The Five-Minute Fix Kit at Every Festival Stage: Tiny Fixes Keep Families Present
Don’t let small mishaps send families home early. Five-Minute Fix Kits at every stage – tiny kits for quick fixes – keep everyone happy & sticking around.
All Festival Production
Americana Festivals
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Beer Festivals
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Country Music Festivals
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Temporary Structures
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Wine Festivals
Winter Festivals
Zero-Proof Festival Culture: Alcohol Perimeters and Alternatives
From clear alcohol-free zones to delicious zero-proof cocktails, discover strategies festival veterans use to keep events safe, inclusive, and fun for everyone.
Portable Sink & Sanitiser Maps: Visible Hygiene at Family-Friendly Festivals
Map out hand-wash and sanitiser stations and keep them stocked – visible hygiene keeps families safe and can turn your event into a family favourite.
Festival Food for Small Stomachs: Portions, Allergens, and Value
Hungry kids send families home early. Keep them happy: affordable kid-sized portions, allergen labelling, healthy alternatives to junk, and comfy family seating.
Family Toilets at Festivals: Layouts That Reduce Panic
Spacious stalls, baby changing stations, dry floors, and even wait-time indicators – discover how festival toilets can become stress-free havens for families.
Playful Hand-Wash Campaigns for Family-Friendly Festivals
Musical wash stations? Soap stamp prizes? See how family festivals run ‘Wash to Win’ raffles to turn hand-washing into a fun game – and keep germs at bay.
Family Accessibility at Festivals: When Disability and Parenting Overlap
Designing inclusive family festivals: map step-free routes, offer accessible viewing, add ASL interpreters, and more – so everyone can join the fun.
Ear Protection as Culture, Not Scold: Normalizing Hearing Safety at Festivals
Discover how to make ear protection a joyful part of festival culture – not a boring lecture. Learn how top festivals co-brand stylish earplugs, get performers and kids on board, and turn hearing safety into a fun, normal, family-friendly experience that enhances the music without sacrificing anyone’s ears.
Sensory-Friendly Hours and Calm Rooms: Designing Inclusive Festival Experiences
Sensory-friendly hours, calm rooms, fidget toys, trained staff – festivals worldwide are embracing these to welcome autistic and neurodiverse attendees. Learn how to adjust sound and lights, provide comfort items, and design an inclusive festival where everyone can enjoy the magic without sensory overload.
The “Green Hour”: A Sensory-Adjusted Morning Window for Festivals
Discover how a sensory-friendly first hour — with lower volume, gentle lighting and minimal crowds — can give your festival a calm, inclusive start for all.
Family Festival Lounges With Purpose: Not Just Beanbags
Festivals can offer more than beanbags. Learn to create a shaded family retreat – with play corners, hydration & bottle warming – keeping families happy.
Changing Places & Adult-Sized Tables: Making Festivals Truly Accessible for All
Installing Changing Places toilets with adult-sized changing benches and hoists makes your festival accessible to all. Find out how to plan, maintain, and staff these facilities so everyone can attend.