Code of conduct.

Last updated October 13, 2026. Applies on site, in the app and anywhere Blossom gathers.

A festival the crowd books is a festival the crowd looks after. Three nights, three stages, one meadow, everyone responsible for it.

On the ground

• Consent, always. Ask before touching, photographing or stepping into someone's space. No means no the first time.
• Everyone is welcome. Harassment, hate or discrimination on any grounds ends your weekend without refund.
• Look after each other. If someone is struggling, get them water, shade and a crew member. Medical and welfare tents are judgement-free.
• Leave no trace. Pack it in, pack it out. Nothing goes in the ground or the water. Part of what you paid funds this land; treat it like it is yours, because it is.
• Fire, glass and drones follow the venue's rules, published before the gates open.
• Follow crew instructions. They are there for your safety; the venue's house rules apply alongside this code.

In the vote

• One ticket, one ballot. Buying tickets to vote is the point; buying ballots from other holders, paying for votes or coordinating fake accounts is not, and voids the tickets involved.
• Artists campaign openly. Share links, pitches and genuine fan drives are encouraged. Bots, bought followers or pressure on holders are not.
• Results are final once written to the ledger. Disagree loudly, then vote again next week.

Online

• Be kind in comments, notes and direct messages. Treat the leaderboard as a game, not a weapon.
• Do not scrape, probe or try to break the app or the ledger. Report problems to us instead; we say thank you.

Consequences

Crew can remove anyone who breaks this code. Tickets removed for conduct are voided on the ledger and are not refunded. Serious matters go to the authorities.

Reporting

On site: any crew member or the welfare tent. Online: the contact page. Reports are handled discreetly.