The Electric Forest announced Monday its 2026 Plug In programs, which invite Forest enthusiasts to contribute creative involvement to festival producers. Winners receive admission wristbands to the Electric Forest, which is slated for June 25-28.
Among the opportunities available are:
Art Installation Sponsorship - Artists and builders can bring their most ambitious and original works to life to display at the Forest. Festival organizers fund and support select interactive sculptures and immersive spaces to bring new experiences each year.
Art Spark - Submit your vision for an art installation and Forest Art Time can help it bloom into reality. No experience necessary.
Brainery Workshops - Passionate minds are invited to lead interactive sessions and spark curiosity. Workshops can cover everything from crafting and EDM line dancing to meditation and breathwork.
Chapel Parties for the People - Submit a theme party concept and, if selected, collaborate with the production crew to bring it to life in the Psychedelic Chapel.
Radio on Air Extraordinaire - Aspiring radio personalities and show hosts can take the opportunity to collaborate with the Forest team and create on-air content.
Her Forest - Female Forest Family members can offer a space for connection, inspiration and care to lift the community higher.
Luminaria - Luminarias are dedicated to spirits that are welcome in the Forest.
Sticker Design Contest - Submit a design inspired by the Electric Forest theme, and the winning piece will become the official sticker of the 2026 festival.
Prize Cart Remix - Motivated and eco-minded fans can earn prizes each night upon the stage closure. The Prize Cart bears gifts to those who pick up trash and return it to the cart.
Wish Machine - Share an inspirational or charitable deed you've done or plan to do and cast a wish for what you'd like to experience at the Forest.
Discovery Project - Up-and-coming DJs can showcase their talents at the Forest.
For more information and to enter, visit electricforest.com/plug-in-programs.
