The Ragas Live Festival, evolving from a radio show, now immerses attendees in 24 hours of classical South Asian music, emphasizing community and connection.
Founder David Ellenbogen notes that ragas correspond with daily times, creating an emotional sound experience that colors the listener's mind, enhancing the festival's ambiance.
Bhaskar Ghosh likens the festival to a more grounded Burning Man, emphasizing the collective experience in a 'sacred temple-like place' that fosters community.
Ellenbogen embraces the festival's lack of financial logic, stating it's driven by a spiritual essence that draws attendees who seek truly unique, immersive experiences.
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