Practical Information

28–30 August 2026

Arrival from 14.00 on Friday.

Norra Rörums Bygdegård

15 minutes north of Höör.

Address: Svenstorp 113, 243 92 Höör

See on the map below

There are three kinds of tickets: Full Festival, Friday and Saturday. Grown-up tickets are for ages 16+, and children between 9 and 15 are welcome too.

All prices, what each ticket includes, children's tickets and payment details are on the Buy Your Ticket page.

We keep the gathering small, so the number of tickets is limited. The last day to purchase a ticket is Wednesday 26 August.

Bring your own tent, sleep in your car or come in a camper.

Sleeping on site is included in the festival, but you need to bring everything yourself. There is no provided electricity for campers.

Due to fire regulations, it is not allowed to sleep inside the venue.

You are also welcome to sleep somewhere else if you prefer.

The festival takes place in an old community house surrounded by fields and forest, with a large gathering space, two smaller rooms, a kitchen and toilet facilities.

If it rains, we simply gather indoors. Bring clothes for both sunshine and rain, and an extra pair of shoes if you can.

Homemade vegan meals, prepared with lots of love.

The food is vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, soy-free and mushroom-free.

Apart from the above listed, we are not able to take allergies into consideration. But if you would like more information about the ingredients in the food, you are welcome to email us at info@play-full-hearts.com.

Our small café will be selling coffee, tea, soft drinks, homemade gluten-free bread with hummus, nuts & dried fruit, a gluten-free vegan chocolate cake, and a selection of wonderfully ordinary, unapologetically unhealthy cakes :)

In the café you can pay with Swedish, Danish, and euro cash, or you can use Swedish Swish or Danish MobilePay.

Norra Rörums Bygdegård
Svenstorp 113, 243 92 Höör, Sweden

There is no public transportation to the venue, so you will need to arrive by car.

If possible, we encourage you to share a ride with others coming to the festival.

If you have reached out to others and emptied all other possibilities and still do not have a way of getting there, please email us at info@play-full-hearts.com.

In the venue there are indoor toilet facilities, but there are no showers.

We recommend you bringing some wet wipes or something else to freshen up during the weekend.

• Everything you need for sleeping.
• A cushion or blanket to sit on. (The festival does not provide mattresses or cushions.)
• Wet wipes or something else to freshen up with (there are no showers).
• Swimming clothes and a towel.
• Clothes for both warm and cold weather, sunshine and rain.
• A water bottle.
• An open mind and a loving heart.

Play Full Hearts is a completely alcohol- and drug-free festival.

Even if you enjoy a cold beer, a good glass of red wine or smoking something funny, please leave it at home.

At Play Full Hearts, we get high on life instead.

During the festival, we will ask everyone to help out with a few small practical tasks.

At Play Full Hearts, a lot of magic happens during the dishwasher moments, and packing down the festival is done with live music and dancing.

When the festival ends on Sunday, we spend one hour helping each other clean up the festival space. It is a magic happening: many hands, music playing, and within a short while the place is beautiful again — one of the sweetest goodbyes of the weekend.

Let's make the practical stuff fun stuff.

At Play Full Hearts, we want you to be more than a guest.

We want you to feel that your unique way of being is part of what makes this festival special. Together, we help each other feel welcome and at ease.