Where is the Rainbow Gathering 2020?
Siberia, Russia
The 2020 World Rainbow Gathering was to be in Siberia, Russia, but was postponed to 2021. In 2021 due to travel restrictions upon entering Russia the vision council decided to make it in December in Mexico.
Where is the Ocala Rainbow Gathering?
the Ocala National Forest
Rainbow Family gathers in the Ocala National Forest despite a deadly shooting a year ago. Five years ago, Kimmi Kreuger never would have imagined joining the Rainbow Family of Living Light each February in Ocala National Forest.
Who are the rainbow people in the Ocala National Forest?
The Rainbow Family has since grown into an alternative lifestyle community consisting of thousands of people across the U.S. and other countries around the world. They adopt Rainbow names in the woods. They trek from national forest to national forest, setting up camp for up to four weeks at time before they move on.
Who is the leader of the Rainbow Family?
There are no leaders, and traditionally the Gatherings last for a week, with the primary focus being on gathering on public land on the Fourth of July in the U.S., when attendees pray, meditate, and/or observe silence in a group effort to focus on World Peace.
Do Rainbow Gatherings still exist?
The Rainbow Family holds a national gathering once a year. Since 1972, the event has taken place on a different national forest during the Fourth of July holiday. The number of participants fluctuates from year to year and generally falls within 10,000-20,000 people.
Can anyone go to a Rainbow Gathering?
Rainbow Family participants purchase food and supplies from local businesses for the gathering, which provides an economic boost to area communities. The Rainbow Family openly welcomes anyone to attend the annual gathering without bias so a potential for socially unacceptable behaviors does exist.
What should I bring to Rainbow Gathering?
The Magic Hat The Gathering is available for free to everyone, but the supplies needed to keep everyone well-fed and healthy cost money. This includes food, bleach, toilet paper, medical supplies, batteries for Shanti Sena radios, and gasoline for shuttle and supply vehicles, among more.