Although winter isn’t exactly festival season, there’s still some revelry to be had across the nation. Check out these festivals for an auroral awakening this winter break.
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What: Algiers Bonfire & Concert is another Louisiana festival tradition. The fest combines local fun, music and bonfires. Plus, it’s one of the few festivals where your transportation is a ferry.
When: Saturday, Dec. 7
Where: New Orleans, La.
How much: Free
Who’s playing: Amanda Shaw and The Cute Guys, The Soul Rebels Brass Band
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What: Fire and Water (Le feu et l’eau) Rural Arts Celebration is showcasing of local music, art and culture.
When: Saturday, Dec. 7
Where: Arnaudville, La.
How much: Free
Who’s playing: Bas Clas, SelfAware Wolf, True Form
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What: True Music Festival is a dance music based fest with a motto that boasts, “one day will change everything.”
When: Saturday, Dec. 14
Where: Scottsdale, Ariz.
How much: $70
Who’s playing: Bassnectar, The Flaming Lips, Wiz Khalifa
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What: Lights All Night is an indoor EDM festival with chart topping DJ’s and rising acts spread out over the course of two days and multiple stages.
When: Friday, Dec. 27 and Saturday, Dec. 28
Where: Dallas, Texas
How much: $145 for two-day pass
Who’s playing: Deadmau5, Kaskade, Krewella
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What: SnowGlobe offers a unique experience with an outdoors setting in the snowy mountain town of South Lake Tahoe.
When: Dec. 29-31
Where: South Lake Tahoe, Calif.
How much: $164 for a three-day pass
Who’s playing: Tiësto, Snoop Dogg, Zeds Dead
Winter season brings festivals locally, nationally
December 5, 2013