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U&D – Woodstock

U&D – Woodstock
Name
U&D – Woodstock
Category
Communal spaces and places, Festivals, Music
Description

Umsonst and Draussen: Sandy Santen in Germany tells us that there are still free festivals running, they are called U&D, which means ‘umsonst und draussen’, in English, ‘free and outside’. And he says: ‘There is an even bigger one in Poland, this year 750,000 people joined it’. This features the Polish Woodstock festival.

Website
www.woodstockfestival.pl/en/

ufa Fabrik

ufa Fabrik
Name
ufa Fabrik
Category
Art, Communal spaces and places, Environment, Festivals, Global ideas
Description

After the closure of Tacheles Arts Academy, ufa Fabrik remains an important ‘alternative arts’ space in Germany’s Berlin in Tempelhof. They describe it as a ‘cultural oasis’. It started life as a squat back in 1979 when the old Universal film studios were occupied. There are still a core of permanent residents and it is described as an eco-village. It hosts many diverse events and festivals.

This is the link to the official site.

Website
http://www.ufafabrik.de/en

UK hippy

UK hippy
Name
UK hippy
Category
Festivals, Global ideas, Music, Nomadic Travellers
Description

UK hippy is a hub of hubs linking to gigs, festivals, conspiracy theories and more. A useful portal.

Website
http://www.ukhippy.com/forums/index.php

Wagenplatz in Germany (part one)

Wagenplatz in Germany (part one)
Name
Wagenplatz in Germany (part one)
Category
Communal spaces and places, Festivals, Nomadic Travellers, Protest and activism
Description

Germany has an interesting, vibrant tradition of intentional communities and squats utilising/re-building old railway wagons and similar. Sometimes referred to as ‘mobile home squats’. Links also with 'party' and sound systems and activism.

Here are links to a couple of interesting pieces and pics. Also links to other articles from within Nicolette Stewart’s blog. And a great film about the residents at Freiburg.

Website
http://www.clickclackgorilla.com/the-marauders-guide-to-wagenplatze/
Website 2
https://ia800501.us.archive.org/12/items/DieSchattenparkerwithEnglishSubtitles/DieSchattenparker.ogv

Wagenplatz in Germany (part two)

Wagenplatz in Germany (part two)
Name
Wagenplatz in Germany (part two)
Category
Communal spaces and places, Festivals, Nomadic Travellers
Description

Here are two more links to writings, a map and info, and pictures about the German wagenplatz: Berlin, Gottingen and more. The first, wagendorf.de site includes wagons for sale.

Website
www.vagabundomagazine.com/german-wagon-communities/

Wikifestivals

Wikifestivals
Name
Wikifestivals
Category
Festivals, Music
Description

Wikifestivals offers links to a mix of festivals, not necessarily very alternative, but certainly spread across the world.

Website
http://www.wikifestivals.com/festivals/22

Wobbly Web

Wobbly Web
Name
Wobbly Web
Category
Festivals, Global ideas, Music
Description

WobblyWeb: Dub and reggae pioneers, Zion Train have run their own website archive for many years.

Website
www.wobblyweb.com/

Woodford Folk Festival

Woodford Folk Festival
Name
Woodford Folk Festival
Category
Environment, Festivals, Global ideas
Description

Much more than a folk festival, Woodford Festival, north of Brisbane in Queensland, Australia - is an annual place of celebration and exploration of music, cultures – lots of discussions especially about environmental concerns, in addition to theatre, dance and the usual festival goodies. It takes place in Woodfordia, an ancient tribal space of the Jinibara people.

Website
www.woodfordfolkfestival.com

Yaga Festival, Lithuania

Yaga Festival, Lithuania
Name
Yaga Festival, Lithuania
Category
Environment, Festivals, Music
Description

Annual festival celebrating the outdoor environment, nature and in 2018 with the theme: ‘Shapeshifting’.

Yaga Gathering was originally purely a psy-trance festival/party called the Shambala Festival—named for the mythical hidden kingdom of Shambhala.

Website
http://yaga.lt/
Website 2
https://www.facebook.com/events/924880350999793/
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