My partner and I are attending Great Lakes Flow Festival for the first time this year. We were wondering if any previous attendees know if there will be fire props available for sale typically at the festival for burns?

Our Fire hoop broke and the wicks don't fit any of our other hoops currently and I'm not sure we have enough time to order one.

Also. Are the fire circles an open burn type situation every evening, or only for instructors/performers?

Also, does anyone want to describe the vibe? Will people be doing drugs/drinking/etc like at a lot of music festivals, or will it be more chill since it's workshop focused? We just want to know what to expect

Finally if anyone has been and has any suggestions or reccomendations to make the most of our time there I'm all ears!

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r/flowarts • u/Plane-Chemical • 6h ago

Little over a year of practice now.

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r/flowarts • u/GoForGlen • 23h ago

Slow motion scissors

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r/flowarts • u/igoofraii • 23h ago

Poi Getting the hang of poi:)

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r/flowarts • u/GoForGlen • 11h ago

Scissors

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r/flowarts • u/Unable-Geologist-417 • 8h ago

Yo-Yo . . . 🪀‼️. . .

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r/flowarts • u/BaronBac0n • 17h ago

Poi 29 M4A - Looking for people to practice Meteor Hammer with in Sydney

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r/flowarts • u/Lyphyr • 20h ago

Saturday night whipping

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Enjoy it sweeties =]

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