19 Hours at Boulevardia [Slideshow] A Look Back at Boulevard's Festival in the West Bottoms

Artwork doubled as signs and selfie opportunities for Boulevardia attendees. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

Madisen Ward and The Mama Bear came back to Kansas City for Boulevardia. (Hilary Becker | Flatland)

Tech N9ne was the headliner on Friday night's main stage. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

Bou Lou, the collaboration brew between Boulevard and Tech N9ne, debuted at Boulevardia. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

The Ferris wheel is one of the signature rides at Boulevardia. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

Quixotic brought a touch of whimsy, and this old-time bicycle, to Boulevardia. (Laura Richey | Flatland)

Duncan Burnett's show was Saturday afternoon on Guy's Homegrown Stage. (Meg Vatterott | Flatland)

Festivalgoers jam out at the Silent Disco while wearing wireless headphones. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

The colors at the Silent Disco indicate which artist you are listening to on your headphones, so you can see who else is into the music you like. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

Seven Swans sold sweet and savory crapes inside the Makers Market. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)

Food and craft vendors lined the streets of the West Bottoms, while string lights led the way when the sun started to set. (Chris Mullins | Flatland)