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What Is Boom
Boom Festival is held in Portugal every two years, on the shores of a lake. It started in 1997 with a handful of enthusiasts and grew into a unique gathering of people from all over the world.
Boom is an independent culture and artistic expression event. It crosses different art forms like music, paint, graffiti, multimedia, installations, land art, theatre, cinema, or videoart. Besides a huge line up based on arts, Boom has a cultural hub inside it, with conferences, workshops, fine arts gallery and presentations. Altogether there are about 400 artists in every edition of the Boom Festival. There’s a full multidisciplinary atmosphere within the venue. But that’s not all.
Boom is also an intercultural event. Boom is represented worldwide in 45 countries with a network of 101 Boom Ambassadors. People come from all over the world to experience a unique gathering, in 2006 there was 20,000 people from 80 different countries (data taken from the ticket sales registration). An intergenerational crowd maximizes this unique blend of people.
A main trait of Boom is independence. There are no-corporate logos in the venue – they are forbidden by the organization. There is no product placement and no marketing within the festival. The Boom Team strongly defend a new culture of entertainment, where people – not brand satisfaction – are in the first place. In this way the revenues come from the ticket sales.
The new culture of entertainment that Boom advocates is also manifested in worldwide pioneer projects on ecological awareness. There is recycling; plastics are not allowed; there’s a Eco-Team working all day long; most of the materials are reused from other events; the toilets are compostable; and the water used in Boom are cleaned by cutting-edge biotechnologies based on aquatic plants. Entertainment is not just about having fun, is about giving solutions to the people.
Boom is a unique intercultural, transgenerational and multidisciplinary gathering where art is emphasized in all its magnificence.
You can download the text about Boom Festival above in many different languages as WORD document :
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WhatIsBoom_English.doc
WhatIsBoom_Portuguese.pdf
WhatIsBoom_German.doc
WhatIsBoom_French.doc
WhatIsBoom_Spanish.doc
WhatIsBoom_Italiano.doc
Accreditation Conditions
The Press Accreditations for Boom Festival 2008 are oficially finished.
You must read and accept the conditions for press at Boom, click here:
ConditionsPressAccreditations.pdf
3. Photos
You can download a zip containing hi-res photos of Boom Festival here:
Logos, CI and downloads
In order to have access and download Boom 2008 Logos, Fonts and other Boom 2008 CI assets follow this link:
Press Releases
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BPM Magazine.pdf
Correio da Manhã Newspaper 1.pdf
Correio da Manhã Newspaper 2 .pdf
Correio da Manhã Newspaper 3.pdf
Dance Club Magazine.pdf
DIF Magazine.pdf
Executive Digest Magazine.pdf
Festival Eye Magazine.pdf
Focus Magazine.pdf
GateLessGate Magazine.pdf
Jornal de Noticias Newspaper.pdf
La Chispa Magazine 1.pdf
La Chispa Magazine 2.pdf
Mushroom Magazine 1.pdf
Mushroom Magazine 2.pdf
Mushroom Magazine 3.pdf
Publico Newspaper 1.pdf
Publico Newspaper 2.pdf
Revolve Magazine.pdf
Rumba Magazine.pdf
Tsugui Magazine.pdf
Zoot Magazine.pdf
The Guardian Newspaper
Rraurl.uol.com.br
Party.at-
Parq.pdf
Marketeer Magazine.pdf
El Mundo Ibiza y Formentera
Radio 1
Looking Glass Newspaper
Diário Digital
BPM (South Africa)
Morning Star Newspaper
Perspectivas Newspaper
Festivais de Verão
Beija Flor Natural
Sonic Traveller
MSN Japan
SL Õhtuleht
EcoHabitar Magazine
Contact
For press demands and any other doubts please contact:
E-Mail: press@boomfestival.org
Addresses:
Boom Festival | Lisbon Office
Rua de Angola,
Quinta da Ponte
2620-493
Olival Basto
Portugal
Phone: (+351) 219.382.219
Fax: (+351) 219.382.220
Boom Festival | Idanha-a-Nova Office
Estrada da Variante Cipreste Lote 1, Loja 2
6060 -101
Idanha-a-Nova
Portugal
Phone: (+351) 277 208 140/ (+351) 277 201 009
Fax: (+351) 277 208 138
