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Something for Everyone!

By Zach Leete
Photography by Celeste
Swatling & Ana Massard

Yogachobee was described as a “portal-within-the-portal”,
a concept that should be embraced more frequently when
crash landed in forest overlooking Aquachobee. All night, planning music festivals.
pulses of sound erupt from the UBO as mesmerized ravers
dance until sunrise. If you didn’t think Okeechobee catered
to ravers, you didn’t take a trek into the jungle.
Fashion killas

Jungle 51: An unidentified blasting object (UBO)

Chobeewobee Village:

assemble. Chobeewobee Village’s vendor line-up featured
everything from designer hats with wood-burned brims to
Okeechobee’s daytime hang organic mustache cream. For those who took the time to
out transported festivalgoers into a lush, tropical explore the village, shady rest areas and secret stages could
paradise complete with sand, beach beverages, and live be found by following clues and notes posted around the
entertainment from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The oversized Ferris grounds.
wheel gave guests a chance to capture the gorgeous
Okeechobee vista on camera. Hermitude’s set on Sunday
marked one of the only times that Aquachobee’s crowd
This is where the real magic happened.
exceeded that of the Grove.
The Grove featured three huge stages that were relatively

Aquachobee:

The Grove:

Yogachobee: Yogachobee was designed to give
patrons a place to center themselves. It featured workshops
from morning to night with special surprises in between.

close together, yet angled at precise angles to avoid noise
overlap. Being able to hustle from stage to stage without
missing a full song was one of the many delights of
Okeechobee.

the grove
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