COMING: 31 /10/2025 – 03/11/2025

Pre-Release Tickets Available: 28th February

General Tickets Available: 7th March

Lead by interactive theatre artists and game designers, A Dance of Ribbons is a three day Live Action Role Playing (LARP) adventure set at the borderlands of Garmont and Vicaria during their Spring Equinox Festival.

“Do not give them your name, do not give them your hand, leave your horseshoes above your doors, and pray you are forgotten…”
 
The people of the Dance endure. Though much was lost in the Plagues of Abundance, the bonds of fellowship and compassion were not broken. Those with no home were welcomed to the hearth, and those who forgave a tricking god were protected. But the veil is torn, and the mouth opens.
 
Now, on this auspicious year, the seasons and stars have aligned; The Dance of Ribbons will be held on Reaper’s Eve, when Ioites celebrate the welcoming of the light. But a strange song is on the wind; these lands, these peoples of Vicaria and Garmont will be tested again. Are they strong enough to dance to the oldest tune?

 

Ticket Prices

Player

NPC

GM

+ Cabin

$450 + booking fee

$300 + booking fee

$65 + booking fee

Additional $25 + booking fee

All Tickets include access to tailored workshops and a fully catered event, 3 meal days except for Friday 31st dinner.

While you can pay for your ticket upfront, we offer a payment plan option for anyone. You can reserve your ticket with a $50 deposit plus a booking fee, followed by six installments at $60 monthly and a final payment of $40.

Cabins are prioritised for individuals with Access needs or those traveling from interstate or overseas, at no extra cost. Any remaining cabins will be available for purchase in August.

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The team at A Dance of Ribbons acknowledges the original and true owners and custodians of the land on which we create. The Wurundjeri Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung peoples. We pay our respects to their elders, past and present. This always was, always will be, Aboriginal Land.