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TRIBE 2027, a Festival of Hope. Everything you need to know before you come.

About Tribe

What is Tribe?

TRIBE is a Festival of Hope, a three-day celebration of culture, community and creativity, rooted in South London and organised by Symphony.

Across three unforgettable days, TRIBE brings together music, arts, food, markets, workshops, conversations and live experiences designed to inspire, equip and connect people. It is a space for culture, creativity, purpose and possibility, where people can gather, learn, celebrate and be part of something bigger.

When and where is it?

Tribe takes place on Friday 6, Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 August 2027 at Oasis St. Martin's Village, Tulse Hill, London SW2 3UP.

Who is Tribe for?

TRIBE is for everyone who wants to be part of something purposeful.

It's a community centred festival created for people who care about culture, community, education, empowerment and change. Whether you are coming to learn, connect, be inspired, enjoy the food and music, or gain practical tools to help shape the world around you, there is a place for you here.

Tickets

How do I get tickets?

Tickets are on sale now at tribefestival.org. We recommend booking early, capacity is limited.

What ticket types are available?

We offer single-day tickets, weekend passes, and a VIP. We also have a limited allocation of subsidised community tickets. Details on how to access these will be shared on our website and social channels.

Is there a resident discount?

Yes. We want TRIBE to feel connected to the local community, so we will be offering a limited number of local resident tickets for eligible residents living close to the festival site.

Local residents will be able to access 40% off day tickets, with a maximum of two discounted tickets per household. Proof of address may be required when booking or on arrival.

We will also be setting aside a small number of complimentary community tickets for local partners, neighbours and community groups most closely connected to the area.

More details on eligibility, postcodes and how to apply will be shared closer to tickets going on sale.

Are tickets available on the door?

No, all tickets must be purchased in advance at tribefestival.org. Tickets will not be available to buy on the day.

Can I transfer my ticket to someone else?

Yes, tickets can be transferred. Please refer to the terms and conditions on your booking confirmation for full details.

Can I get a refund?

Refunds are available on Tribe tickets under certain circumstances (please read the refund policy when purchasing tickets). However, we still recommend purchasing ticket protection at the point of booking to cover you for any unforeseen circumstances.

Is Tribe suitable for children?

TRIBE is open to attendees of different ages, and children are welcome to attend with a parent or guardian.

The festival is not specifically designed as a children's event, but parts of the programme may be suitable for younger attendees. Parents and guardians should use their discretion when choosing which sessions, activities and performances to attend with children.

On the Day

What time does Tribe open and close?

Doors open at 11am and the event finishes at 10pm each day.

Is there re-entry?

Yes. TRIBE takes place across different areas of the site, with parts of the programme happening in separate indoor and outdoor spaces.

Because of this, attendees will be able to move between designated festival areas throughout the day. Re-entry will be managed through our ticketing and wristband system, so please keep your wristband on and have your ticket available if requested.

What should I bring?

Dress for the occasion, casual wear is the order of the day. We recommend comfortable shoes, layers for the evening, and sunscreen if the weather is on our side. Keep an eye on tribefestival.org and our app closer to the event for a full what-to-bring guide.

What is the bag policy?

Small bags (A4 size or under) are welcome without restriction. Larger bags, including family and changing bags, are permitted but will be subject to a search at the gate. There are no cloakroom facilities on site, so please only bring what you need for the day.

Is there a dress code?

No formal dress code, come as you are.

Prohibited items

All attendees will be subject to a search on entry. The following items are not permitted on site. Tribe reserves the right to refuse any item that organisers reasonably consider a risk to safety or security.

Food & Drink

Outside food and drink (including alcohol) is not permitted to be brought onto the site, with the exception of a single sealed bottle of water up to 500ml. Empty reusable water bottles are permitted. Free water refill points are available on site.

Substances

Drugs, controlled substances, nitrous oxide, and so-called legal highs are strictly prohibited. A drugs search is in operation at all entrances. Anyone found in possession will be removed from the site and may be passed to the police.

Bags & Equipment

Bags larger than A4 size, with the exception of family and changing bags which are subject to search at the gate. Professional photography or filming equipment without prior accreditation.

Safety Hazards

  • Glass of any kind, including perfume bottles

  • Cans or metal containers

  • Spray cans or gas canisters

  • Fireworks, flares, or smoke canisters

  • Drones

  • Laser pens

  • Megaphones or airhorns

  • Weapons of any kind, including replica weapons

Conduct-Related

  • Flags or banners on poles

  • Face coverings, balaclavas, or masks (except for religious or medically certified reasons)

  • Permanent markers or spray paint

Other

  • Scooters, skateboards, or bicycles

  • Large umbrellas

  • Gazebos or parasols

Medical Items

If you need to bring prescription medication or medical equipment on site, please declare this at the gate and ensure medication is carried in its original packaging. To arrange this in advance, please contact us at hello@wearetribe.global.

Pushchairs & Prams

Pushchairs and prams are welcome on site.

Programme & Sessions

What can I expect at Tribe?

Tribe is brought to life across two distinct experiences. Our Villages are spaces for learning, connection, and dialogue, featuring sessions, panels, talks, and conferences that inform, inspire, and challenge. Our Playgrounds are where creativity and commerce collide, think interactive pop-ups, immersive activations, cultural experiences, and a vibrant marketplace. The full programme will be announced closer to the event.

Are all sessions included in my ticket?

Most of the Tribe programme is included with your ticket. When purchasing, you will also have the option to add on a selection of premium experiences, including the Silent Movie, Silent Disco, and Hope Receptions, at the point of booking. Skating is available to pay for separately on the day, subject to availability.

How do I sign up to specific Village sessions?

Once you have purchased your ticket, you will receive a link to sign up to the Village sessions you would like to attend. We recommend doing this early as spaces are limited.

Is there an app?

Yes, a Tribe app will be available closer to the event, where you can browse the full programme, plan your days, and stay up to date with announcements. Details on how to download it will be shared on tribefestival.org and our socials.

Getting There

How do I get to Tribe?

We strongly encourage travelling by public transport. The closest stations and bus routes to Oasis St. Martin's Village are Brixton (Victoria line and National Rail), Tulse Hill (National Rail), Herne Hill (National Rail) and West Norwood (National Rail and bus connections).

Is there parking on site?

There is no parking available at or around the venue. Please plan your journey using public transport.

On Site

Is the event cashless?

Yes, Tribe is a cashless event. Please ensure you have a contactless card or mobile payment method with you on the day.

Is the venue accessible?

We are committed to making Tribe an inclusive and welcoming experience for everyone. If you have specific access requirements, please contact us at hello@wearetribe.global ahead of the event and we will do our best to support you.

Will there be first aid and welfare on site?

Yes. First aid and welfare facilities will be available throughout the event. If you or someone near you needs assistance, please speak to any member of staff or security and they will direct you.

What happens if my child gets lost?

We have a dedicated lost children point on site which you will be able to locate on the site map and app. If your child becomes separated from you, please make your way to the nearest member of staff or security immediately and they will assist you. We recommend agreeing on a meeting point with your children before you arrive.

What items are prohibited on site?

Please refer to the Prohibited items section above. All attendees will be subject to a search on entry.

Still have questions?

Email us at hello@wearetribe.global and we will get back to you as soon as we can. You can also follow us on social media for the latest updates.