The Embody Dance Festival seems to have merged into Sound and Silence Festival – at least that’s what they announce on their Facebook page. As their official website also no longer exists, we’ll have to take their word for it. Have a look at what Sound and Silence Festival has to offer here. The organisers […] » read more

(2020 dates to be confirmed) If you’ve never been to Malta and need an excuse to go, then the Bubble Fest in September might be a good one. There will be live music, stand up comedy, theatre, nature walk events and more all put together with the effort of people who give away all profits […] » read more

Summerhills Festival is organised by the Road Runner Collective in Cluj-Napoca and is a home-made festival that creates a big playground for you to explore. There are music stages and workshop areas with artisanal activities like woodworking, collaborative painting and pinhole cameras, as well as a cinema garden and innovative theatre performances. The organisers say: […] » read more

Dates To Be Announced Lost Festival looks pretty damn cool. So cool they’ve changed their name to Aespia. You meet in London and are taken on a bus to a secret forest location where there’s an interactive art extravaganza set up for you to wander all night. You leave your phone at home and plunge […] » read more

Boomtown is an English festival with an anarchic creative spirit and its own mythology surrounding each year’s edition. Conceptualised as a city with its own politics and cultural evolution, those attending the festival are residents of Boomtown and have a part to play in its unfolding narrative. A taste for ketamine among the citizens not […] » read more

The WildHeart Gathering takes place twice this year, with the second time in Devon being dated here. The first is in Sussex in May from the 27th – 30th. From the looks of it this festival has all the good stuff you’ve come to expect from a top drawer gathering, including music, dancing, workshops, cabaret, […] » read more

(2020 dates to be confirmed) Partycipation Festival is all about ‘music, creativity and a future worth living in’ so expect themes of social connection and sustainability, personal freedom and responsibility to be at the heart of this festival, all with a healthy amount of partying so that no one takes themselves too seriously. The organisers say: “Partycipation […] » read more

(2018 dates to be confirmed) The Thy Lejren Festival only has a Facebook page and it isn’t in English so we decided to just copy and paste Google’s translation of the 2016 festival description. “Thy camp festival is a festival which sums of diversity. There is room for all; punks, hillbillies, quirky characters, snobbish villager, […] » read more

Don’t let the name fool you, as from what we can tell this festival is set on making sure you’re entertained by far more than just falling pine cones and chattering squirrels. This seems to be a somewhat high-end festival. Take a look at their video to see if it blows your skirt up: The […] » read more

The Shambala Festival looks determined to be the Midlands of England’s most diverse gathering. People of all ages are welcome, families are encouraged, and young children are promised an experience akin to flying through Neverland. We’ll let their video take it from here: The organisers say: “Shambala takes place across four days on the August […] » read more

(2020 dates to be confirmed) For those of you unfamiliar with biodance it’s something like 5 rhythms dance which is something like free dance which is something like gaga dance which is something like aspects of contemporary dance. It’s a new way to dance. If in doubt, ask Wikipedia: ‘Biodanza (neologism from the Greek bio […] » read more

The Slot Art Festival is held inside the compound of an old monastery giving a surreal, timeless backdrop to all the great art installations and music held over the 5 days. There are elements of punk rock, Christian spirituality and alternative culture in this festival. The festival organisers say: “The Slot Art Festival is one […] » read more

We’ve come a long way from the big raves of the early 90’s. The music has evolved, the decor is mindblowing and there are festivals like Noisily where you can dance to electronic music without being busted by the police in the early hours of the morning. The organizers say: “Noisily is a festival that […] » read more

We know, England might not be top of your list when thinking about a festival by the beach but as little nature, as there is to find in the British isles, Devon has some of the best coastline and OceanFest is set against the surf and Atlantic skies. The organisers say: “Warm sunny weather and […] » read more