Brooklyn-based sober social movement Daybreaker will bring its inaugural ALIVE Festival to Brooklyn Bridge Park on Saturday, Sept. 26.
The event is part of a two-city series launching at Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles on Sunday, Sept. 13. The 14-hour lineup will combine live music, movement, wellness, food and play in an alcohol-free setting centered on human connection.
Rather than scheduling performances back-to-back, ALIVE intentionally leaves time between events for attendees to meet, talk and take part in communal activities. The all-ages festival is designed to bring together different generations, from children to college students to grandparents.
Alongside live music, the program will include yoga, guided walks and runs, movement classes, sound baths and breathwork. ALIVE will also feature improv comedy, interactive art, circus performances, sauna and cold-plunge experiences, children’s activities and surprise pop-ups.
“This isn’t a music festival,” Daybreaker founder Radha Agrawal said in a statement. “It’s a festival for people who still believe humans need humans.”
For more information about the event and to purchase tickets, visit the festival’s website.
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