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The Boom Festival is a International transformational Festival in Idanha-a-Nova Portugal . One of the Most Multidisciplinary, Psychedelic, sustainable Music festivals in the World. Boom Festival is the biggest Event in Europe that every two years Editions are in sync with the full moon . The only exception being Boom 2023 which is also the first ever consecutive edition, taking place during waxing crescent moon and with the theme "Radical Love".

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43-480: [REDACTED] Look up Boom  or boom in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Boom may refer to: Objects [ edit ] Boom (containment) , a temporary floating barrier used to contain an oil spill Boom (navigational barrier) , an obstacle used to control or block marine navigation Boom (sailing) , a sailboat part Boom (windsurfing) ,

86-481: A 2003 Bollywood comedy Il Boom , a 1963 film by Italian director Vittorio de Sica Television [ edit ] Boom! (TV series) , a 2005 American reality series Boom! (game show) , an American game show with a time bomb theme Boom , the original title of the U.S. TV series Blood & Oil "Boom" ( CSI ) , an episode of the TV series C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation "Boom!" ( Castle ) ,

129-433: A 2003 Bollywood comedy Il Boom , a 1963 film by Italian director Vittorio de Sica Television [ edit ] Boom! (TV series) , a 2005 American reality series Boom! (game show) , an American game show with a time bomb theme Boom , the original title of the U.S. TV series Blood & Oil "Boom" ( CSI ) , an episode of the TV series C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation "Boom!" ( Castle ) ,

172-496: A few. It also marked the arrival of a whole new generation to the global psychedelic scene that converged to Portugal to celebrate Boom. In 2002 the festival moved to the shores of the Idanha-a-Nova lake . Between 2002 and 2008, the festival started to develop not only a multidisciplinary vision of the psychedelic trance culture and beyond, but it also pioneered multiple sustainability and regeneration projects. In 2010

215-465: A piece of windsurfing equipment Boom (ship) , a type of Arab sailing vessel Log boom , a barrier placed in a river Boom, the lifting part of a crane Boom microphone Boom, the rear fuselage of an aircraft, as in twin boom Boom, short for boomerang Boom barrier , used to block vehicular or pedestrian access Arts and entertainment [ edit ] Music [ edit ] Performers [ edit ] Boom! (group) ,

258-466: A pop band founded by Hear'Say member Johnny Shentall The Boom , a Japanese rock band Boom Gaspar (born 1953), piano/keyboard/organ player for the band Pearl Jam Boom, a member of the animated girl group VBirds Albums [ edit ] Boom (The Sonics album) , 1966 Boom (Mario Pavone album) , 2004 Boom (Garmonbozia album) Boom , a 2006 album by The Fuzztones Songs [ edit ] "Boom" (Anastacia song) ,

301-466: A pop band founded by Hear'Say member Johnny Shentall The Boom , a Japanese rock band Boom Gaspar (born 1953), piano/keyboard/organ player for the band Pearl Jam Boom, a member of the animated girl group VBirds Albums [ edit ] Boom (The Sonics album) , 1966 Boom (Mario Pavone album) , 2004 Boom (Garmonbozia album) Boom , a 2006 album by The Fuzztones Songs [ edit ] "Boom" (Anastacia song) ,

344-560: A proposed Canadian premium TV service Boom TV (Romania) , a satellite TV company Boom TV (Macedonia) , a digital TV provider Boom! Studios , an American comic book and graphic novel publisher Boom FM , a classic hits radio station brand in Canada Boom Radio , a UK radio station KROI , a radio station serving the Greater Houston area, branded as "Boom 92" XERP-AM , a Mexican radio station serving

387-427: A proposed Canadian premium TV service Boom TV (Romania) , a satellite TV company Boom TV (Macedonia) , a digital TV provider Boom! Studios , an American comic book and graphic novel publisher Boom FM , a classic hits radio station brand in Canada Boom Radio , a UK radio station KROI , a radio station serving the Greater Houston area, branded as "Boom 92" XERP-AM , a Mexican radio station serving

430-543: A resource; public health; food and nutrition; engagement and social change; energy, mobility and transport; packaging; procurement and materials. The festival has won several green festival international awards since 2008. Over the course of two decades, the festival has honoured themes such as Water (2010); Alchemy (2012); The Feminine (2014); Shamanism (2016) and Sacred Geometry in 2018. The 13th edition of Boom Festival took place on 22 July - 29 July 2022 with The Anthropocene as its main theme, after being rescheduled due to

