By Nora O’Malley, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Ha-Shilth-Sa Anacla, B.C. \u2013 There\u2019s a lull on Saturday morning and Ben Howells finds himself with time to be loquacious. Pachena Bay Music co-founders Ben Howells and Katreena Bennett were married on Brady\u2019s Beach near Bamfield, planting the strongest seed for the special festival. He\u2019s relaxed after the game of \u201chuman Tetris\u201d his crew played to negotiate over 700 festivalgoers plus roughly 150 volunteers into Huu-ay-aht\u2019s Pachena Bay Campground was completed early Friday evening. Moreover, he shared that whales swam into the bay on Thursday afternoon during his own DJ performance, which stirred a feeling of significance. \u201cIf going to the abandoned warehouses in Chicago or the shipyards in New York is synonymous with early rave culture, part of our culture is bringing… <\/p>\n
By Nora O’Malley, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Ha-Shilth-Sa Anacla, B.C. \u2013 There\u2019s a lull on Saturday morning and Ben Howells finds himself with time to be loquacious. Pachena Bay Music co-founders Ben Howells and Katreena Bennett were married on Brady\u2019s Beach near Bamfield, planting the strongest seed for the special festival. He\u2019s relaxed after the game of \u201chuman Tetris\u201d his crew played to negotiate over 700 festivalgoers plus roughly 150 volunteers into Huu-ay-aht\u2019s Pachena Bay Campground was completed early Friday evening. Moreover, he shared that whales swam into the bay on Thursday afternoon during his own DJ performance, which stirred a feeling of significance. \u201cIf going to the abandoned warehouses in Chicago or the shipyards in New York is synonymous with early rave culture, part of our culture is bringing... <\/p>\n