OUR CULTURE

Our Mission

SoulPlay, we explore and expand our capacity for connection, expression, and growth. So that every soul may have a chance to play.

Our Culture

We believe we can create a balance between freedom and safety for a soulful of life.

We strive to create:

- a supportive world that sustains connection over conflict.  
- a relational world that is interdependent over transactional.
- a sexy world that is consensual over extractive.
- a regenerative world that sustains the Earth.  

We support risk taking by

- creating a sober space.
- providing peer-to-peer counselors, our SoulSupport team.
- offering a cultural orientation to our ticket holders.

Our Foundation

RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW

Be ready to unplug and tune in. We're all about being fully here, fully now! That means giving those substances and screens a little vacation. Think of it as a playground for your senses!

YOUR CHOICE, YOUR VOICE

Every activity is an invitation - like a buffet of experiences where you pick what lights you up. Your choice, your pace, your adventure!

We always encourage you to take what serves you and leave the rest.  

NEED CARE, WE’RE THERE

Our amazing SoulSupport crew is always nearby with open hearts and helping hands. Having a moment? Need a hug? You're surrounded by friends who've got your back. Think of them as your festi family, ready to share the joy and help navigate the bumps.

Incident Reporting

At Soul Play we take safety seriously and we know not all issues can or should be dealt with in the moment. That’s why we have the Incident Report. Please use this form to report any small or large issue.

Have anything to Report?
Incident Reporting form

Resources

SoulPlay offers emotional support teams during every festival. The emotional support team is there to support your experience as we understand the workshops and interpersonal experiences can bring up difficult feelings. Please feel free to use the SoulSupport services while at our events.

Recommended Professional Resources (Coaches, Therapists, Mediators)Recommended articles on Consent and CommunicationArticle on Triggers at events - by Misha Bonaventura