Every September, in the leafy Philadelphia hinterlands, a 1770s historic site morphs into a surreal dance gathering. Picnic blankets brush against Fort Mifflin’s brick walls as airplanes descend above.
Every September, in the leafy Philadelphia hinterlands, a 1770s historic site morphs into a surreal dance gathering.
Picnic blankets brush against Fort Mifflin’s brick walls as airplanes descend above.
Grassy patches on the Delaware River are decorated with hanging strobes and a tent that resembles a polyester Pringle.
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Every September, in the leafy Philadelphia hinterlands, a 1770s historic site morphs into a surreal dance gathering. Picnic blankets brush against Fort Mifflin’s brick walls as airplanes descend above. Grassy patches on the Delaware River are decorated with hanging strobes and a tent that resembles a polyester Pringle.
Bombproof shelters evolve into natural wine caves. Ravers swarm muddy parade grounds, initially intended for military drills. Lasers by Klip Collective flicker on algae in the Liquid Moat.
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