The Festival, which was born in 2023 inspired by rock in Rio, shows that it is not just about music and great shows. This year, the public will find initiatives that speak of diversity, inclusion, sustainability and social impact.
Among the news there are the Pluraldedicated to dialogue on representativeness; THE Broken internshipwho appreciates the power of the suburbs; the partnership with Black Fairbringing black entrepreneurs to the event; and the project Royalty brokenwho realizes the dream of young peripherals who live the experience of the Festival as protagonists.
The city also bets on Social tickets To democratize access, waste management has focused on recycling and composting, Cup returned To reduce the environmental impact, in addition to calculating and compensating the entire carbon imprint. Another action that promises to involve fans is the charity auction “Fans for Change”With autographed objects and exclusive experiences to help socio -environmental projects.
Accessibility also gains strength: there will be high platforms, accessibility center, kits and sensory rooms, pound translation, audio description and even adapted toys. Everything to make sure everyone lives the Festival to the fullest.
In the end, the city shows that entertainment can generate transformation – inside and outside the stage.
Source: Terra
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