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| University of Maryland sophomore Alyssa Howard poses with one of her hula hoops on Sunday night. She has a tattoo that says "PLUR," which stands for "Peace, Love, Unity, Respect," the basic tenets of the rave scene. |
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| People make bead bracelets called "kandi" and trade them at raves with a "PLUR" handshake. Howard shows her kandi collection with her favorite artist, Dash Berlin, in the forefront and on her wrist. |
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| Howard applies face gems, a popular accessory at raves. She was originally drawn to raves because most people are open and nice and it's easy to meet people, including her best friend. |
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| Lighted toys are a big part of rave culture; Howard dances with her LED hula hoop outside the Leonardtown community. "I generally like trance music...I think that's my niche," she says. |
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| Howard laughs at a joke her boyfriend makes as she shows off her spirit hood, another popular rave accessory. She's excited to attend the upcoming Krewella concert on Saturday. |
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