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When you think of a music festival, many people will think of nature-loving hippies at places like Glastonbury and Woodstock. But in fact, due to the enourmous amount of energy it takes to light and sound up to ten different stages at once, music festivals can contribute tonnes and tonnes of CO2 to the atmosphere.

Walk the Talk Show with Waylon Lewis Matas: video of green+yoga+music Wanderlust Festival , in Lake Tahoe. Video via Alex King of Mitomedia for elephantjournal.com. I've been in this business for seven years, and Wanderlust Fest is the first time I've ever seen first tier yoga in a context of "hip"...or big-time music in a context of mindfulness (green, yoga etc.). Rothbury and Bonnaroo are green, and huge, but don't have the yoga classes/teachers element. From the hip

The people behind the upcoming Outside Lands Music Festival would like you know that you can head on over to Golden Gate Park starting Wednesday to get your tickets without any fees from TicketMonster or anyone else. That’s nice, huh? “If you haven’t purchased tickets yet, you can buy them without a service charge starting at 12PM on Wednesday, August 26th at the festival box office located at Speedway Meadow at the intersection of JKF and Transverse.” As it looked last year:

August 21, 2009 | By Jennifer Giraldi In Finance | by Jennifer GiraldiA 30 minute drive through the Northern part of the Atlanta suburbs takes you to a small city called Woodstock, Georgia. Although it shares the same name as the popular music festival, you will see it is very different. This city has a small town feel, but big town views. Woodstock was once just a small suburban town with a very simple real estate market. The city used to just house first time homebuyers and middle

Here’s a look at today’s schedule: Image c/o milehighmusicfestival.com See you on the green… John Hendrickson is a Features and Entertainment reporter for The Denver Post , an editor and featured writer at ALT. magazine and a regular contributor to MAGNET . In 2009 he was named one of the Top 100 Collegiate Journalists by UWIRE .