The techno rave in Belovezhskaya Pushcha has been postponed to a later date. The event was originally planned for April 18, but the ticket operator later announced a change of date, writes Tochka.by.
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The event is now scheduled for August 28. The organizers did not provide official detailed explanations for the postponement, but it can be assumed that the position of nature defenders influenced it, as they were concerned that the event was being held when animals are giving birth and birds are nesting.
It is reported that all purchased tickets remain valid. If visitors do not wish to attend the event on the new date, they are promised a full refund, excluding the service fee.
The event was supposed to take place at Ded Moroz's residence in Belovezhskaya Pushcha. The territory was planned to transform for one evening into an electronic music venue with DJ performances, lights, food courts, and additional activities, including walks around the area.
After the announcement of the idea, a discussion arose around the event. Some people expressed concern about how loud music could affect animals in the national park. In response, the organizers and administration stated that the venue is far enough from the protected area, and the sound would be directed towards the stage to minimize impact on nature.
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