THE VISITOR IN FOCUS

Ticket buyers, DAYPARTY visitors, artists, industry delegates, entrepreneurs, and companies are all our visitors. Our main goal is to create a festival for and together with ALL our visitors, where everyone can find value in visiting Live at Heart and the city of Örebro. Our visitors wishes should be met through responsiveness, accessibility, and kindness. 

COLLABORATIONS

Live at Heart should be the natural meeting place for the National music industry. The festival should also have a strong connection with local actors. Live at Heart is an event for the city of Örebro – a public celebration where we want as many people as possible to join in. 

EQUALITY

We believe that equality is the cornerstone of our society as well as of our festival. Every individual should be valued and respected for who they are. It is our belief that all people should have the same rights, opportunities, and treatment, regardless of their background or identity. Embracing equality fosters a world where diversity is celebrated and everyone has the chance to thrive and succeed.

LGBTQI+

We want more voices to be heard, more stories to be spread, more experiences to collide. Gender, gender identity, gender expression, or sexual orientation should not stand in the way of this. Fundamentally, it is a question of justice and democracy. 

ZERO TOLERANCE

We have zero tolerance for any sexual harassment – which will be reported at the slightest suspicion! We also have zero tolerance for drugs of all kinds. Suspected drug offenses will be reported. 

ENVIRONMENT

We strive for an environmentally conscious festival that actively avoids unnecessary production and waste of accessories needed for the event. As an organization, it is a given for us to sort waste, avoid cars, and eat vegan/vegetarian. 

UNITY AND POSITIVITY

Live at Heart as an organization and festival should be a pleasant environment to work in and to socialize within. The unity between the organization and the visitors creates trust and security in all directions. 

HUMILITY

Everyone who comes into contact with the festival should be met with humility and acceptance of differences and diversity.