Grab everything from savory BBQ to sweet desserts as Philadelphia’s best food trucks and gourmet food vendors take on historic Main Street Manayunk. You’ll be able to taste test the best and enjoy festival shopping from a variety of local vendors and Manayunk merchants. The day will also bring live musical performances from six acts at two different stages. Come to StrEAT, and bon appé***.
Schedule:
Green Lane Stage:
11:00 a.m: The Honey Badgers
Folk singer-songwriter Americana duo consisting of Erin Magnin and Michael Natrin. Weaving their voices together over driving guitar, wistful violin, and punchy harmonica, The Honey Badgers spin stories and songs about finding yourself, finding each other, and finding your way in the world.
1:00 p.m: Blank Pages
4 piece alternative rock band playing originals from albums, Blank Pages, Vol. I and Exit 302 along with your favorite covers from the 60's-present.
3:00 p.m: Close Drive
Indie rock duo from the suburbs of Philadelphia consisting of Brandon Higgins and John Antoni. Since their start in 2019, they have assembled as an energetic four piece band playing shows in and around Philly including StrEAT Food Festival.
Shurs Lane Stage
11:30 a.m: The Jimmies
Go back in time & relive the glory days of the 80s with The Jimmies 80s Flashback Band! This band will transport you straight back to the era of big hair, neon colors, and iconic music. From classic hits by Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty to rock anthems by Queen and Aerosmith, The Jimmies 80's Flashback Band has it all.
1:30 p.m: Pepperwine
With just four members and eight hands, Pepperwine uses voice, piano, synthesizer, guitar, bass, and percussion to create hip shaking-rhythms and head-nodding tunes. The music effortlessly blends elements of soul, pop, funk, and rock with Leading Lady, Kellie, offering a powerful yet sultry vocal cherry on top.
3:30 p.m: Other Brothers
The Other Brothers are a local Philadelphia based band gathering from a wide variety of musical influences. They mix the gritty southern sound of The Allman Brothers, the get up off of that thang funk of James Brown, the eerie melodic space of Pink Floyd, and the improvisational ability of the Grateful Dead into one inspiring show.
