Dinner Circle

At the Lost 40 Music Festival, the dinner circle is a special gathering where participants come together to share food and poetry. The circle is typically formed by holding hands, singing a song, and giving thanks. The circle is formed around a large communal pot, with participants sitting in a circle while servers come around to serve them food.

In the center of the circle, there is a poetry slam where festival artists and attendees alike are invited to share their poetry with the group. This creates a unique and inspiring atmosphere, with people from all walks of life coming together to express themselves through the spoken word.

The dinner circle is an important part of the Lost 40 Music Festival, as it promotes a sense of community and sharing among participants. It is a time for people to come together, and enjoy a meal in a peaceful and harmonious setting.

 

The Lost 40 Kitchen is a communal kitchen at the Lost 40 Music Festival. The kitchen is usually located in a central area of the camp and is set up as a large outdoor kitchen with multiple cooking stations and serving areas. The kitchen is run by volunteers, and anyone is welcome to help with cooking, cleaning, or other tasks.

The food served in the Lost 40 Kitchen is made with donated ingredients and supplies. Participants are encouraged to bring food to share with the community, and the kitchen organizers will often provide a list of needed ingredients or supplies in advance.

Meals are freely served at set times each day, and everyone is welcome to come and eat. The atmosphere in the Lost 40 Kitchen is typically very friendly and welcoming, and people often gather there to socialize and make new friends.

Overall, the Lost 40 Kitchen is an important part of the Lost 40 Music Festival experience, as it provides nourishment, community, and a sense of shared responsibility for meeting the basic needs of the group.