Holi Festival of Colours Dresden 2017
- Elbe am Purobeach, Dresden, Germany
- 12 August 2017
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Holi festival and electronic music come together
Holi Festival of Colours Dresden is another edition of the culture-colliding electronic music festival. Lineups of international and local house music heroes proved the sonic setting for one of the most explosive experiences of the year.
Holi is an Indian traditional festival, where coloured powder becomes a weapon for unity as it covers entire crowds, breaking down the barriers of skin colour and social background.
Brought to new areas of the world and mixed together with electronic music festival culture, this spiritual-social rite becomes a powerful point of focus that is grabbing imaginations all across Europe and beyond.
This festival is part of a nationwide series of Holi Festival of Colours events – see them all here.
Headliners
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Schluck den Druck
Lineup
- Honka
- Schluck den Druck
- Jumpa
- DJ Easy
- Clubbusters
- Dirk Siedhoff
- Shusta
Right in the heart of Dresden and on the banks of the beautiful Elbe river, the festival site frequently enjoys 20º+ temperatures in August.
Address
Elbe am Purobeach, Leipziger Str. 15, Dresden, 01097, Germany
FAQs
No, unfortunately not. For both environmental and health reasons, only the certified festival powder is allowed on the premises.
Doors open at 12pm. Starting from 3pm, colours will be thrown every hour (there will be a countdown). The last colour union takes place at 9:50 and at 10pm, when the festival finishes.
There is no dress code, however, most festival-goers come dressed in white because it works best with the coloured powder.
Yes, the colours can be washed out easily, however, bright fabrics are more sensitive.
Yes, the colours can be removed from the skin and hair easily.
On site there will be a sale of paint powder at a cost of 2 euros per pack.
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