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Wes Park and the Blueberry Boo Boo Babiesīand, DJ, and Rapper winners (respectively).

Note: due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there were no student acts during the 2020 livestream.

A DJ set by Northwestern University alumnus William Butler, member of Arcade FireĢ015 (Note: Dillo Day was canceled in 2015 due to weather).

George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelics.

This included Mayfeast, a collection of food trucks outside Deering Library Mayfit, a thrift shopping event at Norris University Center Dildo Day, a variety of sex/body positivity events student art installations on the Lakefill where the festival is traditionally held a silent disco outside Norris featuring Chicago area DJ's and screenings of artist performances on and off-campus. This once again featured virtual artist performances and live Q&A's, but also had in-person components across campus the entire week of the festival similar to the original Mayfest. The following year, Dillo Day was held as a hybrid festival. Those within the Northwestern community received a link to a livestream where they could watch live artist performances and participate in Q&A sessions with them. On May 30th, 2020, Mayfest Productions hosted Digital Dillo, a virtual replacement for the annual music festival due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The winners of these respective events perform on the main stage of Dillo Day that year.

In addition to Dillo Day, beginning in 2016, Mayfest Productions hosted annual Battle of the Bands and eventually Battle of the DJs competitions in the weeks leading up to the festival. The second stage is curated in partnership with an additional campus organization- currently Northwestern's Black student alliance, For Members Only, who has provided Dillo Day with a historic all-Black lineup on the stage for the past 3 years. Students are each permitted to bring one additional guest, and a limited number of tickets are reserved for purchase by Evanston residents and Northwestern alumni. Dillo Day is open to all Northwestern University students, faculty, and staff. The festival features a main stage, second stage, food trucks, beer garden, and Dillo Village that hosts art from students and Chicago-area artists, as well as various other games and activities. Mayfest Productions has earned a reputation for booking major industry artists, and is annually one of the largest and most competitive clubs at Northwestern. Mayfest Productions eventually formed from A&O Productions, solely producing the Saturday concert event on the shores of Lake Michigan that is known today as Dillo Day.

The first outdoor Mayfest concerts were produced by A&O featuring Robert Gordon 5.22.81 and Muddy Waters 5.23.81, staged on one lakefront stage and offered at no cost to students. That same year, a 10-day assortment of campus programming called Mayfest began, which included Armadillo Day, Greek Week and A&O's Spring Festival. It was held every year until 1976 when it was cancelled due to weather and financial difficulties but returned the following year as Armadillo Day. They held a “I Don’t Think We’re in Kansas Anymore” festival and fair that had costumes, games, a treasure hunt, and special events. May Day expanded to May Week in 1946 to accommodate a women's sing, men's sing, and an honors ceremony.Īrmadillo Productions was created in 1972 by two students from Austin, Texas to honor the official animal of their home state and a concert venue there. The crowning of the May Queen was the central event, and the pomp included a Maypole dance and cotillion. Although little is known about the early days, May Day was originally a celebration of the women of Northwestern.

Mayfete was a time when students would celebrate the "renunciation of the May Queen of the temporal world for a spiritual one," according to a 1951 history of the event. The festival has its roots in May Day, or Mayfete.