Heal Play Love Festival 2026

What makes Heal Play Love stand out is its scale without losing its conscious focus. It combines the energy of a summer music festival with the depth of a personal-growth gathering, so a single day can move from a keynote or breathwork session into live music, ecstatic dance or a quiet integration space. It is one of the more ambitious conscious festivals in Switzerland, with enough variety to let people build very different weekends around the same event.

Across the weekend, you can move between large shared moments and smaller, more intimate experiences. A day might include a talk, a workshop, live music, dance, time in the healing area and a quieter pause before returning to the programme. The festival is designed so that people can build very different weekends from the same event, rather than following one fixed route from morning to night.

The Eden Mainstage is the festival’s shared centre for concerts, speakers and larger collective moments. The Temple Stage moves into more focused workshops and circles, while the Nest Tent offers a softer place to rest and integrate. The Pulse Stage is built around dance, rhythm and embodiment. The Sanctuary Rooftop is reserved for smaller, pre-booked experiences such as cacao ceremonies, sound healing and energy work.

Between the scheduled sessions, the site includes a conscious marketplace, a healing area with individual treatments and ice baths, food and drink, nature spaces, tea and poetry corners, and small unannounced happenings. Families have their own Kidspace with activities including aerial arts, crafts and a glow dance party. It is designed for families to explore together rather than as a drop-off childcare area.

The published 2026 programme includes musicians such as Poranguí, Alex Serra, Yaima, Parra for Cuva, Satori, Sam Garrett and Awarë. Speakers and facilitators listed across the weekend include Emily Fletcher, Bibi Brzozka, Gerald Hüther, Alice Hong, Eva Kaczor, Mahara McKay and many others. The programme is divided by day, so it is worth checking the latest schedule before choosing a one-day ticket.

The festival runs from Friday 21 August to Sunday 23 August 2026 at The Valley, Kemptthal, Zürich. A three-day pass is listed from CHF 222. One-day passes start from CHF 77, with separate Friday, Saturday and Sunday options. A limited 3+1 group bundle is also available. Access includes all stages, although indoor-stage sessions are first come, first served. Some smaller experiences on the Sanctuary Rooftop require separate advance booking. The ice bath sessions are booked separately from the festival ticket. A 30-minute guided Ice Bath Session is CHF 15, and the Wim Hof Method session of breathwork and optional cold exposure, from 09:15 to 10:30, is CHF 25. Both are led by Jenny and Dominique, and the organiser asks you to complete a waiver form before joining. Anyone who is pregnant, taking medication, or living with a heart condition, high blood pressure, epilepsy or another significant medical condition should speak to the organiser before taking part in the breathwork or cold exposure sessions. The site has step-free access and wheelchair-friendly facilities, and the organiser asks anyone needing specific assistance to get in touch in advance. The festival is cashless.

You could come for a particular speaker, a favourite musician, a full weekend of workshops, or simply the chance to move between all of them at your own pace. Three-day and individual day tickets are available through the official festival ticket shop.