As we prepare for Wild Goose 2012–interviewing our Executive Director, announcing lineups, running ticket promotions–we don’t want to present just the thoughtfully-polished tag-lines of the Wild Goose staff or volunteers. We also want to leave space for the voices of our many attenders, who represent a wide range of people groups and share a diverse range of experiences from the festival. Our hope is that as many, many people come together to describe what the Wild Goose Festival means to... Read more

The 2012 Lineup Video has just been released to highlight our first round of speakers and artists. More speakers and artists will be added periodically. Please check back here anytime for the most up to date lineup. If you’re looking for a ticket, the $99 ticket sale has been extended to Sunday, March 4th. Family packages are also available at deeply discounted prices. These will be the lowest prices available in 2012 and will expire Sunday at midnight. Read more

Wild Goose has been thrilled by the rush of attenders taking advantage of our recent $99 ticket sale. Because we know many people had to wait until Friday afternoon to cash their paychecks and settle in from their work weeks, we’ve opted to extend the sale to the end of the day Sunday, March 4th. It is our hope to make this four-day festival as affordable as possible, so everyone who wants to is able to attend. $99 is the... Read more

. WILD GOOSE – June 21-24, 2012 – THE LINEUP BEGINS: LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON EXTENDED THROUGH SUN. 03/04 . TALKS, CONVERSATIONS, WORKSHOPS, ACTIVISM . Wild Goose 2012 will be a journey of exile and return. We’ll begin each morning led by Brian McLaren and others in prayer and exploration of what scripture has to say about our disconnection from God and each other, and how we might bridge the gaps between people from different backgrounds. As the festival... Read more

As Wild Goose 2012 approaches, this blog will attempt to capture the festival from the viewpoints of those who participate in it. From today’s comments by Executive Director Gareth Higgins to highlights shared by volunteer leaders, performers, attenders and friends, you’ll see how the Goose connects with a variety of people in a variety of ways. **If you’d like to share your experience with Wild Goose, please email sarah (at) wildgoosefestival (dot) org.** Interview With Gareth Higgins, Executive Director of... Read more

As Wild Goose 2012 approaches, this blog will attempt to capture the festival from the viewpoints of those who participate in it. From today’s comments by Executive Director Gareth Higgins to highlights shared by volunteer leaders, performers, attenders and friends, you’ll see how the Goose connects with a variety of people in a variety of ways. **If you’d like to share your experience with Wild Goose, please email sarah (at) wildgoosefestival (dot) org.**   Interview With Gareth Higgins, Executive Director... Read more

This year, we’ve added two new tools to help Wild Goose friends easily share the festival with their online networks. 1. You can add a Wild Goose badge to your Facebook or Twitter profile pic. The badge–a version of the Wild Goose logo–will appear in the top left hand corner of your pic, so that your photo is still visible. This is an easy and free way to let people know that you plan on attending the festival and to... Read more