
WHITE RABBIT FESTIVAL
By buying or accepting a ticket, or entering the venue during the rigging, breakdown or the really cool festivities, you’re joining the family.
To keep the magic alive, we have two main rules:
Some notes:
Vendors & Concessions (The "Stall" Section)
Compliance & COCs:
All vendors must provide a valid Certificate of Acceptability (CoA) for food and a Gas/Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC). These must be kept at the stall and available for inspection by the Safety Officer or Cops.
Independent Liability:
Vendors are independent contractors, not employees. Vendors MUST carry their own Public Liability insurance (minimum R1,000,000) and indemnify the Organizers against any claims arising from their products (e.g., food poisoning or stall fires).
Waste Management:
Vendors are responsible for their own "grey water" and oil disposal. Dumping grease or rubbish in the venue’s nature spots will result in a heavy fine and immediate ejection.
Trading Hours:
To keep the vibe consistent, vendors must remain operational for the full public hours of the festival.
Suppliers & Contractors (The "Infrastructure" Section)
Professional Standards:
All temporary structures (stages, scaffolding, rigging) must be certified by a structural engineer as per SASREA requirements where applicable.
The "Safety File":
Suppliers must contribute their risk assessments and CoCs to the master Safety File before the build-up begins.
Sub-contractor Insurance:
It is a condition of this festival that all suppliers carry their own liability insurance. If a supplier’s gear causes damage, their insurance is the primary responder, not the Festival’s, venue owner's or the organizer's.