About Dobroslet

The festival provides four-day on-site accommodation and features a wide range of activities. Attendees can enjoy evening music concerts and participate in over 20 workshops for children and adults.
For adults, there are opportunities to play volleyball, soccer, table tennis, or even join in on a game of mafia while kids bounce around in the bouncy castle.

Quiet time is observed after 11 pm in the central meadow, and there's a designated quiet area for those with young children, where noise is prohibited after 8 pm.

To keep the atmosphere comfortable, fires and all-night singing in individual tents are not allowed. However, there is one central bonfire, and singing is permitted only in a separate acoustic area.

The festival also boasts a picturesque pond on the grounds.

It's conveniently located only 40-60 minutes from the city, with a maximum capacity of 400 people. Tickets range from $150-$200 for the four-day event, making it a highly affordable and exciting option for anyone looking to participate in an immersive festival experience.

People with children of all ages come to our festival, and even families with one-year-olds can settle in a quiet area away from the main stage. Each year, around 120 families with children attend the festival! The majority of children are between 8 and 12 years old, and there are also many children between 5 and 7 years old.

There are a large number of workshops, sports activities, and even a trampoline and other entertainment for children.

The ticket price for children under 12 is $20. For children between 13 and 18 years old, the ticket price is $100. For teenagers, there is also an opportunity to volunteer at the festival.

At the festival, there are no pre-designated or reserved spots for tents and no numbered campsites with electricity.

A month before the festival, we create "tribes" - mini-camps for pre-festival acquaintances in a Telegram group, and there you will receive an exact map of where your campsite will be and meet your tribe on the first day of the festival.

PS You can pitch your tent next to your friends or wherever is more convenient for you - closer to the stage and masterclasses (in the central meadow), or if you have small children, go further away and set up in a quiet zone. However, if you want to meet new cool people at the festival, we strongly encourage you to join a tribe in advance. You can find out how to do this on the website on July 1.

Yes, yes, and YES!
Dobroslet is known for its cozy and friendly atmosphere, where everyone is happy to meet and chat with new people. We have received the most positive reviews from those who came alone and didn't know anyone, and ended up meeting many great people over the course of 3 days.

How can you easily make new acquaintances? ⤵️
✅ Sign up for a tribe beforehand (you'll meet in a Telegram group beforehand and then again on the day of arrival at the festival).
✅ Ask for help setting up your tent.
✅ Attend master classes.
✅ Gather around the communal bonfire (especially on Friday evening, when there will be many mini-games to meet other festival-goers).
✅ Share your food with neighbouring tents :)

In reality, it's very easy to meet new people; the key is to be open to new acquaintances and not spend all 3 days in your tent. Participate in festival activities to the fullest!

If you do not have a tent but want to attend the festival for just one day, that's possible. The one-day pass for the festival costs $120 without overnight accommodation. However, note that there will be no concerts or workshops on Friday, which is the day of arrival.

It is important to note that the festival will only have concerts and workshops on Saturday and Sunday. Sunday will feature live music, while on Saturday, there will be electronic music with live instrument improvisation.
On Friday evening, there will be an arrival event to the festival area, where you can get to know the other attendees, and enjoy acoustic songs by the campfire.

We have measures in place to ensure that you can still have a great time even in the event of rain. We have tarps set up in front of the stage and large gazebos for the workshops that will provide reliable shelter from the rain.

Trust us when we say that spending three rainy days at the festival is far more enjoyable than being cooped up indoors. Just make sure to bring waterproof shoes, a jacket 🧥 and a warm sweater, and you'll be perfectly comfortable.

Yes, you can get a refund for your ticket until August 1st. After that, you can either sell your ticket to someone else, give it to a friend, or find someone in our Facebook group who might be interested in going. Simply forward your Eventbrite ticket with the QR code.

If you purchased your ticket at the Early Bird price, it's likely that it will be in high demand. 😁

In the event of an emergency on the day before the festival, you can contact the organizers (dobrosletfest@gmail.com) and, if your reason is compelling enough, they may be able to transfer your ticket to next year's event.

Absolutely, but all attendees with dogs must be responsible and clean up after them. Please keep your dog on a leash, especially if it's a large breed, as some festival-goers may have a fear of dogs.🐕

There is drinking water available on the festival grounds, so be sure to bring a thermos or cup from home to stay hydrated.💧

You have the option of bringing your own food and cooking it on a portable gas stove or barbecue, or purchasing delicious meals from our vendors on site. They offer traditional dishes like borscht or plov🍖, as well as vegetarian options.🌱 The cost of meals is around $10-12.

• Cash (if you want to buy food 💸)
• Sleeping bag Foam pad (or yoga mat, also relevant for morning yoga 🧘♀️)
• Water bottle (there are drinking water taps🚰)
• Flashlight 🔦
• Power bank to recharge your phone
• Sunglasses 🕶
• Toothbrush/toothpaste
• Garbage bags 🗑
• Mug, plate, spoon, fork for eating + barbecue or gas stove (if you cook yourself)

Clothing: ❄️ It is ESSENTIAL to bring warm clothes, as it can get chilly at night (yes, even in summer)
🧥 Jacket/Sweatshirt/Raincoat + rubber boots (just in case, it's better to be prepared for everything)
👖 T-shirts/Underwear/Socks/Pants 👟 Sneakers
🎻🪗🪘 Musical instruments of your choice (you don't need to bring a guitar, you can borrow one at the music platform and sing along around the campfire).

❌ Do not bring: alcohol in GLASS (glass is prohibited at the festival, if you want to bring a bottle of wine, just transfer it to a plastic bottle beforehand for safety reasons). Walking around the festival area with glass in your hands is not allowed.

Yes, we do have two shower cabins! But unfortunately, we can't promise you hot water, sometimes we run out of it, because of the amount of attendees. However, in the early morning you might be able to have a quick shower.

Yes, you can! We have a designated spot for them, but we don't have electricity there, and you won't be able to load water there - this land does not have specific accommodations for those vehicles.

By car! 🚗
It takes 40-60 minutes by car to get to the festival (there is free parking at the festival). Every year, one week before the festival, we create a group where people without a car can contact people who have free seats in their car, and they can give them a ride to the festival.

Our festival is open to all, regardless of age, race, or nationality.

❌However, we do not tolerate inappropriate behaviour such as drunkenness, fighting, or insulting others.
💉In addition, the use or sale of drugs is strictly prohibited on the festival grounds.

We aim to create a welcoming space for people interested in participating in sports, creative, and musical events and having conversations rather than engaging in political debates. Therefore, if you're caught violating those rules, you'll be asked to leave without the possibility of a refund.🏴☠️