ONENESS FEST
WHAT TO BRING

Check-In

Printout or digital AWAKE FEST registration ticket (Participants and/or Vendors)
Photo ID for each adult
For more detailed information on check-in and camping gear drop off at the festival; read the Rules & Regulations page

Expo: Vendor Village, Healers Row, Classes & Kids Korner

Most vendors will accept electronic payment and credit cards; however, it is a good idea to bring cash as well.
A bag or purse to collect business cards, pamphlets, and handouts
Notepad/pen, for taking notes at the Vendor classes

Festival: Workshops & Camps Activities

Yoga Mat
Water Bottle
Comfortable Clothing
Hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, umbrella and other Sun protection for your body
Folding/camping chair or mat for sitting on the ground during workshops?
Food, unless you plan to purchase food at the festival
Wristbands will be provided. Please wear at all times to ensure there are no interruptions to your participation in AWAKE FEST.
Costumes! WE LOVE COSTUMES!! We celebrate Oneness by celebrating uniqueness. Show us all how unique you really are.

Bands/Evening Entertainment

Ritual Gear

Drums, rattles, bells, and/or other musical instruments
Crystals, amulets or other magical items you may wish to have with you
A flower, fresh or dried herbs, corn, or other natural offering to give to the Spirits of the Land
Lots of Love & Light to share amongst participants

Camping

Supplies

Tent
Lights to light your area of camp
White cloth strips or colored tape ties to mark tent ropes for safety
Sleeping bag and pillow and/or other bedding
Air mattress or pad/blanket to cushion ground sleeping and a tarp to shade your campsite
Camp table and chairs for food preparation and dining
Banners and other decorations for your campsite
Earphones that silence external speakers if you choose to bring a boom box, tape deck, TV, and/or radio
Earplugs to use at night if you are a light sleeper
Cushion, mat, or lawn chair(s) to carry to sit on during workshops
Flashlight, headlamp and/or lantern, plus extra batteries
Drinking water jug or other container for water

Food Supplies

For more detailed information on food offerings and procedures at the festival; read the Rules & Regulations page
Food and beverages, enough for the duration of your stay
Food preparation supplies: cups, bowls, plates, eating utensils, cutting board, cooler, propane cookstove, hot pads, paper towels, napkins, folding table(s), food storage containers, etc…

Hygiene Items

For more detailed information on bathrooms and showering at the festival; read the Rules & Regulations page
Towels and washcloth
Wipes/body wipes/paper towels
shampoo and soap; toothbrush, toothpaste, and other toiletries
Allergy and/or other prescription medicine, if applicable
Bucket or dishpan for clean-up
Insect / tick repellent
Trash bags with twist-ties for your campsite

Clothing

Sturdy walking shoes & socks
Flip Flops
Swimsuit for Ice Bath or for showering (outdoor showers)
Warm clothing for cool evenings (could get down into the 50s F) and cool clothing for warm days (usually in 70s - 90s F)
Rain gear (poncho, boots, umbrella, etc.)
Hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, and other Sun protection for your body