Essential Info
Food & Drink, Rules & Regs
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This page contains all the essential info you need in order to have a fantastic time at Together. It's important that you read everything here, because we can't be held responsible for your air horn or water-cooled laser when it gets confiscated...
Location
Together is set on a stunning farm in a beautiful valley surrounded by the Chiltern hills, 10 minutes from High Wycombe.
The farmer has been turning his farm into a stronghold for nature and wildlife for more than 20 years, and it has recently been designated a ‘Local Wildlife Site’ – a recognition given to the most exceptional and valuable wildlife areas in the UK.
The location address, directions and travel information will be emailed to you nearer the time.
Food & Drink
Eat, drink and feel merry because you'll be helping to change lives!
At Together we are trying to cover our costs and raise money for children in the slums of Kampala.
The bars and cafe are one of the main ways we will raise money for this life changing work, so please visit them as much as possible and don’t bring loads of your own booze please.
Food
The music is not the only delicious thing about Together. Every year we work hard to bring you great food that caters for all diets, whether vegetarian, vegan or omnivore.
On Saturday and Sunday we have Pizza Addicts joining us. A family run business bringing great tasting wood fired pizzas.
And Asian Grub Foundation are back, They have been serving Punjabi food at festivals and private events for over 13 years,
And of course, the Awamu cafe crew will there to bring you home-baked snacks and treats, hot and cold drinks late into the night.
100% of any profit made from Together goes straight to Awamu project in Kampala – so please eat drink and be merry!
Booze
We will have a fabulous bar offering a selection of your favourite tipples at very reasonable prices from chilled bottles of bubbly to a fabulous selection of ales and ciders. Please remember that one of the main ways we fundraise at the festival is through bar purchases.
Activities, Wellness & Workshops
Every year we offer a range of activities to keep you busy, from massage to yoga and gong baths for relaxation, to crafting and more active workshops such as aerial hoop, juggling and more for kids, teens and adults.
Our programme of events varies each year, so the best way to be sure you find out about what’s happening at the festival this year is to join our mailing list.
We normally send out notifications of signups for things such as massage therapy, games and other popular activities a few weeks in advance, so be sure to subscribe now so you can grab your spot!
Key Information
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The main ticket gates will be open from midday on Friday and the entertainment will commence from approximately 14.30pm. Music on Saturday and Sunday will start at midday.
The campsite will close on Monday and everyone will need to be off site by midday.
Please note traffic on and off-site is limited to the hours of 8am – 10pm. No traffic, bar emergency and service vehicles are to enter the site between the hours of 10pm and 8am.
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Peace, love, unity and respect
We believe that everyone has the right to enjoy themselves safely and consensually in a space free from all forms of discrimination, bullying, harassment or judgement.
Which is why we have adopted NEST – a set of social guidelines. NEST is like a "social insurance policy" - something we have just in case something does go a bit wonky.
It’s a code of behaviours that is all about having a good time while being welcoming, safe and consensual.
The Code
I agree that everyone has the right to enjoy themselves safely and consensually in a space free from all forms of discrimination, bullying, harassment or judgement.
I agree to treat others respectfully, to act responsibly and to be held accountable for my own behaviour, regardless of intoxication.
I understand that my words and actions may have (unintended) consequences. I respect another person’s right to identify my behaviour as unwelcome, regardless of my intentions. I agree to stop doing anything that is identified as unwelcome, if asked to do so.
I understand that everyone is responsible for ensuring a positive environment, including me. I acknowledge that fear of “spoiling the vibe” is not an excuse for inaction, as any behaviour that warrants intervention has already spoiled the vibe for someone. I agree to assist (or find someone who can assist) anyone who is subjected to unwelcome behaviours.
I agree to prioritise marginalised people’s safety over privileged people’s comfort. This means that I understand unconscious bias and power imbalances and will take these into account with regard to complaints (and if necessary, challenge counter-complaints that ignore them).
The only kind of fun we're trying to stop is the kind where one person is enjoying it but the other person isn't.
No one wants to have to deal with this stuff, including us. But this stuff happens, and that's no fun at all.
If at any point you feel uncomfortable at Together, you can approach anyone at the Awamu Café and ask for ‘Angela’. No matter how busy the team may look, we are there to listen and help. Our first and most important action is to ensure that everyone feels safe.
Please read more about the code of conduct and share and discuss with your friend and family.
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We are privileged to have such an amazing site and surroundings to host the party in, we don’t want to ruin it, in fact we want to put as much effort as we can back into looking after it.
We work closely with the local council, our neighbours and emergency services to provide the best possible party for both the locals and the travelling partygoers.
We aim to source local produce and utilise local services where possible.
We’re very aware of Together’s beautiful surroundings and we’re constantly looking for ways to reduce impact on the environment - eco toilets, showers, reusing your cups, compostable packaging and using local suppliers and services where possible.
It helps us so much if you can bring your own cup.
