Main projects
The festival’s activities are divided into two types: main projects and workshops.
The main projects are 3 and held by experts, where participants will work on them.
Across the five days, volunteers will hold workshops on sustainable living practices, including yoga, natural soap making, mindfulness, and meditation. In the evenings, there will be a time to have fun with music and social games.
If you are interested in giving a workshop, write to us here.
The existing garden will be expanded into a permanent ecological garden based on regenerative and permaculture principles.
Participants will help create new garden beds, plant perennial vegetables and herbs, and learn how to build and maintain a compost system.
This project focuses on soil health, food production, and working with natural cycles, creating a living space that can be used and maintained long after the festival ends.
Near the garden, the school already hosts beehives. During the festival, this area will be improved and expanded to support bees and other pollinators.
Participants will learn about the role of bees in ecosystems, how to care for them, and the basics of honey production.
By planting pollinator-friendly flowers and creating new habitats, this project strengthens biodiversity and reconnects people with the delicate systems that sustain life.
Around the existing shelters, an educational nature path will be created, with signs explaining local flora and fauna.
The area will also be transformed into a welcoming community space with a bonfire, benches, and tables — a place to rest, learn, share stories, and gather together.
This path will remain accessible for students, visitors, and the local community throughout the year.