2026 WAYFINDER
Works offline
The schedule, artist list, your saved sets, info pages, and site map are cached on your device once you open the app online.
The Google Map on the Location page needs a connection; written directions are available offline.
Festival info
How to use this app
Everything you need to get the most out of the festival schedule.
Browse the schedule
- The default Grid view shows all four days and every public stage at once. Tap any day or stage filter to narrow it down.
- Switch to List view for a chronological rundown of the day. Great when you want to see what's happening next.
- On mobile, cards show the time, artist thumbnail, stage icon, and event type badge. Tap a card to see the full details.
Build your personal schedule
- Tap the heart on any set to save it. Your favourites become your personal "My Schedule" — no account needed.
- Favourites are stored on your device, so they work even when you have no signal. They stay private to your phone.
- If you clear your browser data or use private/incognito browsing, your saved sets will not be kept. Add the app to your home screen to help protect them.
Explore artists
- Visit the Artists page to see everyone performing. Filter by DJs, live music, performers, workshops, or stage.
- Tap an artist name anywhere in the schedule or artist list to open their bio card — photos, bio, and links open without leaving the page.
Find your way around
- Open Site map to zoom and pan the festival grounds. Tap any landmark to focus it and read details.
- The site map, schedule, artist list, and info pages are cached for offline use. Open the app once with service before you arrive so everything downloads.
Tips for the weekend
- Add the app to your home screen for the best experience and to keep your saved sets safe.
- Use the info pages for the code of conduct, harm reduction & medical info, lost child procedure, and anonymous incident reporting.
- Thursday, September 17 is early entry with limited programming. Public programming runs Friday, September 18 through Sunday, September 20.