Photo Gallery: 2018 Capitol Hill Block Party
Scenes from the 22nd annual music and arts festival
By Easton Richmond July 23, 2018
We had a blast at this year’s Capitol Hill Block Party!
The 22nd annual music and arts festival was held from July 20 to 22 and photographer Easton Richmond was there each day of the festival to capture images from dozens of performances. Click through the slideshow above to see photos of Father John Misty, Dillon Francis, PARISALEXA, Cashmere Cat, Jamila Woods, Sol, Alvvays and more.
Plus: Head over to our Instagram and tell us about your favorites!
Find info on the lineup and more at the event’s website.
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