GROUNDED

Airport pick ups need to arrive by 1pm latest on September 23, 2026 from Mparntwe, Alice Springs
Town Pick ups are also available.
The bus stops first in town then to airport then to Ross River.

For Flights out on 30 September your departure time can be no earlier than 1pm from Alice Springs airport.
The bus stops airport first, then town.

For those self-driving, arrival is between 2-4pm 23 September 2026.
No entry before 2pm. Address is:
Ross River Resort, 7829 Ross Hwy, Hale NT 0872
Inteye-Arrkwe, Eastern Arrernte Country

What is not covered:

• Your flights and/or travel to Mparntwe. You need to book your own flights or arrange your own way to Mparntwe, Alice Springs
• Personal accident insurance. Reccommended but not essential
• Bring your own medical requirements such as epipens or other personal medications. Medications can be kept in the fridge if required. Please let us know on your registration form
• Your bedding. Your Swag is a canvas covered mattress that goes on the ground. it does not have any poles. You need a single sheet, pillow, sleeping bag/blanket.
• THE KITCHEN
• The kitchen is part of the flow of the dance. It is not separate from our practice, it is another expression of it. Our meals are prepared with deep love and care, nourishing our dancing bodies while strengthening the web of connection between us. Here, food is more than sustenance. It is fuel for our movement, medicine for our bodies and hearts, and the living hub of our community. Cooked intuitively on red earth country, each meal responds to the energy of the group and the Wave; grounding, uplifting, restoring, and replenishing as needed. As part of our kitchen care practice, every dancer is included in the shared rhythm of meal preparation and washing up. This is not simply a task, but a way to integrate your process, build new friendships, and participate in the life of the camp. When we tend the kitchen together, we remember that we are one living organism. Each contribution supports the whole. In this way, we keep the health of our camp vibrant, connected, and strong.