473-506: A sailboat part Boom (windsurfing) , a piece of windsurfing equipment Boom (ship) , a type of Arab sailing vessel Log boom , a barrier placed in a river Boom, the lifting part of a crane Boom microphone Boom, the rear fuselage of an aircraft, as in twin boom Boom, short for boomerang Boom barrier , used to block vehicular or pedestrian access Arts and entertainment [ edit ] Music [ edit ] Performers [ edit ] Boom! (group) ,

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516-551: A series of environmentally self-sustainable projects, which include: toilets that don't use chemical products, the treatment of residual waters using biotechnology, utilisation of wind and solar energy , recycling and the free supply of cleaning kits to participants (including pocket ashtrays and rubbish bags). It has been assessed and awarded with the Outstanding Greener Festival Award in 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014, and 2016. In 2011, it won, for

559-581: A song by Simple Plan from their 2016 album Taking One for the Team "Boom", a song by YoungBoy Never Broke Again from his 2020 album Top Festivals [ edit ] Boom Festival , an electronic music festival in Portugal BOOM Festival , a former Yugoslav music festival Films [ edit ] Boom! (1968 film) , a 1968 British drama starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Noël Coward Boom (2003 film) ,

602-455: A song by Simple Plan from their 2016 album Taking One for the Team "Boom", a song by YoungBoy Never Broke Again from his 2020 album Top Festivals [ edit ] Boom Festival , an electronic music festival in Portugal BOOM Festival , a former Yugoslav music festival Films [ edit ] Boom! (1968 film) , a 1968 British drama starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Noël Coward Boom (2003 film) ,

645-577: A song by the Bloodhound Gang from One Fierce Beer Coaster (1996) "Boom", a song by Flight of the Conchords from the 2007 episode " Bret Gives Up the Dream " "Boom!", a song by Lil Yachty featuring Ugly God from the 2018 album Lil Boat 2 "Boom", a 2008 song by gospel R&B duo Mary Mary from the album The Sound "Boom", a song by Soulfly on the album Primitive "Boom!",

688-403: A song by the Bloodhound Gang from One Fierce Beer Coaster (1996) "Boom", a song by Flight of the Conchords from the 2007 episode " Bret Gives Up the Dream " "Boom!", a song by Lil Yachty featuring Ugly God from the 2018 album Lil Boat 2 "Boom", a 2008 song by gospel R&B duo Mary Mary from the album The Sound "Boom", a song by Soulfly on the album Primitive "Boom!",

731-663: A source port of the computer game Doom Places [ edit ] Boom, Belgium , a municipality Boom Mountain , on the border between Alberta and British Columbia, Canada Boom Lake, near the mountain Boom Gorge , on the Chu River in Kyrgyzstan Boom, Tennessee , a community in the United States Boom, Texas, former name of Summerfield, Texas Media [ edit ] BOOMTV ,

774-419: A source port of the computer game Doom Places [ edit ] Boom, Belgium , a municipality Boom Mountain , on the border between Alberta and British Columbia, Canada Boom Lake, near the mountain Boom Gorge , on the Chu River in Kyrgyzstan Boom, Tennessee , a community in the United States Boom, Texas, former name of Summerfield, Texas Media [ edit ] BOOMTV ,

817-539: A television episode "BOOM" ( Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ) , a television episode Boom ( Power Rangers ) , a character from the American TV series Power Rangers: S.P.D. "Boom" ( Doctor Who ) , an episode of the fourteenth series of Doctor Who Other [ edit ] Boom! Studios , an American comics publisher Boom! (novel) , a 2009 children's science fiction novel by Mark Haddon Boom (play) , by Peter Sinn Nachtreib Boom (source port) ,

860-479: A television episode "BOOM" ( Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. ) , a television episode Boom ( Power Rangers ) , a character from the American TV series Power Rangers: S.P.D. "Boom" ( Doctor Who ) , an episode of the fourteenth series of Doctor Who Other [ edit ] Boom! Studios , an American comics publisher Boom! (novel) , a 2009 children's science fiction novel by Mark Haddon Boom (play) , by Peter Sinn Nachtreib Boom (source port) ,

