Check into the day, collect your Harvest wristband and check your coats and bags into the cloakroom.

Enjoy some light refreshments before kicking off the day of content.

Olive Tree People make ancient formulas, which are based on earthly wisdom and carry the life-force of the wonderful mountain olive trees, accessible for everyone. Pop in at some point in the day for a free mini facial massage, reiki or foot/hand massage. You'll also have the opportunity to buy some beautiful Olive Tree products.

Optimise your health and to turn back your biological clock at our biohacking lounge supported by HUM2N's team of experts include Functional Medicine Physicians, Expert Nutritionist, Physiologists, Medical Aesthetitians and more. 

Book your 30 minute NAD IV Drip, which works closely with mitochondria, the “batteries” of the body, to provide energy to cells. With an increased supply of NAD+, mitochondria and other energy-related bioprocesses work more efficiently, delivering more energy to cells. To book your IV click here.

Senegal-born, NYC and LA-based artist Marieme is doing something bold—she’s got empathy. Using the philosophy of change-makers of the past, Marieme has sought out a common ground through her music. The singer, with the liquid gold pipes and a sound that could be quickly labeled as neo-soul, defies genre. Bridging cultures and techniques, the musician grows her magically melodic portfolio.

Settle into the day with Taiye to create space for the learnings and experiences to come.

A fireside chat between model activist Lily Cole and Louie Schwartzberg

Imagine crossing from the known to the mysterious through the portal of beauty, revealing the essence of creation. Embark on an exploration of nature's wonders where consciousness and the ineffable interweave, creating the very momentum that propels the Circle of Life.

In an impactful talk, Howard Covington, Chairman of ClientEarth, sheds light on the state of the world and the pivotal work of ClientEarth. Based on his experience in science, finance and environmental law, Covington presents a candid view of pressing global challenges and the potential for positive action.

Time to move around and stretch to let some of that knowledge sink in! Amber Joy Rava will guide us through a short routine to get our energies flowing.

Join anthropologist, writer, photographer & filmmaker Wade Davis for his talk: To Be Human. National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence, Wade’s work looks into how we can reconfigure our behavioural patterns and create real change in ourselves and the world, taking him from the Amazon, Tibet and Africa to Australia, Polynesia and the Arctic. Currently Professor of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia, the polymath has authored 22 books, one the winner of the 2012 Samuel Johnson prize.

Contrary to popular belief, courage is not simply a natural-born trait. It's a skill that can be honed through honest self-reflection, clear intention-setting, repeated action, calculated risk-taking, and a willingness to lean into discomfort. We find ourselves in a time where nuances seem to be disappearing; causing frustration, resentment, and fatigue. Now more than ever we need more courageous, bold individuals who are willing to blaze the trail for open conversation and fresh ideas. Using my 7 years of professional experience supporting people in and out of the public eye, I will be guiding you through the intimate process of moving from self-censorship and into mindful expression.

This project is commissioned by the Performing Rights Society Foundation and reflects the UK and indeed the world over the past two years, with curated trending Twitter topics and hashtags as the stimulus. 

Helen's objectives with this project is to express musically how deeply connected we all are spiritually and culturally in creating audio orgasms and gentle rising euphoria through indigenous African instruments such as talking drum, Caribbean steel pans, Scottish bagpipe, English riddle drum, Welsh Harp and Irish flute with meditative psychedelic electric guitar.

Enjoy a nutritious lunch prepared by KOKO's talented in-house chefs and take the opportunity to meet your fellow attendees. Please head to the lunch location based on your wristband.

Rooftop terrace - GREEN, RED, PURPLE

Cafe KOKO - YELLOW, BLUE, ORANGE

Have your individual talisman painted - a 1.1 session with Holly who believes every painting has a story and the narrative through her images creates worlds for us to explore. Taking inspiration from mythology and legend, she draws animals and nature mixing figurative and surrealistic images to tell stories that evoke magic. Using traditional painting techniques with a focus on gilding and trompe l'oeil, her work speaks of our relationship with fantasy, memory and above all storytelling. 

Traditionally drums call us to battle or they call us to dance. In 2023 we're battling for the changes we want and dancing when we get them. Even if we don't get them we're dancing. For energy. The Groove is found at the intersection of Discipline, Surrender and Mischief. Rhythm, Vision, Values and Vibe. Ask anyone at Harvest for one word about Tom Morley and they will say "Drums". Drums, engage us, connect us and bond us. They bring us together to take a stand shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart and soul to soul. To stand for what? We'll invent that on the day. The answer will be in the groove we create

Understand more about your body and devise a personalised plan to engineer vitality and longevity from your unique biology. Physician Dr. E, the founder of Hum2n, will cover digestion, nutrition, supplements, therapies, hormones and internal and external ageing with you to identify the significance of the underlying biological systems which require support. You’ll also increase your flow state, balance and poise through biological harmony and balance.

Unlock your potential and harness your creativity to define and redefine yourself. Join composer and singer Helen Epega on a journey to explore how creativity can be a conduit to healing. With a range of activities to get your juices flowing, including singing, chanting, humming, breathwork, writing, drawing, free movement and dialogue meditation, you’ll be able to tap into your playful side and learn techniques to energise, relieve stress and facilitate meditation.

