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Into The Wild festival returns this August for its 11th year at Chiddingly Estate in Sussex, U.K., celebrating community, creativity, and nature. Known for its diverse programs and inclusive atmosphere, the festival is expected to attract 5,000 attendees, where friendships form and important life events unfold. 

The festival features over 200 workshops included in the ticket price, offering activities including traditional crafts, foraging, and yoga, aimed at deepening connections to nature and self. Attendees can also enjoy a lively cabaret with global artists, including Daraa Tribe and Viktus

Founders emphasize their commitment to environmental and social responsibility, partnering with organizations like WWF and Greenpeace. Since its founding in 2014, Into The Wild has expanded to create CIC Wilderlands, focusing on rewilding and wildlife support. The festival remains dedicated to providing a family-friendly, inclusive, and nature-focused experience, continuing to stand out in the UK festival scene.

Festival Founder Huw Williams comments: We’re incredibly excited to bring Into The Wild back this August. Over the past 11 years, the festival has grown into something truly special. It’s a space where people of all ages can celebrate nature, creativity, and community. The response has been amazing year after year, and we can’t wait to share what we have planned for 2025.”

Get tickets here.

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