On October 10, 2026, we opened OIM Studios for our first Autumn Harvest outdoor music and arts festival. The artists made Autumn Harvest what it was. We watched Sophistafunk, Come Back to Earth, Noah Fence, Atlas. B and Antipode brought the day to life—and we want to give their performances the space they deserve. Sowe’vee pulled together photographs that focus on the music and the people who made it happen. You’ll find the artists identified so you can follow their work if they’re new to you. If you came out to hear a specific performer, there’s something in here for you. Building the Lineup Together.
We worked closely with Noah Fense and other local musicians to create a lineup that reflected the music we love and the creative community we wanted to bring together. We considered how the performances would fit together and how the day would feel as it moved from afternoon into evening.
Noah is the founder of Foresee Collective, andwe’ree grateful for the thought and collaboration he brought to planning the music with us. Having people involved who care about the artists and the experience helped us shape something that felt personal to our first festival.
Our Autumn Harvest lineup featured Sophistafunk, Come Back to Earth — a live Mac Miller tribute, Noah Fense, Atlas.B and Antipode. Thank you to every artist who shared their time and music with us. If you discovered someone new that day, we hope you’ll keep listening, follow their work, and catch another show.
The little details around the property
Ifyou’vee spent time at OIM Studios, you know how much we enjoy creating unexpected little settings. For Autumn Harvest, we got to share those spaces in a different way.
We hung a chandelier above our outdoor clawfoot bathtub, built a fall boho arch, and added our farm stand setting and other spots where people could stop for a photo or hang out all day. We wanted people to feel free to explore and find a corner of the property they enjoyed.
We put a lot of ourselves into those details. It was special to see people spending time in the spaceswe’dd been working on and enjoying the property together.
And of course, we wanted a proper bonfire. Having the room to gather around a big fire with music playing outdoors was one of the things we were excited to share—it’s part of what we love about being here, especially on a fall evening.
Thank you to our vendors and everyone who helped
To the artists, vendors, participating businesses, volunteers, and friends who helped bring Autumn Harvest together: thank you. We know how much preparation goes into showing up for an event, and wedon’tt take your time or support lightly.
Our vendors gave people more to explore throughout the day, and we’ll share their photos as we edit our coverage. If you met a business or artist you liked, keep supporting them after the festival. Follow their page, visit their shop, or tell a friend about what you found.
Two causes we wanted to support
We organized Autumn Harvest to support Veterans Outreach Center in Rochester and the Mac Miller Fund through The Pittsburgh Foundation. Both were part of why we wanted to bring this event together.
Thank you to everyone who contributed toward those causes. We’ll share a separate fundraising update once we confirm the final figures and contributions.
More photos and video to come
Our team at Optimum Influence Media is reviewing the photos and footage from October 10, and we look forward to sharing more of the artists, the outdoor settings, and the people who spent the day with us.
If this was your first visit to OIM Studios, we hope you’ll stay in touch. Explore our indoor and outdoor studio spaces at OIMStudios.com and follow along for the finished festival coverage.
Thank you for spending part of your fall with us!. We’re grateful you chose to be part of our first Autumn Harvest. 🎥🍂🔥
