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A ‘weird dream’ of an arts festival began 10 years ago in the California desert – can it survive its growing popularity?

The Guardian· Apr 11, 2026 · 12:16 PM · 6 views

The Bombay Beach Biennale began as a quirky arts festival in the California desert and has grown into a major attraction. Balancing its original DIY charm with safety and crowd control is a challenge as it gains popularity. Organizers strive to maintain its unique spirit while addressing concerns. #ArtFestival #CaliforniaDesert #BombayBeach #DIYArt #FestivalVibes

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