​The Festival for World Peace is a celebration of life, diversity, and the power of coming together. Let the beats guide you, the melodies uplift you, and the energy of the festival rejuvenate your spirit. ​Embrace the renewal of mind, body, and spirit as you immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds Flourish Sanctuary. The Festival is a two-day celebration, taking place on the 30th and 31st of December 2023. 

Things may change but here is the plan: Program of Events. 

If you have any questions please feel free to call Julian 0415 927 958 on or Jagad on 0433 173 508 or email us at [email protected].

Join the collective rhythm of joy with:
  • live music with Shivam Rath, Afro Moses, Katheryn Riding and Sky La Rose
  • communal dancing and Biodanza,
  • ​DJ performances.
Experiences designed to rejuvenate:
  • daily yoga and meditation,
  • invigorating ice bath experience,
  • breathworks,
  • refreshing dips in the river,
  • time in the sauna.
Support peace through:
  • heart connection exercises
  • ​Social Dharma sessions.
Important: You must either bring your own food or order it before arriving as we do not have food stalls.
 from $99 per day
To further enhance inclusivity, a limited number of low-cost volunteer tickets are available for those willing to help out at the festival in exchange for lower entry price.
from $20 per day
Flourish Sanctuary exists primarily to serve the people of our community. To date, we have proudly not taken any government grants or corporate money and are totally independently funded. Everybody who works on the property is an unpaid volunteer apart from our cleaner, but they do get to live on this sacred land. Black Sheep Farm and Compassion Temple are operated by volunteers of Flourish Sanctuary. Our purpose is people, not profits. If you can make a donation to support our purpose then please click here.
We believe this world is for everyone regardless of spiritual beliefs, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity or species. ​We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we gather, the Bundjalung people, and pay our respects to their Elders past, present, and emerging. We recognise their continuing connection to land, water, and community, and we support their ongoing efforts towards self-determination and sovereignty.