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A flyer for the Further Future festival. Image from Facebook
The Moapa Band of Paiute Indians in Nevada will host a music festival that was scrambling for a new location after being rebuffed by the federal government. The tribe stepped in when the organizers of Further Future withdrew plans to stage the May 1-3 event at the Anniversary Mines. Although the site is privately owned, the Bureau of Land Management and the National Park Service denied permits to use public roads for the festival.
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The Moapa Paiute Travel Plaza on the Moapa Reservation in Nevada. Image from Google Maps
The festival will now be held on the reservation, at a location right off a major interstate. The site is a few miles north of the tribe's travel plaza. The 18,000-acre reservation lies about 45 minutes north of the McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Get the Story:
Further Future festival welcomed by tiny tribe after rejection by feds (The Las Vegas Review-Journal 4/22)
Further Future Festival To Take Place At…A Reservation? (We Got This Covered 4/20)
Further Future festival scrambles for new location (The Las Vegas Review-Journal 4/20)
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