Principles
Boom's main focus is to develop a sustainability ethos while providing a wide array of arts and culture line up. The Boom is known worldwide for its non corporate approach on entertainment.
One of the noble aspects of this festival is to be multi-cultural. The Boom has a vast worldwide network of ambassadors and attracts audiences of all continents. This causes a contact between people of different cultural matrices, therefore encouraging the overthrow of inter-ethnic stereotypes.
Unlike the norm for international festivals of this size, Boom festival does not rely on any commercial sponsor. The objective is not only to keep the precinct free of any visual pollution as well as to defend the public against any marketing strategy.
The Boom is an inter-generational multidisciplinary event, built on love, energy, knowledge and other sustainable resources.
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