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Dreamville Festival and Dorothea Dix Park reach a 4 year new festival deal

Dreamville Festival will remain at Dorothea Dix Park for another four years, according to a new deal announced on Thursday, April 3.

Letters spelling out Dreamville with festival attendees taking pictures in a giant field at Dorothea Dix Park.

We predict that the 2025 Dreamville Festival will be one of the best yet.

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It’s the end start of an era for Dreamville. After 2025 was announced as being the fifth and final year of the two-day festival, City of Raleigh officials announced the festival and the city reached a four year agreement for a new annual festival at Dix Park under the Dreamville label.

Raleigh City Manager Marchell Adams-David told The News & Observer that Dreamville’s founder and Grammy-Award winning NC-native J. Cole will still be involved with festival planning, even if he doesn’t headline.

Dreamville, known as one of the biggest events in Raleigh and a place where music, community, and culture intersect, has attracted more than 100,000+ attendees since its debut in 2019.

In 2023 alone, the festival garnered $145.9 million in revenue for Raleigh. Economic boosts were seen across industries like hotels, food + beverage, and transportation. We can’t wait to see what this new era of Dreamville will bring.

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