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Our motto is to ‘Play Hard, Tread Lightly’; which encompasses the concept of hosting a premier music festival in an environmentally and social responsible manner. Being eco-conscious is more than just having a festival, it is more than just a cool fashionable concept – it is a lifestyle waiting to take form.

Rocking the Daisies has incorporated all practical measures possible to ensure hosting a green event since its initiation in 2006. An eco-friendly mindset is the kind of thing that slowly creeps up on you and before you know it, what seemed inconvenient and a waste of time at first, suddenly reveals itself as fun, innovative and ultimately changing the world we live in because it has purpose.

Have a look at what we have managed to achieve in the past, but more importantly what we aim to do this year to improve on. We realize that none of this would have been possible without our strategic partners and invite you to learn more about their activities. To motivate you along this path we also give some interesting facts and tips, so check them out together with the latest news hot off the green press.

RTD Wins CCLA Again!

  We are so excited to announce that Rocking the Daisies has once again won the SA Climate Change Leadership Awards! The CCLA are the first awards in South Africa to recognize, reward, motivate and celebrate South African businesses, communities, individuals, youth and schools that are taking the lead through positive voluntary action by implementing a range of activities to combat global warming. Read More »

Passing Wind Is Green

Loads of people ask us what makes Rocking the Daisies such a “green” festival and we have loads going on to ensure that our carbon footprint is as minimal as possible. One of the things that we can’t avoid is using heaps of energy during the festival weekend. Luckily, SA’s first wind farm is situated just around the corner from Darling, and we all know how windy the festival can be! Luckily enough, we have been able to tap into this sustainable resource. Read More »