The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has a complicated relationship with its neighbors, drawing in thousands of well-heeled attendees to a region where a $499 festival pass is financially unfeasible for many. But some of those festivalgoers are funneling resources into surrounding low-income communities without even realizing it. The desert dust had barely settled on Coachella’s first weekend by the time the Galilee Center team rolled onto the premises. As the remaining festivalgoers... Read this story
