October 16-19, 2025 *Must be purchased by LEAF Member* Thursday 4:30pm to Sunday 7pm including overnight tent camping.
October 17-19, 2025 Fri 9am – Sun 7pm. Includes overnight camping
Fri 4:30pm – 2am, Sat 9am – 2am, Sun 9am – 7pm. No overnights / camping. No Thu. access. Must have alternate overnight accommodations nearby
Saturday, October 18, 2025, 9:00 AM to 2:00 AM. No overnight camping.
Friday Evening, October 17, 2025 4:30 PM to 2:00 AM
Sunday, October 19, 2025, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. No overnight camping.
Apply to Work eXchange (WeX) to earn Festival ticket!
Step 1: Pay application fee here & link will be emailed.
•10hrs=Weekend Tix
•Plus 15hrs=Wknd Plus Tix
•Star 20hrs=Tix+Meals -OR- Guest
PS.”Volunteers” is now WeX
Limited numbers of tickets are released at each price tier. Purchase early to insure the best price.
If you’re unable to use your ticket(s), credit for future LEAF Events can be applied, minus an $18 fee per item. To receive credit, notify LEAF in writing by EMAIL info@theLEAF.org at least 7 days prior to the Retreat/Festival you’ll miss (Thursday the week prior to Festival). No phone credit request or post-deadline requests accepted. Credit is valid for 1 year and may be transferred to another person.
The credit is a dollar amount that can be applied towards tickets (while tickets last) and is not an actual ticket. CALL the LEAF office to redeem your credit. No refunds.
Lineup subject to change. No credit on lodging reservations (Lodge Rooms/Cabins/Bunks/ETC) unless lodging can be re-booked.
On Site Lodging for LEAF Festival
October 16-19, 2025
Does NOT Include Festival Tickets
Needed for those coming for the weekend and camping in or next to a vehicle
Click here to select from one of our Business Membership options
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Mayani is a Maasai boy from longido Arusha. He went to boarding school at 6 years old and lost his Maasai language and tradition. Since joining the LEAF program, he has learned to sing Maasai songs, practiced the ‘jump’ tradition and wear Maasai shukas (traditional clothing). Mayani is extremely happy and is currently teaching other youth the culture.