THE ALL GOOD PROJECT
MUSIC NT PRESENTS
THE ALL GOOD Project returns to BASSINTHEGRASS with great festival vibes and a serious focus on safety and inclusion.
Known for on-the-ground support, and armed with a harm reduction approach, the team is all about helping party-goers look after themselves and each other, without dampening the fun.
This year, they’re rolling out even more ways to Be a Legend. The All Good Project’s behaviour change campaign encourages everyone to be the type of mate who checks in, speaks up, and helps create a culture of consent and respect. You’ll see friendly volunteers roaming the BASS grounds, ready with water and party-smart tips, or just a quiet chat if you need one.
They’ve also launched a low-sensory space – a calm corner for those needing a breather from the festival’s buzz. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed or need to press pause for a bit, it’s a soft landing where you can regroup and recharge.
Of course, festival safety doesn’t start and end with security, it’s also about the crowd. The All Good team are festival-goers themselves, which makes them easy to talk to, offering non-judgemental support, keen to ensure everyone has a good time. If something doesn’t feel right or someone’s not okay, All Good are there to help.
Working in step with event organisers, local services and security, the project makes it easier for party people to take small steps that make a big difference. Like offering a mate water, stepping in when someone’s pushing boundaries, or helping a friend find a quiet space.
It’s not just about what’s on stage. A good festival is all about how we show up for each other. Legends get that.
