Yaga Gathering

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Yaga Gathering
Yaga Gathering 2013
Genre	techno, electronic music, Experimental music, Psychedelic music, Psychedelic trance, chill-out music, ambient, dub techno
Dates	July/August
Location(s)	Spengla Lake, Varėna, Lithuania
Coordinates	54°20′14.80″N 24°46′31.60″E / 54.3374444°N 24.7754444°E / 54.3374444; 24.7754444[1]
Years active	2003–present
Website	yaga.lt

Yaga Gathering is a transformational festival hosted in a clearing in Ežeraitis Forest, at the edge of Spengla Lake in the Varėna District of southern Lithuania.^[2][3] The festival has no corporate sponsors,^[4][5] and is financed by ticket sales. The site of the festival is about 60 kilometres (37 mi) south of Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania.^[5]

DJs and live bands from various countries perform on four music stages: the Valley stage, the Pinegrove stage, The Duskwood stage and the Outmost stage. Classes and activities are among the festival's other attractions, including open-air cinema, the Discovery stage featuring lectures, Healing area with yoga and meditation sessions, handicraft workshops area, and a children's area. The design of the event space incorporates art installations and exhibits. Most of the festival infrastructure is built using biodegradable materials.^[6] Attendees are permitted to camp on-site.