Arranging the schedule for such a large number of artists is a delicate puzzle. We'll try to have the schedule available to the public 30 days before the event.

Gates open at 8am on the Friday of the event. Gates close at midnight each night, and re-open again at 8am.

Friday music and activities kick off with an opening ceremony at 4pm and the last band starts at 2am.
Saturday music and activities start at 9am and the last band starts at 2am.
Sunday music and activities start at 9am and the festival closes with Chris Dorman in the barn at 9pm.

Yes. Please see the merch booth for details.

Please contact info@earthworkmusic.com

Please send info and a video to info@earthworkmusic.com

Check out http://earthworkharvestgathering.com/vendors for more information.

Small quiet generators are permitted (except in Quiet/Family Camping). Operating hours are between 8am and midnight, same hours Main Gate is open.

Medically-necessary generators (CPAP, wheelchair charging, etc.) are permitted 24hrs/day in handicapped camping area.

Electric battery systems (Goal Zero and similar) are silent and exhaust free. These are permitted 24hrs/day.

Yes, as long as it operates on liquid/gas fuels, electricity, or solar heat.

No wood or charcoal fires, except the official fires maintained by Earthwork.

Yes, you may bring a bike. They're only allowed north of the Hill Stage. We want to keep traffic on 'main campus' safe for foot traffic. Be careful in crowded places and where it is hard to see. No bike riding in the dark.

No. This means no dogs, cats, birds, squirrels, etc... Please enjoy this time with your fellow humans.

This includes all comfort animals, emotional support animals or therapy pets. These animals are not "service animals" under Title II and Title III of the ADA. Service animals are not pets.

No. We have so many folks on our media team - please, just enjoy the weekend!

No. We can only allow staff to drive on site, except for arrival and departure. If you arrive on one of these, please park in a designated parking space and leave the vehicle there until departing.

No. Not this year.

There are lots of food vendor options around the farm, all weekend long.

Whipple and Co General Store
4865 E. Mooresetown Road, Lake City, MI

Mobil
414 N. Main St., Lake City, MI

Whipple and Co General Store
4865 E. Mooresetown Road, Lake City

Ebels General Store
420 E Prosper Rd, Falmouth

There are some grocery options in Houghton Lake and Cadillac, as well as a few gas stations in Lake City.

No. Day passes do not include camping.

We have a "Quiet/Family Camping" area.

Lake City, Houghton Lake, Cadillac

Campers, trailers, RVs and the like are welcome - we are "primitive" camping though, we have NO hook-ups (water/electric). There is no additional fee for larger vehicles.

You are welcome to arrive anytime AFTER 8am on the Friday of the event.

Tickets can be purchased online at earthworkharvestgathering.com/tickets and at the farm, as early as 8am on the Friday of the event.

Check your SPAM folder, sometimes emails get "sorted" when you don't want them to. Also, try searching your mail for "Earthwork Harvest Gathering Tickets".

You'll need to contact the person who would have put you on the guest list. With such a crowd, it's impossible for the gate volunteers to handle sorting out everyone's individual guest list.

We will allow ticket transfers until the Wednesday before the event. If you'd like for your ticket to be transferred to another name, please send an email to info@earthworkmusic.com - include your order number(s) and the names that you wish to be swapped. The transfer is not complete until you receive an email confirmation reply.

Order numbers are unique, and we will ID ticket holders at the gate. If you show up to claim a ticket without an ID, you'll be turned away.

No. Day passes are only available on the day of that pass. Day passes do not include camping. You can purchase a Friday pass on Friday, and then purchase a Saturday pass when you return to the property on Saturday.

Yes! Check out our volunteer sign up at helptheherd.com - once you're logged in, you'll be able to see every open volunteer shift. You can sign up for something that works with your schedule and for every 4-hour shift you work, we'll reimburse $40 of your ticket cost.

YES! Work as many or as few shifts as you'd like!
If you purchased a $120 adult weekend pass, every (1) shift worked will get you re-paid $40 of your ticket cost:
1 shift = $40 back
2 shifts = $80 back
3 shifts = $120 back
* Reimbursement amount cannot exceed what you paid for your ticket.

• Air Horns/similarly loud devices, (yelling/screaming falls under this category...)
• Audio Recording Devices
• Bicycles, Scooters or the like (on main campus)
• Candles, (electric candles may result in Safety Team checking on your camp, they are visually confusing and we take the fire hazard very seriously)
• Disrespectful Behavior
• Drones
• Fires (liquid fuel/gas/electric/solar cooking is fine, but no other fires including fire spinning performance/practice, candles, tiki torches, etc.)
• Fireworks, Explosives, Flares
• Hoverboards or Segways
• Illegal Drugs or Drug Paraphernalia
• Laser Pointers
• Pets or Other Animals (Registered Service Animals w/documentation welcome)
• Playing Recorded Music (phone/tablet/laptop/radio/car stereo/etc...)
• Sky Lanterns
• Weapons (including, but not limited to): Firearms, Explosives, Tasers, Blades...