Recycling and rubbish facilities will be provided on the campsite and we would appreciate your support and commitment to keeping the site clean whilst enjoying the party.
Please do not bring glass on site and remember to take as much of your rubbish with you - leave no trace!
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There will be plenty of parking for all party goers. No vehicles can be brought to the campsite field, unless through prior arrangement with the organisers. There is a very short walk from the car park field to the camping field.
If you are planning to bring a live-in vehicle you will need to buy a ticket here. Although live-in vehicles have a designated area in the campsite, standard camping is allowed around campervans (provided you are not blocking access points).
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We welcome children and have lots going on for little people. Parents please note: children must be accompanied by an adult at all times on site. Please be aware that the party is happening on a working farm, it’s a home to horses and, whilst we will do our best to keep the great outdoors a safe place for us all, there is machinery and potential hazards around - please don't get were you shouldn't and keep your eyes peeled!
We welcome all ages to the festival. However, there are entry restrictions. Anyone 16 and under must be accompanied by a ticket holder over 18 years old at all times.
ID may be required upon entry to the event.
Please bring your original documents as you won't be able to use a photocopied version. If you don’t have any of these, or don’t want to lose valuable documents onsite, we suggest that you apply for a PASS approved ID, some of which are free to get.
Please bring ID if you look under 21 years old and remember that legally there is no automatic right to be served alcohol. Service is always at the discretion of the licensee for whatever reason they decide, and the licensee is under no obligation to explain the reason.
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Event security will be allowed to search tents if they have reason to believe that any of the Together party clauses have been breached.
We will not be liable to party goers in any circumstances for any property damage or theft or personal belonging lefts in tents.
We have a no drugs policy and reserve the right to eject anyone suspected of taking illegal substances or infringement of this policy. Our eviction policy also includes the use of nitrous oxide and tagging.
The following items are prohibited:
Glass – no glass is allowed anywhere onsite for safety reasons
Illegal substances
Nitrous Oxide AND/OR Whippers
Portable Laser Equipment and Pens
Unauthorised Professional Film or Video Equipment
Audio Recorders
Megaphones
Air Horns
Spray Cans
Marker Pens
Fireworks
Flares
Chinese or Sky Lanterns
Any item which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon
Animals (other than registered guide or hearing dogs)
Sound systems
Unauthorised items for trading
Excessive amounts of food, alcohol and cigarettes may be refused entry to the site
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If you are experiencing any Covid symptoms or test positive for Covid please do not attend the festival.
Ticket holders consent to video filming, photography and sound recording as members of the “audience”. The audience has no rights to these images, and agrees to the free use of these images and recordings by Together Festival Ltd or any authorised third parties in any reasonable manner without claim.
We store your personal data when purchasing tickets. This data will not under any circumstances be given to any third party. We may contact you with Together related news and information.
If you have any questions please get in touch.
FAQs
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Please, please, please respect our neighbours!
If you’re a night owl and want to stay up late, please camp as far away from the houses that run along one side of the camping field as possible (a map will be provided on site and the campsite sign posted for family camping, quiet camping and night owls).
Make use of the barn in the early hours, it's open until 4am, will be full of lots of cosy areas to sit with your friends. You won’t be alone there! -
Our festival theme for 2026: UNITY.
Dress up to represent what unity means to you.
A costume that says: I see you, I'm with you, we're in this together.
Because when we come together — in all our beautiful difference — that's where the magic happens.
Come dressed as connection. Come dressed as hope. Come dressed as whatever makes the world feel a little smaller and a lot warmer. -
Due to the fire risk, we have to put a total ban on open fires, fire pits and instant BBQs/any BBQ's that are at ground level.
We are allowing trolley grills (i.e. proper bbq’s raised on legs) and request that you douse the ground beneath it before you light it. They must never be left unattended, and the embers must be extinguished as soon as you have finished cooking, please have sufficient water to hand to put it out.
The campsite has fire lanes and exits for your safety. If we see a fire we will insist you put it out, if you refuse you may be asked to leave as you are putting others in danger.
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Phone charging will be available at the Awamu Tea Barn for a small donation.
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Because we are sharing our beautiful site with friendly horses there are no pets are allowed on the party site.
Please be aware that the site owner’s dogs may be onsite at certain times.
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Tickets for Together are available to purchase on our website here. You will be emailed your tickets with your confirmation. Please print them out and bring them with you.
Disabled Access
Together welcomes all. Although the majority of the site is relatively flat, please note the party is taking place on a farm and therefore the ground is uneven and can be tricky to navigate even when sober, particularly within the campsite. The barn has a concrete floor and is flat (but not smooth!) with the exception of one small raised seating area only accessible by a few steps. The main outdoor entertainment areas are made up of a combination of mostly flat grass and one gravel area.
There will be an accessible toilet on site and we can reserve parking if you let us know in advance.
We offer a carer ticket to attendees in receipt of Disability Living Allowance (DLA)/Personal Independence Payment (PIP). We ask that you buy your tickets directly from us in advance by contacting Emma.
