Performances resumed at 1:30pm, starting with a performance from the School of Music, Theatre and Dance. “We have so much talent on our campus, and it was really great to be able to showcase it and highlight other student orgs and local businesses as well.” “After 3 years of waiting to see an in-person SpringFest, it was so exciting to finally see MUSIC Matters’ hard work pay off,” Lehrer said. LSA junior Anna Lehrer, MUSIC Matters SpringFest Chair, was excited to see everybody come together for a successful SpringFest. “Side Biscuit’s wings are absolutely incredible, and there is no other wing that I would rather eat 23 of,” McLuaghlin said.Īttendees and performers who weren’t able to compete got to enjoy food and coffee from three food trucks: Detroit BBQ Company, BearClaw Coffee, and Kona Ice. The winner, Max McLaughlin won a Side Biscuit T shirt and gift card. FunKtion was followed by several captivating student-led visual performances from DB3, Element1, Pure Dance, and Photonix, capped off by a wing eating competition on stage at noon sponsored by Side Biscuit. SpringFest kicked off with a performance from FunKtion, UMich’s premier, all male cultural hip-hop dance team. The full-day event brought together student organizations, local businesses, food trucks, and student performers to provide UMich students with a fun end of year event.
What was that noise on Saturday? Hundreds of students gathered in the cold to attend MUSIC Matters’ 9th annual music and lifestyle festival, SpringFest, on April 9th from 11:00am-7:00pm on Palmer Field.
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