The organizers believe that environmental education should be accessible to everyone. To achieve this, several "Free Zones" and initiatives have been established for the second edition: 1. The Eco-Village Workshops
While the late-night headline sets often require a ticket to manage capacity, many of the daytime musical performances on the Green Stages are open to the public. These sets feature local Brazilian talent and rising stars in the organic house and downtempo scenes. 3. The "Trash for Tickets" Program enature brazil festival part 2 free
E-Nature Brazil Part 2 places a heavy emphasis on the wisdom of Brazil’s indigenous peoples. Free talks and storytelling sessions led by tribal elders provide a vital perspective on land stewardship and the spiritual connection to the Earth. Zero-Waste Innovation These sets feature local Brazilian talent and rising
The festival is a living laboratory for sustainability. From compostable toilets to a strict "no single-use plastic" policy, every detail is designed to leave a positive footprint. Free water stations are located throughout the site—just bring your reusable bottle! Tips for Attending Free talks and storytelling sessions led by tribal
In a move to keep the festival grounds and surrounding local communities pristine, Part 2 introduces a "Trash for Tickets" initiative. Volunteers who participate in pre-festival beach or forest cleanups can earn free day passes to the main event, turning ecological action into a currency of its own. What to Expect at Part 2: Highlights A Sonic Journey