Breathe – A Festival of Life, focuses on personal growth and well-being through an immersive experience centred around breathwork. Welcoming everyone, you do not need to have experience of Breathwork, attendees can engage in a variety of activities, including workshops, talks, movement, meditation, and dance, all designed to support individual journeys. The festival aims to […] » read more
The Good Vibrations Society festival is a music and arts festival bringing together a diverse community of people from all over the world. The festival celebrates creativity, diversity, and sustainability, showcasing a variety of musical genres, art installations, workshops, and wellness activities. The organizers say: “Good Vibrations Society offers a weekend of regeneration and deep […] » read more
Big Love Festival is a music and arts festival. The event is known for being family-friendly and provides a range of children’s and family activities. Big Love prides itself on being the UK’s friendliest small music and arts festival, offering an intimate atmosphere in the beautiful Welsh countryside. The organizers say: “As time goes on […] » read more
Moovin Festival is an adults only, independent, boutique music event. The festival showcases a diverse range of genres, including DnB, reggae, house, soul, and funk, featuring both emerging artists and established acts. Despite hosting big-name performers, Moovin intentionally maintains a limited capacity to foster an intimate atmosphere across its six stages. The event offers more […] » read more
Purbeck Valley Folk Festival is a fun-filled, family-friendly festival set on a charming farm on the Jurassic Coastline. Expect three days of folk, roots, and world music across five stages, exciting music workshops a poetry slam, and a children’s area packed with crafts, games, and even circus skills. Enjoy the cosy, laid-back vibe as you […] » read more
Wildwood Festival is a music and arts extravaganza hidden away in a scenic forest, blending live music, community activities, and outdoor adventures. There’s a fun family-friendly atmosphere, an eclectic crowd and an emphasis on sustainability and eco-consciousness, encouraging festival-goers to reduce waste and embrace a nature-friendly lifestyle. The organizers say: “This is the dream of […] » read more
At Deer Shed Festival, everyone—kids and adults alike—has an amazing time together! There are no separate kids’ areas; the whole site is open and welcoming, treating visitors like house guests. Alongside the fun, you can enjoy fresh cultural experiences, some of which may be pleasantly challenging. The music line-up is always varied and always thrilling, […] » read more
The Big Retreat is all about returning to wellness, embracing nature and becoming your best self. Take part in yoga, wild swimming, cold plunge pools, great food and nourishing music for the body and soul all with the backdrop of the wild Welsh Pembrokeshire National Park. The organizers say: “Dive into the energy of live […] » read more
The self-proclaimed big festival in a small pot, Knockengorroch is a self-contained festival in the deep Scottish countryside. Celebrating the best of Celtic music from trad to modern takes. There’s amazing community vibes, and vibrant live music all weekend long all beneath the gaze of the snow-tipped Scottish mountain peaks. Healing zone, kids’ tent and […] » read more
The Stonehenge Solstice Festival is a mystical family-friendly gathering where souls celebrate the summer solstice. Visitors, including druids and tourists, witness the sunrise align with the stones, marking the longest day of the year with rituals, music, camping and spiritual gatherings. The organizers say: “A festival for solstice. Celebrate love, well being, music and food […] » read more