903-566: Is a reflection of its own participants. As a highly collaborative experience, it resonates with the principle of co-creation, to allow for a maximum of artistic freedom and expression. For this reason, the festival encourages anyone who wishes to contribute to apply via the official website. Boom intervenes in the following dimensions: Art & Creativity; Water; Soil; Air; Waste as a Resource; Procurement & Materials; Public Health; Food & Nutrition; Engagement & Social Change; Mobility & Transport; Energy; Packaging. In 2004, Boom began

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946-495: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Boom [REDACTED] Look up Boom  or boom in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Boom may refer to: Objects [ edit ] Boom (containment) , a temporary floating barrier used to contain an oil spill Boom (navigational barrier) , an obstacle used to control or block marine navigation Boom (sailing) ,

989-498: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Boom Festival Born in 1997 in Herdade do Zambujal, Águas de Moura , Portugal  as a goa trance psychedelic party, it has since then evolved into a global celebration of alternative culture . Today, Boom is a festival that gathers people from all around the globe (in 2018, 147 countries were represented) that resonate with

1032-463: Is essentially free. Free to think, to act, to create, and to respect one another. It is awakening a holistic awareness that all beings share the same pulse of life, that they are part of an interconnected Universe. Boom does not believe in the psychedelic orthodoxy that advocates being boxed into one style of music, one lifestyle, or one philosophy. Boom also does not resonate with the narrative that psychedelic consciousness means intoxication. To be free

1075-538: Is to be aware, is to challenge the limits, is to think outside the box and not to submit to the dominant culture. Dance Temple Where the rich musical lineage of Psychedelic Trance is celebrated. Alchemy Circle Deep, hypnotic sounds and electronic music. Not an alternative floor, but rather another place of psychedelic music expression. The Gardens (formerly known as the Chill Out Gardens) Chill Out music in all its forms provides

1118-738: The Covid-19 pandemic . The festival was born out of a group of friends who wanted to bring the vibe of the Goa parties to Portugal. They introduced the psychedelic movement in Portugal in the early 1990s, with regular parties in a forest and in 1997 decided to organise a festival which would bring together the Goa trancers from across the world. Thus giving birth to Boom’s first edition in August 1997 . Boom’s second edition took place in 1998 , and from then on

1161-522: The Tampico, Tamaulipas area, branded as "boom 104.7" WPHI-FM , a radio station serving the Philadelphia area, branded as "Boom 107.9" People [ edit ] Boom (surname) Boom (nickname) Boom (entertainer) (born 1982), South Korean rapper, singer and actor Other uses [ edit ] Sonic boom , the sound created by an object traveling through the air faster than

1204-406: The Tampico, Tamaulipas area, branded as "boom 104.7" WPHI-FM , a radio station serving the Philadelphia area, branded as "Boom 107.9" People [ edit ] Boom (surname) Boom (nickname) Boom (entertainer) (born 1982), South Korean rapper, singer and actor Other uses [ edit ] Sonic boom , the sound created by an object traveling through the air faster than

1247-531: The core components of the festival since 2002, and Boom has contributed to its dissemination in festival culture. Following this era, the festival now explores the connection between art and its relation to the sacred and the Anthropocene, entering a new phase showcasing fine arts at Boom. Social Hubs Cozy social areas equipped with community kitchens, first aid points, helpful stewards and activities for children and adults alike. Participation Boom

1290-430: The festival and all the projects which emerged from its evolution over time. This documentary contains rare footage of both Boom and the worldwide psychedelic movement . Psychedelic for Boom means “to think outside the box ”. Psychedelic means mind manifesting but has been associated as an attribute for music, arts in general and alternative ways of life. Boom’s perspective on psychedelia is that every single individual

1333-504: The festival moved to another homestead, located on the other shore side of the Idanha-a-Nova lake , allowing the festival to further develop conceptually and to launch the Boomland project: a permanent space for regeneration , inspired in free and independent cultural spaces , and which hosts sustainable events that aim at human transformation . The Boom Festival 20 Years documentary (1997–2017) film sums up its origins, 11 editions of

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1376-402: The festival started taking place every two years. Each edition helped steer the festival towards new concepts within psychedelic music and culture. The last edition of the festival in the now-mythical forest of Herdade do Zambujal was in 2000. It was a life-changing moment not only for the festival with the introduction of new areas such a brand new conference area, new music areas, to name just

1419-432: The mantra words of the festival such as Oneness, Music, Peace, Arts, Environment, Culture and Love. It is a 100% independent festival. It is renowned as a leading example of sustainability oriented festival. Boom’s Environmental Paradigm has gained a reputation for its hand-on, fusionist, experimental approach for large scale gatherings. It is based on the following dimensions: art and creativity; water; air; soil; waste as

