Demolition derbies were first held at fairs and race tracks back in the 1950s and quickly became a popular feature over the following decades. Today they can be found at almost every county fair and have a huge group of regular followers who are addicted to the adrenalin and unpredictability of these crazy races.
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Costumes are intrical to the Heiva experience, taking their lead from traditional tribes garments.
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The annual festival takes place in barren Black Rock desert of the western United States, in the state of Nevada. It’s 80 miles from the nearest town, in the middle of nowhere, so you need to come prepared with food, water, and a place to sleep, at the very least.
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Each year, Berlin, Germany’s lively and cosmopolitan Capital City, hosts the world’s largest techno dance party, the Love Parade. The street parade, which takes place in July, is a tour de force in the German contemporary dance music scene.
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The small town of Hoquiam, on the Olympic Peninsular in Grays Harbor County, is host to the Annual Loggers Play Day every September. Hoquiam was originally the site of a Native American Indian village, but white settlers were attracted to the area by the abundance of giant trees.
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