B-Earth Day Festival

If you know me you will know how much of my prayers, work, research and play is dedicated to community building. That's why I want to dedicate my B-Earth Day to serving that vision on the land with you all through a co-created family-friendly sober music festival.  I will be offering a cacao ceremony and prayerful set of my own songs on the main stage, accompanied by my son on drums, Alongside this, we will be showcasing local artists and performers, and having some ecstatic dance towards the end of the night, with plenty of space for spontaneous jamming, so bring instruments and good vibes and open hearts.

This is not an event you attend, it is one we create together.

I am inviting musicians, singers, poets, storytellers, creatives, makers, and those who love working with children to step forward and shine. We will have:

• A main stage for music and shared moments
   
• An open mic and poetry space in the yurt
   
• A children’s play and workshop tent
   
• A Hearth fire and drum circle for shared rhythm and prayer
   
• A food space where offerings are placed to feed the bellies of the tribe

If you feel called to offer something, a performance, a workshop, help holding a space, or practical support,  you will be welcomed, supported, and deeply appreciated. Every contribution matters, and all offerings are received with gratitude and joy. To take part:

1. Book your free ticket 
2. Get in touch to share what you’d like to offer or ask any questions 
3. Together, we weave the day with care
    

This is an invitation to step out of isolation and into participation. You are really valued and important here, come to play a part and build something real, together. 

Food will be Jacob’s Join, buffet-style, shared by everyone. I will provide a large pot of dhal, and invite others to bring something simple to contribute. Please also bring:

• Food and snacks for your children 
• Anything your children love to eat 
• Warm layers and blankets for the evening

This will be a small, intentional, land-honouring gathering, limited to 50 free tickets, with one ticket per household and vehicle. Parking is limited and the land is precious, so location details will be shared privately. This allows us to steward the land carefully, manage arrivals, and redirect cars as needed between two small parking areas. 

This is a sober gathering. No drugs or alcohol are permitted on site.