1462-519: The name “Paradigm Films”. NGO Dome NGOs, collectives and individuals: underdogs of social change take to the stage with empowering eco-tech tools and projects. Nataraj Dance Stage Nata (dance) and Raja (king) is the Sanskrit reference to Hindu god Shiva. Experience rhythmic workshops by day and a program of contemporary dance performances by night. Young Dragons Interactive playgrounds, workshops, performance art, cinema and theatre for

1505-479: The official song for the 2002 FIFA World Cup "Boom" (Mario song) , a 2005 R&B single featuring Juvenile "Boom" (P.O.D. song) , 2002 "Boom" (Royce da 5'9" song) "Boom" (Snoop Dogg song) , 2011 "Boom" (T-Pain song) , 2008, with Filip Filippi, better known as Sin Sizzerb "Boom" (X Ambassadors song) , 2019 "Boom!" (System of a Down song) , 2003 "Boom", a song by Anjulie , 2008 "Boom",

1548-424: The official song for the 2002 FIFA World Cup "Boom" (Mario song) , a 2005 R&B single featuring Juvenile "Boom" (P.O.D. song) , 2002 "Boom" (Royce da 5'9" song) "Boom" (Snoop Dogg song) , 2011 "Boom" (T-Pain song) , 2008, with Filip Filippi, better known as Sin Sizzerb "Boom" (X Ambassadors song) , 2019 "Boom!" (System of a Down song) , 2003 "Boom", a song by Anjulie , 2008 "Boom",

1591-444: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Boom . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Boom&oldid=1258173094 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

1634-444: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Boom . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Boom&oldid=1258173094 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

1677-668: The second year in a row, the YOUROPE prize/Green 'N' Clean Festival of the Year in the Festival Awards Europe. As a result, the United Nations invited the organizing team to use the popularity of music as a means for raising public environmental awareness in a program called United Nations Music & Environmental Initiative (M&E). Awards: Boom has been taking place on Herdade da Granja since 2010. In 2016,

1720-591: The slo-mo soundtrack, both synthesised and hand-made, to this area. The surrounding hubs enhance this experience through workshops and therapies. Sacred Fire World music and hands-on workshops embedded into organic architecture and landscaping. Being Fields This is a nexus for countless Boomers to enjoy 20 hours of practice each day, including yoga, meditation, sound healing, shamanic rituals, oriental practice, alternative medicine and more. Liminal Village Cultural hub featuring talks, discussion panels, Q&A’s, workshops, and night-time cinema program under

1763-808: The speed of sound Economic boom , a time of rapid growth in wealth, as in a boom town Baby boom , a period marked by a greatly increased birth rate Boom Technology , a startup aircraft company See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Search for "boom"  or "booms" on Misplaced Pages. Latin American Boom , a 1960s literary movement Bang (disambiguation) Boom Boom (disambiguation) Boomer (disambiguation) Boum (disambiguation) Kaboom (disambiguation) , including Ka-Boom All pages with titles beginning with Boom All pages with titles containing Boom Blam (disambiguation) Boon (disambiguation) BOM (disambiguation) Topics referred to by

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1806-745: The speed of sound Economic boom , a time of rapid growth in wealth, as in a boom town Baby boom , a period marked by a greatly increased birth rate Boom Technology , a startup aircraft company See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Search for "boom"  or "booms" on Misplaced Pages. Latin American Boom , a 1960s literary movement Bang (disambiguation) Boom Boom (disambiguation) Boomer (disambiguation) Boum (disambiguation) Kaboom (disambiguation) , including Ka-Boom All pages with titles beginning with Boom All pages with titles containing Boom Blam (disambiguation) Boon (disambiguation) BOM (disambiguation) Topics referred to by

1849-694: The younger generation of Boomers and their families. A space in nature dedicated to children and youngsters aged 3 to 12. Art Installations Boomland is an open-air art gallery. Open air art and Boom's sustainability ethos form a symbiosis to educate participants in the most aesthetic way. Performances Performances at Boom happen all across the venue. In 2021, the program features immersive interventions, circus, dance and artistic residencies. Bike Village A meeting place, repair and workshop hub for bikers and bicycle enthusiasts. Fine Art Galleries A brand new concept for displaying visual arts across Boomland in 2021. Visionary art itself has been one of

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