What to bring
and what not to bring.

What to bring

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• Good vibes – Positive energy, open hearts, and festival joy ✨

• Torch or headlamp – Nights can be dark and magical

• Reusable plate, bowl, cutlery & keep cup – We’re a low-waste event

• Water bottle – Stay hydrated at our refill stations

• Warm clothes & sun protection – The Wheatbelt weather can swing both ways

• Picnic rug, cushion, yoga mat or beanbag – Get comfy for workshops, music, and stargazing

• Low camp chairs (for festival zones) – Regular-height chairs are welcome at your campsite, but please only bring low chairs into the main festival area to ensure clear views for everyone

• Bike, scooter, or even a gopher! – Think Rottnest style; wheels welcome (no cars in some zones)

• Raincoat & sturdy shoes – Just in case

• Earplugs – If you're a light sleeper or camping with kiddos

• Your curiosity & creativity – Come ready to play, make, learn, and listen

• First aid kit – Basic supplies like band-aids, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and any personal medication

• Power bank or portable charger – To keep phones and devices charged

• Cash or cards – Some vendors may only accept cash, or for convenience

• Festival program or schedule – To plan your activities

• Personal hygiene items – Hand sanitizer, biodegradable wipes, toothbrush, toothpaste, and deodorant

• Insect repellent – For outdoor evenings

• Extra batteries or light sources – For headlamps or flashlights

• Reusable bags – For shopping or carrying gear