HOLI ONE FESTIVAL - "WE ARE ALL ONE"
Inspired by the original Holi Festival in India, Colour Festivals have travelled around the world to Germany, the USA and Singapore.
Thousands of people, dressed in white, will come together to share in music, dance, performance art and visual stimulation.
Revelers at the open-air festival will soon be covered in brilliant hues as the air is filled with the clouds of brightly coloured powder at a countdown,
every hour from 2pm. The festival will host a line-up of some of the biggest DJ’s in the country. 

Berlin:                            Sat&Sun  27/28 April 2013 (bad weather conditions 1-4 week/month later, sign for details on the newsletter!

Munich:                          Sat&Sun  27/28 April 2013 (bad weather conditions 1-4 week/month later, sign for details on the newsletter!)

Leipzig                            Wetterbedingt verschoben, neuer Termin wird bis 15.6.2013 bekannt gegeben!)

Bremen                           Sat. 1.June 2013

Lübeck                            Sat. 8.June 2013

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Story of HOLI ONE

Holi is a spring festival celebrated by Hindus as a festival of colours. It is primarily observed in India and Nepal but also in Bangladesh and Pakistan. It is also known as Phagwah and Festival of Colours.

The festival has many purposes; first and foremost, it celebrates the beginning of the new season, spring. Originally, it was a festival that commemorated good harvests and the fertile land. Hindus believe it is a time of enjoying spring's abundant colours and saying farewell to winter. Although it is the least religious holiday, it is probably one of the most exhilarating ones in existence. During this event, participants hold a bonfire, throw coloured powder at each other, and celebrate wildly.  Holi lowers (but does not remove completely) the strictness of social norms.  Together, everyone enjoys each other’s presence on this joyous day.  No one expects polite behaviour; as a result, the atmosphere is filled with excitement, fun and joy.

Summarised from Wikipedia.  For additional information click here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holi_festival