1. A bowl, Cup, Spoon & Fork.(we will not be serving disposables).
2. A towel, washcloth, & toiletries including: Antibacterial hand sanitizer. Phosphate and sulfate free soaps detergents and shampoos. bug spray (NO DEET)
3. Personal First Aid kit containing:  Band-Aids, antibiotic cream, alcohol wipes, ace bandage, tweezers, anti- itch creams/medications. (Remember there will be no showers except for volunteers. * see volunteers page.) First Aid kits will be available for sale in the booth area.
4. Non-breakable reusable:  bowl, cup and eating utensils. Do Not Bring Glass . Broken glass can hurt people and animals. These festival grounds will be shared with livestock after you go home. They go barefoot and eat random items.  (REUSABLE plastic and metal if ok. Please take care with bottle caps.)
5. Rain gear. The festival is a rain or shine event.
6. Good footwear
7. Extra  socks (several, actually)
8. Baby wipes
9. Plastic bags and tarp – for garbage and to protect from moisture.)
10. A refillable water bottle (We suggest stainless steel).
11. A tent and sleeping bag
12. Extra blanket to double as  cushion for seating
13. Camp chairs
14. Camp stove (If you are planning on cooking your own meals. There will be no open fires, except in designated bonfire area.)
15. Sunscreen &  hat (The sun could be brutal even in October)
16. A bandanna (This is the most versatile tool you will have)
17. A light jacket and/or hoodie (dress in layers, weather is unpredictable and temperatures could fluctuate 20 degrees between night and day.)
18. Extra toilet paper.
19. Flashlight and batteries.
20. Musical instruments, drums and shakers.
21. Extra Snacks.
22. Camera.
23. Cell phone. (We have good service in most camping areas)
24. Ashtray for smokers. Please do not throw cigarette butts on the ground. This is dangerous to animals that may eat them after you leave.
25. Luggage lock for tent and extra keys for cars. Do not bring valuables. We are not responsible for losses.
26. Pen  and paper /notebook
27. Car Key Code (this will make it much easier if you lose your car keys)

Things not to bring

• No Weapons
• No  Fireworks.
• No Pets.
• No Styrofoam, plastic packing peanuts or any small loose items such as sequins, confetti, silly string, that will litter the ground and be hard to pick up. Anything left behind may be dangerous to animals that may eat them after you leave.
• No personalized motorized Vehicles except for handicapped individuals.
• No illegal substances
• No vending except in booth area. (Space is limited sign up early for a booth.)

Event Beneficiaries

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