Alles over Bamboe

In an era where sustainability and innovation are becoming increasingly important, Mysteryland continues to live up to its reputation as a pioneer in the festival industry. This year, the iconic dance festival, organized by the ID&T Group, has made a unique and environmentally conscious choice: the former Q-Dance stage, now renamed the NMNH (Nooit Meer Naar Huis) stage, is constructed entirely from Guadua bamboo poles supplied by Masters of Bamboo. This is not only a first in the festival world, but also a visual spectacle that takes the creativity and sustainability of the festival to new heights. A Sustainable Revolution in the Festival World Choosing Guadua bamboo poles is not just a random decision. Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on earth and is known for its incredible strength and flexibility. By choosing bamboo, Mysteryland is taking an important step towards a more sustainable future. Bamboo not only has a lower ecological footprint than traditional building materials, but is also completely renewable and biodegradable. For a festival of Mysteryland's calibre, which attracts thousands of visitors each year, this choice is a powerful statement. It shows that large-scale events can not only be spectacular and entertaining, but also environmentally conscious and responsible. Masters of Bamboo: Craftsmanship and Innovation Masters of Bamboo BV partner of Guadua Bamboo SAS in Colombia manages the entire process from harvest to treatment in-house, which means that you buy directly from the source without any intermediaries. The Guadua bamboo poles that were used are not only sustainable, but also a beautiful piece of nature. They give the NMNH stage an organic, almost magical look that fits perfectly with the atmosphere of Mysteryland. The use of bamboo instead of traditional building materials such as steel or wood is an innovative approach that will undoubtedly be followed within the festival industry. The collaboration between Mysteryland and Masters of Bamboo shows that sustainability and creativity can go hand in hand. The NMNH stage is more than just a stage; it is a symbol of progress and respect for nature, without compromising the quality of the festival experience. ID&T Group: Progressive Since 1992 It’s no surprise that ID&T Group, founded in 1992 and known for organizing around seventy leading dance events a year, is taking the step towards sustainable innovation. The group has always been at the forefront of creating unforgettable experiences for festival-goers, and by choosing bamboo they underline their commitment to a better and greener future. Mysteryland continues to make its mark on the international festival world, not only through its impressive line-up and production feats, but now also through its groundbreaking steps in the field of sustainability. A Feast for the Eyes The NMNH stage is a true feast for the eyes. The warm, natural look of the bamboo poles contrasts beautifully with the often futuristic and colorful festival environment. It is a reminder that even in a world full of technology and innovation, we can still fall back on nature for inspiration. This year, visitors to Mysteryland will not only be able to enjoy their favourite artists, but also a breathtaking piece of architecture that pushes the boundaries of what is possible within the festival industry. Conclusion Mysteryland has once again shown why it has been one of the most influential festivals in the world for decades. By choosing bamboo poles from Masters of Bamboo for the NMNH stage, the festival sets a new standard in sustainability and creativity. The ID&T Group thus remains true to its mission to organize not only the best, but also the most responsible events. The NMNH internship will undoubtedly be remembered in the future as an iconic example of how innovation and sustainability can come together to create something truly special. Also make your home more sustainable with bamboo materials , let us know, we will be happy to help you .

In recent years, bamboo has emerged as a popular decoration and building material in zoos and amusement parks worldwide. The natural, sustainable and visually appealing nature of bamboo makes it an ideal choice for these recreational locations. A wonderful example of this trend is Pantropica , formerly known as the Orchid Farm.