Define the vibe of the festival in ten words or less:
Music, movement and meditation with over 150 musicians, presenters, dancers and yogis.
What bands are playing?
Soundweaver, One Tribe (Perth), Melbourne Djembe, Mantra Dance, Vinod Prasanna and Glen Kniebeiss, Mad Angel, Phil Gunter, Melbourne Mass Gospel Choir, Saraswati Soul, Chakradyhan, and Chant Cartel… and many more.
What else is on offer?
Some great food for the body and mind. Holy Cow Chai, Lentil As Anything. Workshops, African drum and dance workshops, meditations, yoga and dance, massage, sonic sound baths and much more.
What is the best thing about putting on a boutique festival?
Meeting all the people involved and seeing it take on a life of its own, then seeing all the fun and enjoyment that some from it.
What does the festival stand for?
It’s a celebration of how good things can be. A coming together of people and sharing of what each other think makes up the good life and community through music, movement and meditation and meeting of minds and community.
Why should someone attend this festival?
Just to enjoy what’s on offer, meet some interesting people, have some great food, relax, listen to some soulful music, learn a few things and go deep into themselves and community. Lastly, have a boogie and loosen up the body and mind.
When is it?
Saturday September 8, 10am ’til 11pm and Sunday September 9,10am ’til 9pm.
What’s the cost?
Saturday $65, Sunday $55, all Weekend $95. Kids (under 16) free. It’s at Kindred Studios, 212A Whitehall St Yarraville. Visit kindredspiritfest.com.
