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A community yoga class gathered at Loudy Simpson park on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. for one of the first Yampa River Festival activities.
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Yoga students take reverse warrior pose during free yoga class at Loudy Simpson taught by Kristen Skowronski.
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The stage ready and prepped for Yampa River Festival at Loudy Simpson on Saturday.
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Local river gear vendor, Good Vibes, was a host of the reggae festival on Saturday.
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A crowd forms as opening act took the stage at the Yampa River Festival on Saturday.
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Festival opener, Denver based reggae band Ghost.Wav, took the stage late in the afternoon on Saturday June 18, 2022.
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Festival goers lay back on blankets in the shade to listen to music at the reggae festival on Saturday June 18, 2022.
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Concert goers walk through the crowd gathered for the reggae festival Saturday June 18, 2022.
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Two women walk across the park at Saturday’s music festival.
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Women walking across the park toward food trucks and bounce houses at music festival Saturday.
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Concert goers walk across the grass during the music festival.
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Two men play horse shoes during the music festival Saturday June 18, 2022.
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Two concert goers walk across the park towards the music stage on Saturday June 18, 2022.
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Crowds start to form in front of the vendor booth on Saturday.
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Headliner of the Yampa River Festival, Tomorrows Bad Seeds, on Saturday June 18, 2022.
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A look onstage with headlining band, Tomorrows Bad Seeds, and Saturday night.
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Yampa River Festival headlining band, Tomorrows bad Seeds.
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Yampa River Festival featured four reggae bands who brought sounds from Southern California.
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