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The '''Desert Festival''' is a [[Festivals|festival]] that happens every year in [[the Desert]] on [[Spring]] 15th, 16th, and 17th. Unlike non-festival days, players may enter the desert prior to when Pam typically arrives at the Bus Stop, even though the event officially starts at 10am each day. However, on the final day of the festival, the player must wait until Pam arrives to drive the bus at approximately 9am (earlier than her normal 10am arrival). This event requires the Bus to be repaired in order to visit the festival.

The '''Desert Festival''' is a [[Festivals|festival]] that happens every year in [[the Desert]] on [[Spring]] 15th, 16th, and 17th. Unlike non-festival days, players may enter the desert prior to when Pam typically arrives at the Bus Stop, even though the event officially starts at 10am each day. However, on the final day of the festival, the player must wait until Pam arrives to drive the bus at approximately 9am (earlier than her normal 10am arrival). This event requires the Bus to be repaired in order to visit the festival.

[[Sandy]]'s shop will not be open during of the festival, however the player may still enter the [[Oasis]]. The [[Desert Trader]] is still present and her shop is accessible.

[[Sandy]]'s shop will not be open during the festival, however the player may still enter the [[Oasis]]. The [[Desert Trader]] is still present and her shop is accessible.

Several challenges and attractions offer the ability to earn this festival's currency, {{Name|Calico Egg|class=inline}}s. Calico Eggs are physical items within the game that can be used to purchase items from the various shops during the Desert Festival. Eggs carry over from day to day. However, they will disappear from chests or inventory at the end of the festival and are not saved for the following year.  

Several challenges and attractions offer the ability to earn this festival's currency, {{Name|Calico Egg|class=inline}}s. Calico Eggs are physical items within the game that can be used to purchase items from the various shops during the Desert Festival. Eggs carry over from day to day. However, they will disappear from chests or inventory at the end of the festival and are not saved for the following year.  

Every day, Emily and Sandy offer the player a random new outfit with a short cutscene, in which Emily will pick the clothing that "embodies the player". The player's original outfit is placed in their inventory. If the player tries to re-enter the hut in which the clothing service happens, the player will be blocked from entering, with Emily saying that the player looks great in their new outfit. On days where Emily runs a Villager Shop, Sandy will take over after a bit of hesitation.

Every day, Emily and Sandy offer the player a random new outfit with a short cutscene, in which Emily will pick the clothing that "embodies the player". The player's original outfit is placed in their inventory. If the player tries to re-enter the hut in which the clothing service happens, the player will be blocked from entering, with Emily saying that the player looks great in their new outfit. On days where Emily runs a Villager Shop, Sandy will take over after a bit of hesitation.

There are 61 total makeover outfits: 34 gender-neutral, 13 male-only, and 14 female-only. Each outfit consists of a shirt, a pant, and possibly a hat. Of note, the [[Dark Ballcap]], [[Joja Cap]], and [[Laurel Wreath Crown]] can be obtained with three of the gender-neutral outfits.

There are 61 total makeover outfits: 34 gender-neutral, 13 male-only, and 14 female-only. Each outfit consists of a shirt, a pant, and possibly a hat. Of note, the [[Dark Ballcap]], [[Joja Cap]], and [[Laurel Wreath Crown]] can be obtained with three of the gender-neutral outfits. In addition, the [[Tight Pants]] can be obtained from a few outfits.

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