Overview Kentucky Yoga Festival is a three-day camp-out of yoga, music and healing arts at Barren River Magic in Edmonton, Kentucky, where camping comes with the ticket and most people get no cell service. Classes run from gentle flow and meditation to power yoga and advanced workshops, beside sessions in sound healing, Ayurveda, journaling and movement arts, and nobody signs up for a workshop in advance. Waypoint Experiences produces it; the company says it began as a weekend gathering of about 50 people and reached its 15th year in 2026. On site The days open with sunrise yoga and close with evening ceremonies, a bonfire, drum circles and late music sets. The Healing Oasis runs bodywork and energy healing with licensed practitioners, and the Third Eye Market sells handmade goods, wellness products and sacred tools next to food vendors pouring coffee and smoothies. Camping is in tents on the grounds, and the property also rents glampsites with their own names: Peacepipe, a room in a tower looking out over the property, Totum beside a creek, the air-conditioned Fox Den and a vintage Artist Bus. There are no trash cans, so everything packed in is packed out, and glass and pets stay home. Audience Families come: children 14 and under get in free, and anyone under 18 needs an adult. The festival's packing list asks for a hand drum for the drum circle, a journal and a yoga mat, and the site is set up for people who come for an afternoon, leave and come back. Brand presence Sponsor levels take yoga-pose names, from Humble Warrior to Warrior I and Warrior II. The festival pitches sponsorship as part of the attendee's day rather than signage: sampling, movement-based activations, welcome bags and VIP experiences. Waypoint's sister company, PlayThink University, runs yoga and meditation classes online.