Day 3 of the THING finished strong with headliner Jungle exploding the mainstage with strobing light and pulsing dance beats.
In between sets, explorations included the Wool for Ukraine vendor …
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Day 3 of the THING finished strong with headliner Jungle exploding the mainstage with strobing light and pulsing dance beats.
In between sets, explorations included the Wool for Ukraine vendor tent where Joy Winthrop was raising money for the charity by selling cute, cuddly creation, as well as a tour of the luminarium during both its dayglow and nightlight hours.
Other acts of note during the day included the Northwest Tap Connection, Freddie Gibbs, Yves Tumor, and Native American storytelling from Delbert Miller of the Skokomish Tribe.
