Wild Love Festival

Brighton’s event calendar is getting a new addition this summer with the launch of the Wild Love Festival. Scheduled for 6 June 2026, this one-day event is taking place at The British Engineerium, located at The Droveway, Brighton & Hove, BN3 7QA. The festival is founded by Deanne Oliver-Pickard and aims to approach the concept of wellbeing through a focus on human connection and accessibility. It runs from 09:00 to 20:00, offering a space for those interested in community-based activities.

The programme is quite varied, covering a mix of movement, therapeutic practices, and social elements. Attendees can participate in sessions like Somatic Shakedown, embodied movement, EFT Tapping, sound therapy, breathwork, and ecstatic dance. For those interested in bodywork or specific treatments, the schedule includes options such as Reiki, massage, acupuncture, reflexology, energy spinal work, and facials. The organisers have also included more creative and social components, with live DJs, poetry and spoken word performances, talks, and even live tattooing. To round out the day, there are facilities for sauna and cold water immersion, alongside food, juice, and coffee vendors.

Regarding the practicalities, there is some variation in the pricing information available across different sources, with figures ranging from £15 to £95. Given this discrepancy, it is worth checking the official website directly to confirm the current ticket costs before planning your visit. The festival is positioned as a space for people looking for a mix of wellness activities and social interaction, rather than a traditional festival format. If you are looking for a way to spend a Saturday in Brighton that combines structured wellness workshops with a more relaxed, social atmosphere, this event offers a specific set of activities within the setting of the British Engineerium.