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Dreamville 2025

Alex Manuel, Senior Staff Photographer • April 8, 2025
Alex Manuel

Dorothea Dix Park hosted the final Dreamville Festival on April 5-6, 2025. A variety of performances, food vendors, and attractions headlined by hip-hop superstars like J. Cole and Lil Wayne attracted over 100,000 attendees during the event.

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J. Cole holds the microphone stand while performing during the final Dreamville Festival in Dorothea Dix Park on April 6, 2025. Cole headlined the final day of the event.

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