HOUSTON (KTRK) -- One of Houston's most cutting-edge music festivals gets underway this weekend. Day for Night combines music and art to create a one-of-a-kind sensory experience.
Event organizers anticipate 20,000 people will make their way into the Bayou City for the event, which promises musical acts -- like Bjork and Kaskade -- and a very visual experience inside the old Barbara Jordan Post Office.
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Laborers are working around the clock to transform the million and a half-square-foot venue into what's called the festival of the future.
"There's so many different environments in this space, something for everyone," Day for Night producer Omar Afra said.
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The festival runs this Saturday and Sunday. Gates open at 2pm both days -- the party runs until 11pm outside and stretches all the way until 2am inside.