Your Friday Highlights

Friday in The Fields has begun. 

This is the day when Wonderfruit comes (even more) alive with a full spectrum of experiences.

Whether you’re here to connect, discover or simply revel in the moment, Friday is your time to make memories.

If you only have the Weekend Pass, you can upgrade to a 5-Day Full Pass at the door. 

Don’t forget to download the Wonder App and plan your time in The Fields before you arrive. 

10:00am: Boutique Campers, join a community brunch

For the first time ever, Boutique Camping will become the setting for a community brunch. Introducing Brunch Collettivo—an exclusive breakfast experience from Generator and Aperol, right in the heart of Boutique Camping.

11:00am: Learn to make incense and spice paint 

This hands-on activity at Ancestral Forest allows Wonderers to engage with natural materials—crushed incense, spices and other organic pigments. Drop in any time.

11:00am: Step into the world of traditional Japanese herbal medicine

The Yakushu Healing Bare is holding a workshop Yumetaka Kuwae and Hanabi Ryusuitei, a master of Japan’s 400-year-old art of comic storytelling.

12:00pm: Explore all of Ancestral Forest’s hidden chill spots

It’s a whimsical village with plenty to discover.

1:00pm: Take home new kitchen skills at Open Kitchen 

Dive into the fragrant world of Thai cuisine with Pa Chan’s Thai Curry Paste Workshop, where you’ll learn to craft authentic Thai curry pastes from scratch using fresh herbs and spices.

2:00pm: Meditate for a few minutes at Unconditional Space

Ancestral Forest Cycle by MSCTY_Studio is an immersive sound journey within the Unconditional Space. It blends a sonic representation of the surrounding forest with a series of hyperreal, fleeting moments recorded in The Fields. 

2:30am: Rediscover the simple pleasures with Karen Pow Play 

Connect with nature through traditional games. Inspired by indigenous knowledge, balance on bamboo poles, knocking down seeds (think natural bowling) and more. This fun-filled activity is open to everyone

3:00pm: Learn how to make fermented coconut and banana syrup

Head to Open Kitchen for a workshop by Pa Chan and Friends where you can explore the fermentation process, creating a nutrient-rich syrup that not only adds flavor but also offers potential health benefits.

5:15pm: Immerse in a sound bath at Polygon Live 

Sonic Minds: Ryukyu Sound Bath brings a thick, refreshing, immersive shower of sound to Polygon’s dynamic sonic architecture – composed entirely from processed field recordings based in and around the subtropical paradise of Okinawa.

5:30pm: Get a feel for the new Molam World

Maft Sai teams up with the Isan Clan to debut an avant-garde project that fuses Molam with Thai percussion and Isaan instruments, blending the past with the future to create a groundbreaking soundscape where tradition meets innovation.

7:00pm: Shop your heart out at Taste of Wonder

While you’re there, stay for a dance. 

8:00pm: Settle in for a very special show at Ancestral Forest

Japanese Jodo Shinshuu, Buddhist monk and beatmaker TA2MI, blends spiritual, traditional and contemporary sounds in his original music that explores the intersections of rhythm, melody, and texture, creating immersive sonic landscapes that captivate listeners.

11:00pm: Turn up the volume a little at The Quarry 

Take in the sounds of Quarry resident DOTT as he eases us into the late night hours of day two. 

11:00pm: If hip hop is more your flavor, head to SOT

Yung Singh is a boundary-pushing DJ who blends global dance music with his Punjabi roots, delivering high-energy sets that range from hip-hop to electronic and beyond.

12:15am: Take in a captivating live performance at Polygon Live

Thriving at the crossroads of science and art, Moullinex △ GPU Panic (Live) blend melancholic electronic textures with exuberant house and disco for a sound that bridges the organic and artificial.

1:30am: Sit under the stars at Enfold

Known for his cosmic explorations, Telephones is one to watch at Enfold. While you’re there, slow down and have a minute to yourself.