Historical reenactors are a chance to step into the atmosphere of the past and experience it for yourself. You can try on armor, take a sword in your hands, and feel like part of ancient history, adding an element of play, strength, and real adventure. It’s a format where history stops being distant and becomes something alive, physical, and real.

Archery is a practice of focus and inner balance through precise movement and attention. It helps you slow down, stay present, and feel the connection between body and mind, turning every shot into a meditative process. It’s not just about accuracy, but about your state, breathing, and awareness.

Massage is a practice of relaxation and body recovery through touch. It helps release tension, improve well-being, and bring back a sense of lightness, allowing you to reconnect with your body and fully reset. It’s a way to pause during an intense program, let go of accumulated fatigue, and restore your energy.

Nail standing is a practice of working with the body and attention by standing on a nail board. It helps you step beyond your comfort zone, face fear, strengthen focus, and discover inner strength, leading to clarity, presence, and a deeper connection with yourself. For many, it becomes a powerful personal experience.

Drum sound healing is a practice of deep relaxation and restoration through rhythm and vibration. The steady sound of the drum helps slow down thoughts, release tension, and enter a meditative state, creating a sense of inner balance and connection with yourself. It’s a soft space to let go and simply be.

Rapé ceremony is a traditional Amazonian ritual using a sacred blend of tobacco and medicinal plants. The powder is gently applied through a pipe, helping to clear the mind, ground yourself, and deepen your connection with your inner state and surroundings. It is practiced in a mindful atmosphere for inner work and meditation.

The gift altar is a space for exchanging energy and intention. You bring your own item to the altar, and after the fire ritual, you can take someone else’s, carrying a piece of the shared festival story with you. It’s a simple yet meaningful ritual of connection and surprise.

Wreath making is a workshop that is essential to the Ligo atmosphere. You create your own wreath, connect with tradition, and add something symbolic and alive to your look. It’s a calm and beautiful practice that brings people together through creativity.

The costume contest is a pagan fashion show where you can express yourself, surprise others, and become part of one of the most visually striking moments of the festival. It’s about creativity, presence, and boldness — with recognition and prizes.

The cacao ceremony introduces you to real ceremonial cacao, very different from what you might remember from childhood. It’s a soft practice of slowing down and tuning into your body and feelings, helping you experience the festival more deeply and mindfully.

Knight battles are a spectacular highlight of the first day, where warriors engage in combat demonstrations. It’s intense, powerful, and impossible to look away — adding fire, energy, and the spirit of ancient competition.

Body art is a favorite workshop among festival participants. It’s a chance to transform your look before the fire ritual, add symbols, color, and character, and play with your identity. Through body painting, a bolder and more expressive version of you emerges.

Jugger is a dynamic team game where participants use improvised weapons to compete for control of a “skull.” It’s fast-paced, tactical, and full of energy, combining teamwork, competition, and controlled chaos.