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MADFEST 6 brings out mental health advocates

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Food trucks, vendors, and crowds gather at Slack Plaza in Charleston for the MADFEST 6 mental health festival.

Charleston's Slack Plaza played host to MADFEST 6 this past weekend. The event brought together community members to draw attention to mental health advocacy through a combination of live music, food trucks, and local vendors.

Several bands performed during the festival, including Elkriver Road and Relative Obscurity. The gathering served as a space for attendees to connect and show support for mental health initiatives, emphasizing the role of the local arts scene in building community ties.

Kyle Slate, a captain for Mountain Artists Democracy, noted the importance of the event in supporting both the local arts and families within the area. The festival serves as a reminder of the value of collective community efforts in addressing sensitive social issues.

All proceeds generated from the event are designated for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in West Virginia. The success of the festival highlights the ongoing local commitment to supporting mental health resources and advocacy across the state.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the purpose of MADFEST 6?+

The festival was held to support mental health awareness and raise funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in West Virginia.

Where did the event take place?+

MADFEST 6 was hosted at Slack Plaza in Charleston, West Virginia.

Who organized the event?+

Mountain Artists Democracy organized the festival, with representatives like Captain Kyle Slate involved in the proceedings.

MADFEST 6 brings out mental health advocates

Frequently Asked Questions

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