Splendour in the Grass Event: Review, Facilities, and Sustainability

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Splendour in the Grass event. It begins with a brief overview of Sydney, the location of the event, including its geographical and demographic characteristics. The report then moves on to the event itself, listing the performers, including artists like Lorde, Vampire Weekend, and Kendrick Lamar. It details the expected behaviors of festival-goers, covering aspects such as venue searches, waste disposal, and prohibited items. Furthermore, it outlines essential items to bring to the event, such as a torch, sunglasses, and a sleeping bag. The report highlights sustainable features of the event, including waste recycling and the use of reusable materials. Finally, it lists the facilities available at the event, such as shuttle buses, information booths, charging stations, and a cloakroom. The report provides a well-rounded view of the event's logistical, operational, and environmental aspects.

SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS
EVENT performers/ artists
1. Lorde,
2. Vampire
Weekend,
3. Chvrches
4. Khalid
5. Kendrick Lamar
6. Rihanna
7. Chris brown

A brief review of Sydney
Generally, the region is a coastal basin
surrounded by the Blue Mountains to the west,
the Tasman Sea to the east, Worora plateau to
the south and Hawkesbury to the river to the
north. Geologically, it is made up of mostly
Triassic rocks with volcanic necks and igneous
dikes. It is the state capital of New South
Wales with a population of approximately 5.3
million citizens, out of which 65% is the state's
population.
The region has been inhabited by
indigenous Australians hence being the riches
aboriginal archaeological site in Australia. The
area experiences a minimum temperature of
about 73 degrees Fahrenheit, with a maximum
of 58-degrees fare height. The city acts as a
primary tourist attraction site, with also a
venue of hosting international sporting events,
for instance in 2000 it hosted the Summer
Olympics. Economically, the city is ranked
position fourteen by the Global Economic
Power Index
A list of things to take.
 Torch and a battery
 Sunglasses
 Hair ties
 Gumboots or a poncho
 Portable charger
 Protective phone casing
 Some cash
 Sunscreen and a hat
 Band-Aids
 Ziplocs bags
 Pen
 Hand sanitizer
 Socks
 Sleeping bag, pillow, tent, towels
 Dry shampoo
 Earplugs
A list of facilities available at the event
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- Buses to and from the townships of
Byron Bay, Ocean Shores and New
Brighton etc.
- Info Booth in the Main festival area
(Lost property is also located here)
- Info Stations in the campgrounds
- Emergency phone booth
- Charging stations (phones etc)
- Cloak Room
- EFTPOS and cash withdrawal facilities
- General store
- Locker room (keep personal things in
there when not needed)
- Trash cans, recycling bags handed out
on arrival when camping

Behavior expectations for festival-goers.
1. Everyone is allowed to be searched while
entering the venue
2. Wastes should be disposed of
appropriately of in dustbins
3. The festival pass has to put on always
4. Cancelations, refunds, and exchanges will
not be allowed
5. Responsive behaviors from everyone
6. No drugs are permitted in the venue
7. Bear should only be taken at the bear
geared
8. No weapons or sharp objects allowed
A list of sustainable features for the
event.
 Proper disposal of waste materials
 Recycling of used materials such as
fliers
 Donating unused materials to the
community
 Choosing on reusable instead of
disposables
 Placing recycling bins all over
Climatic conditions
List of facilities available at the event
 Buses to and from the townships of Byron
Bay, Ocean Shores, and New Brighton, etc.
 Info Booth in the Main festival area (Lost
property is also located here)
 Info Stations in the campgrounds
 Emergency phone booth
 Charging stations (phones etc.)
 Cloak Room
 EFTPOS and cash withdrawal facilities
 General store
 Locker room (keep personal things in there
when not needed)
 Trash cans, recycling bags handed out on
arrival when camping