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One Life Festival

The One Life Festival is the brainchild of Paul Elvins and Barrie Wade.

The One Life Festival (OLF18) – inspired by similar events taking place across the World – has been designed specifically for adults with learning disabilities.

The thinking behind the event is to provide a totally safe, supported festival, where people with learning lisabilities, ASD and the neurodiverse can enjoy a full festival experience.

Below are some of the articles that mention The One Life Festival.

3, May 2018·2 min read

One Life Festival 2018: A new music festival for people with learning disabilities

This fantastic new event to provide a totally safe, supported festival, where people with learning disabilities, ASD and the neurodiverse can enjoy a full festival experience, takes place next month. OnTheWight has full details of how to take part.

29, May 2018·1 min read

One Life Festival: Still time to book tickets for debut event

This wonderful new one-day music festival for adults with learning disabilities, ASD and the neurodiverse takes place on Wednesday 6th June. There's still time to get your tickets.

4, June 2018·1 min read

One Life Festival: Only two more sleeps to go

There's still time to book your tickets for the very first one-day music festival for adults with learning disabilities, ASD or the neurodiverse. Entrance for support workers is free.

7, June 2018·2 min read

One Life Festival 2018 a resounding success

The very first One Life Festival was a resounding success with all who attended. Individuals who have hardly ever walked before were up dancing and young adults who would normally be shadowed were able to walk freely around the secure site. Well done to all involved!

15, May 2018·1 min read

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