Closet Cleanout PDX, the K.I.C-Off Car Show, and the Kicks & Giggles Concert are officially open to the public — no pass required. Here's what's free, what's included, and how to register for Sunday.
Register for Sunday, August 2 (Culture Day) →
Big news for anyone who's been on the fence: Closet Cleanout PDX, The K.I.C-Off Car Show, and the Kicks & Giggles K.I.C-Off Concert are now open to the public. No pass needed to pull up — just show up ready for the culture.
Closet Cleanout PDX — Saturday, August 1 (Innovation Day), 12–4 PM at Art Shed Lot. Buy, sell, and trade from curated apparel and sneaker collections with a rotating lineup of vendors.
The K.I.C-Off Car Show — Sunday, August 2 (Culture Day), 1–3 PM at Art Shed Lot. Custom cars and sneakers collide with a full soundtrack, hosted by Tony Hopson Jr.
Kicks & Giggles K.I.C-Off Concert — Sunday, August 2 (Culture Day), 3–7 PM at Art Shed Lot. Hip-hop and R&B live performances and guest DJ sets from Jus Family PDX, Kalan.FrFr, and Soundsbydonta.
Culture Day is the festival's biggest public moment — live music, art installations, fashion showcases, and a community marketplace all in one lot. Opening these three up means more of Portland gets to be part of it, pass or no pass.
If you locked in a ticket before this update, don't worry — you're not losing anything. Every guest who's already paid gets an accommodation on us: your choice of a Sneaker Week merch item at the festival. Look for the redemption table on-site.
Pass or no pass, this is still the same festival: sneakers, culture, and community, out in the open.
Even with the Car Show and Concert free to the public, Culture Day passes still get you full access to everything else running that day — the marketplace, fashion showcases, and more. If you want the full Sunday experience, register here.
Don't sleep on it — pull up to the Art Shed Lot and see what Sneaker Week PDX is really about.