How many characters do we play in life? How many costumes do we wear to make them feel and look real internally and externally? How do these characters mirror the rules of society, culture, religion, and the environment we live in? How does the environment react and mirror back to us? How do women and men relate to each other and how this affects our relationship with mother earth? In this captivating talk, Yasmine McDougall Sterea will unveil the myth of perfection that enslaves us in a golden cage and teach you how to be truly free.

How do we return home to our sexual selves, our truth, our purity and our power? In this session we will explore why sexual evolution is important, where sexual conditioning lives within us, our truths as sexual beings, the practice of non self-abandonment and the power of authenticity. This workshop sets the scene for the growth opportunities and healing available to you through sexual evolution and serves as a guide to becoming more present, more authentic and more pleasured in your sexual and sensual experiences.

Building on Howard’s talk on the Main Stage, Fighting for our Future, you’ll have the opportunity to sit with Howard for an interactive Q&A session and discover what the most pressing environmental challenges we’re facing today are. This is your opportunity to ask the leader of the Board of Trustees for one of the leading climate change organisations, Client Earth, how law fits into the equation of a greener and more sustainable future and what part you can play to help.

Embark on an audio and visual journey with this French Persian trio. Mezzo soprano opera singer Ariana Vafadari will be accompanied by instrumentalist Keyvan Chemirani. Sufi dancer Rana Gorgani will also perform the traditional twirling dance on stage during this memorable performance.

Half of North American adults suffer from chronic illness - a fact Western medicine views largely in terms of individual predispositions and habits. This talk shows how a society dedicated to material pursuits rather than genuine human needs and spiritual values stresses its members, undermines healthy child development and dooms many to chronic illness, from diabetes to heart disease, from autoimmune conditions to cancer. You will learn to: 1. Identify two separations imposed by Western Medicine on the health and well-being of the population 2. Name three chronic conditions that are correlated with stressful social environments 3. Describe one shift in focus that would support a healthier population.

Taking a moment to reflect on today's learnings, Taiye will tie together what we've heard and done throughout the day.

Can we allow suppressed material to surface in a safe and enjoyable way? With a gentle and light-hearted approach emotional healing is turned into an embodied pleasurable practice. A thorough and precise skill that can be integrated into daily life to boost your stress resilience and increase your capacity to create and lead your life with more joy and authenticity.

Have your individual talisman painted - a 1.1 session with Holly who believes every painting has a story and the narrative through her images creates worlds for us to explore. Taking inspiration from mythology and legend, she draws animals and nature mixing figurative and surrealistic images to tell stories that evoke magic. Using traditional painting techniques with a focus on gilding and trompe l'oeil, her work speaks of our relationship with fantasy, memory and above all storytelling. 

Athena’s Gong Bath is a sound meditation based on an integrated practice that combines a shamanic ceremonial setting with an Eastern emphasis on breathing exercises and visualisation. Specific musical instruments played during the meditation allow participants to use sound as a therapeutic tool to disconnect from discursive thinking and delve into a transcendental state. The goal is to enable participants to disengage their undesirable habitual patterns and to empower positive cognitive change. The experience ranges from calming, balancing, deep healing, and grounding to soul journeying, awakening and enlightening.

Spaces for the Sound Meditation are limited so attendees will need to register for this session beforehand when signing up for workshops.

Olive Tree People make ancient formulas, which are based on earthly wisdom and carry the life-force of the wonderful mountain olive trees, accessible for everyone. Pop in for a free mini facial massage, reiki or foot/hand massage. You'll also have the opportunity to buy some beautiful Olive Tree products.

Take some time to decompress and allow the day's learnings and excitement to soak in. This alcohol-free space is a dedicated chill out zone for those who want to kick back or have a quiet conversation with others over a cup of tea.

Crussen is a Swede by way of Norway DJ/Producer who has that rare blend of technical skill and impeccable taste. His sets and original tracks are approachable while entirely unique and cutting edge. Appealing to music lovers and spanning many genres, his sets are perfect for so many occasions. Crussen hears remixes in folk ballads and jazz standards and has the technical and musical skills to make it happen flawlessly and quickly.

The director of Fantastic Fungi will join Taiye Selasi to honour the splendid display of live mushrooms accompanied by visuals by Louie Schwartzberg and Bristol Fungarium.

This delightful woodland forest-themed dinner will showcase mushroom centrepieces and visuals by Louie Schwartzberg and Bristol Fungarium, all accompanied by an exquisitely prepared meal.

You will be able to collect your belongings from this cloakroom, rather than in the theatre. Don't forget to pick up your Harvest goody bag before leaving!

A music group that synthesises Anatolian ethnic melodies with electronic sounds, Mosso Noise combines their authentic Turkish culture with sounds of the modern world. The group uses instruments such as the clarinet, baglama, percussion, saxophone and trumpet as means of communication and speaks to the crowds about the unifying power of music - that we all have something in common and sharing our unique melodies will lead us to “oneness".