Welcome to Sunaana. An all-ages music and craft beer festival locked deep in New England’s unrelenting winter. It’s a multi-day party that brings people together to celebrate the cold by embracing the new. Proudly held in Brick South on Thompson’s Point in Portland, Maine.

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Inuit for “what is it”, the word SUNAANA was chosen as the event’s namesake to elicit feelings of discovery amongst attendees. Musical performances are curated in a manner to ensure the listener hears something they never have before. Immersive visualizations and performance art flutter and pop throughout the primary venue of Brick South, and craft beer from across the country are thoughtfully selected and poured out of the Maine Beer Box.

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The long-term vision of Sunaana is to be a community-wide event that embraces all elements of the Portland identity. Year two brings a step in this direction via the inclusion of offsite venues and a growing involvement of creative and passionate contributors.

Performances:

Friday, March 2nd:
Doors open at 6:00 pm
Music starts at 7:00 pm

Bel Heir | King Kyote | Ceasetone | Five Of The Eyes | Lights for Landing | The American Classic | JanaeSound | Borderlines | SnugHouse | Fifth Freedom

Saturday, March 3rd:
Doors open at 3:00 pm
Music starts at 4:00 pm

Jeremiah Freed | Axel Flóvent | JFDR | Trove | The Western Den with MYRO | Chris Ross and the North | Dreamer & Son | The Welterweights | Skosh | OHX | Joel Thetford | Xander Nelson

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EVENT POLICIES

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PLEASE NOTE: All guests must present a PRINTED copy of their ticket. Those planning on drinking alcoholic beverages will need to present a valid ID. You may exit and enter the venue as you please, but you MUST present your valid ID along with your bracelet upon re-entry. Security personnel will stamp hands as part of the re-entry process.

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Bags (no backpacks) will be checked upon entry, and the following will not be allowed on site: Pets, cans or glass bottles, alcoholic beverages, illegal or illicit substances of any kind, weapons (including ninja stars), fireworks, umbrellas, professional photo/audio/video equipment, glow sticks or wands, and laser pointers.

Event staff reserves the right to deny entry or ask visitors to leave at any time. Please don’t do anything to make us make you leave!

PAYMENT OPTIONS

We will accept cash or cards for beer tickets, merchandise, and concessions. There will also be an ATM on site.

REFUNDS

There are no refunds or exchanges on any tickets unless the event is cancelled or postponed.

PARKING

Parking will be available at the venue on a first-come, first-serve basis for $5.00 per vehicle. We reccomend carpooling, Ubering, Lyfting, taxiing, or taking the epic Portland METRO buses.

FOOD

There will be plenty of food available. We have hand-picked some of the best food vendors in Maine to fulfill any craving.

SMOKING

There is a strict no-smoking policy at Thompson’s Point.

ADA SEATING

There is a small section of the floor that is ADA compliant, however additional accomodations can be made upon request. Please notify us beforehand at with questions or concerns.

Please Note: Event details are subject to change

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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

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Public Transportation website: www.portlandmaine.com/getting-around/transportation

Concord Coach Lines: Concord Coach Lines serves points in New Hampshire and Maine to Boston South Station and Boston’s Logan International Airport:www.concordcoachlines.com

The Downeaster: The Downeaster operates daily round trips between Brunswick, ME, and Boston, MA. Remember – the train station is just a 5 minute walk away from Brick South! www.amtrakdowneaster.com

METRO Greater Portland Transit District bus: METRO Greater Portland Transit District bus provides nine safe, efficient, and reliable routes throughout the greater Portland region. METRO Route #5 stops at the Portland Transportation Center (PTC) located adjacent to Thompson Point (map of drop-off location can be found at the end of the guide). Also visit: www.gpmetrobus.net/

METRO operates two bus routes that service the Portland Transportation Center (PTC) directly (Routes 1 and METRO BREEZ) and other routes that travel on Congress street, a short walk from the PTC (Routes 5, 9A and 9B). Route 1 has mostly half hour service Monday – Saturday. METRO BREEZ provides ten roundtrips, Monday – Friday from the PTC to Freeport.

The METRO bus shelter, outside the PTC is a short walk to businesses and events at Thompsons’ Point.

Information about service, including route maps and schedules, is available at: gpmetrobus.com

Quick Review:

• METRO provides local service throughout Greater Portland, including Portland, Westbrook, Falmouth and the Maine Mall area of South Portland.

• Free transfers available between METRO routes and South Portland service.

• In addition to PTC, METRO also service the Jetport, Casco Bay Lines.

• All routes provides daily service, although it is reduced on Sunday.

• Regular fare for local service is $1.50, .75 for seniors 65+ and persons with disabilities.

• METRO BREEZ service was introduced in June 2016, and offers Express service between Portland to Yarmouth and Freeport (METRO BREEZ) is $3 per ride.

In addition to providing pay as you go options, riders can also purchase TenRide tickets and passes.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS:

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1. From I-95 North (Boston, Massachusetts)

From I-95 North, keep right on I-295 N, follow signs for S. Portland/Downtown Portland. Take exit 5 for ME-22 E and follow signs for Maine 22/ U.S. 1 Alternate. Keep right and merge onto Fore River Pkwy. Turn left onto Thompson’s Point.

2. From Portland International Jetport: 1001 Westbrook Street, Portland, Maine

Head northeast on Johnson Road toward City Line Drive. Continue straight onto Congress Street. Turn right onto Fore River Parkway. Take first right onto Thompson’s Point. Arrive at Thompson’s Point.

3. From Portland’s Downtown District: 549 Congress Street, Portland, Maine

Head southwest on Congress Street toward Forest Avenue. Take first right on Forest Avenue. Slight right to merge onto I-295 S/ U.S. 1 S toward South Portland. Take exit 5A toward ME- 22/ U.S. 1 Alternate/ Congress Street. Keep left at fork and follow signs to Thompson’s Point.

Welcome to Sunaana. An all-ages music and craft beer festival locked deep in New England’s unrelenting winter. It’s a multi-day party that brings people together to celebrate the cold by embracing the new. Proudly held in Brick South on Thompson’s Point in Portland, Maine.

​

Inuit for “what is it”, the word SUNAANA was chosen as the event’s namesake to elicit feelings of discovery amongst attendees. Musical performances are curated in a manner to ensure the listener hears something they never have before. Immersive visualizations and performance art flutter and pop throughout the primary venue of Brick South, and craft beer from across the country are thoughtfully selected and poured out of the Maine Beer Box.

​

The long-term vision of Sunaana is to be a community-wide event that embraces all elements of the Portland identity. Year two brings a step in this direction via the inclusion of offsite venues and a growing involvement of creative and passionate contributors.

Performances:

Friday, March 2nd:
Doors open at 6:00 pm
Music starts at 7:00 pm

Bel Heir | King Kyote | Ceasetone | Five Of The Eyes | Lights for Landing | The American Classic | JanaeSound | Borderlines | SnugHouse | Fifth Freedom

Saturday, March 3rd:
Doors open at 3:00 pm
Music starts at 4:00 pm

Jeremiah Freed | Axel Flóvent | JFDR | Trove | The Western Den with MYRO | Chris Ross and the North | Dreamer & Son | The Welterweights | Skosh | OHX | Joel Thetford | Xander Nelson