Overview
- The three-day festival ended Sunday in the southern Dutch city after drawing participants from more than 80 countries.
- Organizers said several thousand people attended events ranging from concerts and food trucks to makeup guidance and skin cancer prevention workshops.
- The festival welcomes all visitors, though the closing group photograph is limited to natural redheads by long-standing rule.
- Founder Bart Rouwenhorst began the gathering about two decades ago after an art call for red-haired models grew into annual meetups.
- A 2013 edition set a Guinness World Record when 1,672 natural redheads posed together for the signature photo.