Plenty of time and space to arrive, land, research, enjoy, relax, dance, be loud, be creative, integrate and whatever else is on the agenda.

We’ve also learned from the last few years – less is more!

This year we want to leave more space and give the great offers more room to breathe.

At the moment we are still tinkering and working things out. As soon as there is more concrete information about the daily schedule and content, you will be informed on the channel and here on the website.

The programme will be a good mix of learning and exploration spaces, relaxation, somatic movement, lectures and exchanges, art space, nature and free community time.

It is also important to us to think about intersectional discrimination and to empower people who are often underrepresented in society and at such events to take a stage at the Juicy Lab.

Workshops, art and other input from people who identify as queer, TINFLA* and/or BiPOC/ Body of Culture will therefore be prioritised (with similar qualifications).

We want to create more visibility for diverse identities and perspectives, find role models, opportunities for identification and inspiration and offer people a self-determined creative space.