Where is Coachella exactly?
Coachella Valley, California, USA
What type of music is at WOMAD?
World music (not commercial music)
When did Adelaide host the F1 GP?
1985 - 1995
What types of materials are typically recyclable at major events and festivals?
paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, aluminium cans, and glass containers.
How can large events boost the local economy for residents?
BY attracting visitors who spend money on accommodation, food, transportation, and other services.
What biome is Coachella in?
Colorado Desert, so, desert biome
What does WOMAD stand for?
world of music and dance
How many people attended over the weekend of the final GP in Adelaide?
75,000
125,000
210,000
210,000
How can event organisers encourage attendees to recycle?
recycling bins, offering incentives for recycling
In what ways can large events enhance community pride and cohesion?
By bringing residents together to celebrate and participate in shared experiences. These events often showcase local culture, talent, and heritage
What country is Glastonbury held in?
England
why is it called WOMADelaide when it's held here?
just because 'Adelaide' fits nicely on the end of 'WOMAD'
What is the only fringe Festival in the world bigger than Adelaide's?
Edinburgh, Scotland
What are the benefits of implementing a recycling program at major events?
helps reduce the environmental impact by diverting waste from landfills, conserving natural resources, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions
What are some potential disruptions that large events can cause for local residents?
Can cause disruptions such as increased traffic congestion, noise pollution, and limited access to certain areas.
How many people attend Glastonbury?
100,000
200,000
500,000
200 thousand
Who is the demographic for Laneway?
(mainly) young people who like alternative music (Triple J rather than Triple M)
What race is held around a mountain in NSW?
Bathurst 500, around Mt Panorama
What challenges do organisers face when implementing recycling programs at large-scale events?
contamination of recycling bins with non-recyclable materials, logistical issues in managing and transporting recyclables,
How can large events lead to environmental concerns for local communities?
By littering, increased waste generation, and strain on local resources like water and energy. The influx of visitors can also put pressure on public transportation
What is Tomorrowland famous for?
The massive scale of the event, and the massive elaborately decorated stage
What is something done at Laneway to be 'green'
recycling stations, water tanks for refills
Where is a new race track in rural SA
The Bend, Tailem Bend
How can technology be used to improve recycling efforts at festivals and major events?
It can improve recycling efforts through the use of smart bins that monitor and report fill levels, for example
What could the Royal Adelaide Show do to improve in the areas discussed?
More bins in general, cheaper tickets if you are a student, lower cost rides, more entertainment, open later, for example