
Midnight in Nowhere
October 16-18, 2026
Tickets
Midnight in Nowhere is a passion project, not a profit-maker. Every dollar we make goes directly toward the land, equipment, infrastructure, and contributors.
Early Creature
$60
Full Weekend Access: October 16-18, 2026
All Creatures
$80
Full Weekend Access: October 16-18, 2026
Nowhere Volunteers
Work trade
Trade a shift for entry — details coming soon.












Lineup
Dance Zone
0rbis9
Huephoria: Kaspy b2b Body Mop
IAMKRT b2b Venom Rei
Index
Jorge Alfredo
Mars
Michi
Oblique b2b Martone
Planet Fro
Quang.oi b2b Jiale
Wanz Dover
Light and space by Benjy and Untensil
Ambient Zone
44Angel
Anahata + Cinema Fore (Live)
Benjy
Blue Gender
Itch Galeeb (Live)
Love (Live)
Mecca + Mir (Live)
Quang.oi
uoE (Live)
Uttaraa
Wewekills (Live)
Wild Wata
Light and space by Mecca and 36Seraf
Visual & Experiential Artists
Ashlan
BeachPriest
COLAB
Dharma Casey
Eli Ruhula
ELSIEXWORLD
Erin Shea
Francisco Josue Alvarado Araujo
Harrison Blake
Jiatong Yao
Kris McKinney
Lachlan Benford
Lo Song
Nowhere Film Festival
River
Sabine
Smiley’s Mini Arcade
Z Pinson Hopgood
Zach Nguyen








Location

Nowhere
1.5 hour east of Dallas
Midnight in Nowhere occurs on a private wildflower reserve outside the city. There are outhouses, places to camp, and limited drinks and snacks, but no running water or electricity.
Please bring
- A flashlight/headlamp
- Snacks/food equal to 3(ish) meals
- 2 gallons of water per person
- A tent, sleeping bag, and sleeping mat
- Clothes for three days, plus extra socks
- Trash bags to pack out your own trash. This is a leave-no-trace event.
- Snacks/treats to share
* Car camping spots are extremely limited and will be offered on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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About us
Midnight in Nowhere is a time and a place (non-place?) created for artists, musicians, and other creatures to connect with each other and with nature.
Expect dance music shaking treetops, soundscapes haunting the meadow, visual and experiential art in forest corridors, and an overlapping community of Central-Texan artists, dancers, musicians, and nature-lovers in conversation under the Texas moon.