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Bloom In Green returns for its seventh edition from February 5-7, 2027, at Terrea by Wonderla, Bengaluru. Set across 30 acres of forest, the co-living festival blends music, wellness, and technology, offering on-site living and a holistic cultural experience for urban youth. Known for inclusivity, it promises a unique rhythm of discovery, connection, and celebration.
Bloom In Green as a festival has always been about living-together. The co-living music, technology and wellness festival is returning for its seventh edition from 5 to 7 February 2027 at Terrea by Wonderla, Bengaluru, and tickets are now live.
The biggest change this year is proximity. The festival venue sits across 30 acres of forest land, with water bodies and a living ecosystem around it. On-site living is courtesy of The Isle by Wonderla, which means the stages and the places people sleep are closer together than in any earlier edition. There are more rooms and villas on offer too. Adding more forested surroundings and hospitality infrastructure was a stated priority for the organisers this time.
Bloom In Green’s idea of a “holistic cultural avenue” for India’s urban youth has not changed since it began. The organisers say the community’s feedback and suggestions have always shaped the music, workshops, programming and thinking behind it. The ambition now is to stand on a global stage while staying rooted in nature and community.
For its seventh edition leans into house and techno, alongside the live acts and world music Bloomers have come to expect. Past editions have featured Merkeba, Hang Massive, Shanka Tribe, Catching Flies and Grouch. One Night To Bloom, an intimate live music gathering, and other community collectives round out the offering. The full lineup across music, workshops, wellness and technology will be announced soon.
Founded in 2018, Bloom In Green has grown into a destination for India’s creative, conscious and adventure-minded crowd, drawing professionals, artists and travellers. It is known for being inclusive: people of all ages are welcome, including young parents and pet owners, which gives the grounds a warm, mixed-generation feel that few music festivals attempt. The last edition, in January 2026, brought 8,000 people together for three days of co-living.
Over three days, the festival promises a rhythm where you will discover something new, connect with people, dance, and let go. With forest, water and a bed a short walk from the music, the seventh edition seems set to make that easier than ever.
Book your tickets and know more here.