Our Venue at Barren River Magic

Barren River Magic

1696 Edwin Williams Rd
Center, KY 42129

Directions

Go to Sulphur Well, Kentucky, and look for signage to Barren River Magic OR Kentucky Yoga Festival. Continue following the signs until you get to the lighthouse restaurant.

After you pass the lighthouse restaurant take the next right onto HWY 869. Edwin Williams is the first right off of HWY 869 when the road forks. Barren River Magic is on the right and has a sign over the driveway.

**DO NOT TURN ONTO CEDAR TOP LITTLE BARREN RIVER RD! If Google maps wants you to turn onto a dirt road DON’T DO IT!

We know that GPS can be a bit tricky. If you get lost, please call 2D Irwin at 270-670-1508.
Find more information about the event in our Festival Guide.

We are a Zero Waste Event

Kentucky Yoga Festival strives to be a zero waste event. We ask all participants to pack it in, pack it out and give the venue land the utmost respect. We also have a volunteer Green Team that will be helping keep things clean and litter free.

Here are some tips on zero waste camping:

Go Reusable – Bring a reusable bottle and a dining set per person. There is running water on-site for you to fill your bottle and wash your dishes as needed. You can also fill a solar shower to use at your site throughout the weekend.

Plan Meals in Advance – We will have food vendors on-site, but you’ll likely want to snack at camp as well. Plan out your meals and snacks for the weekend to reduce waste.

Food Waste is Still Waste – Please do not throw your food waste in the woods. Just because it is biodegradable doesn’t mean it belongs there, and many food scraps take years to break down. If you compost at home, consider bringing a bin or bag to take your compostable items back to your home bin.

Bring a Bag for Trash and a Bag for Recycling – Keep your campsite clean with dedicated bags to collect your trash and recycling for the weekend.

Wear Eco-Friendly Sunscreen – It is going to be warm, and we want you to enjoy the river; however, ingredients in sunscreens and personal care products can be disruptive to our waterways. Check your ingredients before hopping in.