The Ultimate Guide to the 2024 Holi Music Festival: Lineup, Activities, and More!

The Holi Music Festival is a wonderfully inclusive event that welcomes individuals and families of all ages. With special areas for children, engaging activities for teenagers and various music and art experiences for adults, it promises a fun day out for everyone. Whether you’re a family looking for an unforgettable day out or youngsters looking for great music and getting lost in a foam party, the 2024 festival is the perfect destination for all.

The festival will have two stages.

The most relevant Latvian musicians will perform on the main stage, such as “Carnival Youth”, Emilija, Greta, Patrisha, Prusax and others.

On the other hand, the best DJs of Latvian electronic music will bring endless dance rhythms on the electronic music stage.

“Holi” is unimaginable without colors. According to the organizers of the event, it will be possible to buy color powder in the festival area. Each pack weighs 50g and is enough for up to four color throws. Holi colors are safe to use. The colored powder is made from naturally colored corn starch. These dyes can be easily washed off your skin, body and hair with water, so if the dyes end up in unwanted places or if your things are covered in paint, you can clean them – again without much effort. Nevertheless, colors should be played carefully so that they do not enter the eyes. Avoid carrying items that are not waterproof or that may be damaged in the wash. If you have a phone that is not waterproof, you may want to consider carrying a plastic bag with it. You may not bring your own colors into the festival grounds.

Photo: a scene from the previous year’s Holi festival

This year, the festival will offer various activities for visitors of all ages, and what can we do without delicious food and drinks! Sweet tooth seekers will not be left behind – there will be cotton candy, bubble tea, ice cream and other treats!

Tickets can be purchased here.

The article was made in collaboration with “Wondersala”.