories from festival attendees. This led to the creation of LunaFest ’24, which was originally set to take place in March but was cancelled due to major changes in Luna’s life including moving out of state to Colorado due to the transphobic nature of Florida causing the loss of her medications, her job, and nearly her life.

Many still begged her to bring back the festival, and once she settled down in Colorado, she did exactly that. Taking place from April 22nd until the early morning hours of April 29th, LunaFest came back, and made Boulder history with bands from several states, including performers from LunaFest ’23 as well as international acts.

Warped Wolf™ is intended to be more of a musician convention than LunaFest, featuring more vendors and fewer days, and the name hints at the involvement of multiple craft beer tents at future events, another of Luna’s passions.

With a large pack of bands, everything from candles to sheep’s clothing, and plenty of delicious food to wolf down, there is dire need to attend this event that seems to have something for everyone. Stretching the entire gamut of genres, over 35 bands are prepared to rock the organization’s first outdoor stage in front of over a dozen vendors each day, in addition to hot meals from the area’s best food trucks and chefs.

Experience the Music, Embrace the Community

Warped Wolf ’25 is more than just a music festival. It’s a place to celebrate diversity, acceptance, and the transformative power of art. With over 35 bands representing a wide array of genres, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy delicious eats from local food trucks and tents, browse unique crafts from a dozen or more retail vendors each day, and connect with impactful local organizations including NoCoSafeSpace!

Inclusivity at the Heart

Lunar Lux Music and Arts Festival, a Colorado non-profit, is committed to the creation of a safe and welcoming space for LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC communities. The woman and LGBTQIA+ owned and operated festival is a shining example of the power of inclusion and the beauty of a diversified and supportive community, and has benefitted marginalized communities in many ways since its 2023 inception.

Special Thanks

The festival extends a heartfelt thank you to Lodo Drum Guy for providing and maintaining a drum set for artists to use, Großen Bart Brewery for offering their space for the event, Third Rail Productions for providing and lighting up the stage, Yellow Scene Magazine and Longmont Times Call for promotional assistance, and all of our fans for helping spread the word! We’d also like to give a huge shout to our bronze sponsors Fox Dog Coffee and Ruby Ru’s Street Kitchen!

About Lunar Lux® Music & Arts Festival

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival was founded on December 29th of 2023, with the intention of bringing communities together via the power of music and art. LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and female identifying individuals are embarrassingly underrepresented and disrespected in the music industry, and the organization intends to change not only that, but the lives of those in marginalized communities and their families. When festivals occur, artists NEVER pay to play, are not required to make ticket sales, and are guaranteed to be able to keep 100% of merchandise sales.

Lunar Lux® Music and Arts Festival originally began in the small Florida town of Vero Beach in March of 2023 when a bar owner asked founder Luna Rose Wolf if she booked bands. Having grown a huge interest in doing so while working as a professional concert photographer, she said “No, but I will.”

Later that week, she contacted the owner of local pool hall Pockets Billiards & Bites to see if they would like to host a couple of bands, and owner Gary McKinnond was honored to give LunaFest ’23 a place to call home. Florida bands ¡Fuákata!, Paging Mr. Herman, and Off the Rails were all aboard. (See what I did there?)

Within days, more bands were interested in joining the lineup, and the event grew into a three-day festival with forty bands. It didn’t stop there. Finishing as a 4-day festival with food trucks, vendors, and over 60 different bands, LunaFest ’23 literally made history by breaking local records for the most bands to attend an event.

News travelled rapidly, and those who didn’t hear of the event or weren’t able to attend expressed their disappointment of missing out when hearing the stories from festival attendees. This led to the creation of LunaFest ’24, which was originally set to take place in March but was cancelled due to major changes in Luna’s life including moving out of state to Colorado due to the transphobic nature of Florida causing the loss of her medications, her job, and nearly her life.

Many still begged her to bring back the festival, and once she settled down in Colorado, she did exactly that. Taking place from April 22nd until the early morning hours of April 29th, LunaFest came back, and made Boulder history with bands from several states, including performers from LunaFest ’23 as well as international acts.

Warped Wolf™ is intended to be more of a musician convention than LunaFest, featuring more vendors and fewer days, and the name hints at the involvement of multiple craft beer tents at future events, another of Luna’s passions.