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With many moving pieces and post-pandemic challenges, profiting from music festivals can be difficult.

Festival organizers cited "significantly higher than expected expenses" in explaining their decision.

Festival organizers cited "significantly higher than expected expenses" in explaining their decision.

This year marks the first iteration of Columbias Treeline Music Fest, formerly Roots N Blues. Heres what to know before making festival plans.

Salt-N-Pepa, Robert Cray and Japanese Breakfast will occupy half of the festivals six headlining spots.

Change always inspires backlash, but it seems Treeline will be more than fine.

Treeline Music Fest will begin on Sept. 29 and end on Oct. 1.

When Columbias major fall music festival returns to Stephens Lake Park Sept. 29-Oct. 1, it will be under a new name.

Recapturing an entire year of cultural activity in Columbia is like trying to wrap your arms around wind.

This year’s festival will not require participants to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.