Good2Know

Check-In & Out

• Gates open Friday, August 14, 2026, at 12 pm
• You’re welcome to leave the grounds and come back at any time
• The campsite closes Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 10 am
  
• Perso­na­lize your ticket and save it on your phone for a quick entry.
• Remember to bring your deposit in cash as stated on the ticket.

Timetable 

• The music will run from Friday after­noon through Monday evening. More than 4 full days of music! You might want to take Tuesday off… you should!
• Want to know the schedule? It’ll be our little secret until you check in and open the booklet

Food & Drinks 

• A few hand-picked food stalls offer delicious and varied vegan dishes every day
• There will be a Späti, offering the most important Späti things
• Our bars are open 24/7, offering cold drinks at fair prices
• Feel free to bring your own drinks to the festival and the stages. Just keep in mind that glass bottles aren’t allowed on the grounds
• We’re offering free access to drinking water

Payment

• You can only pay by card

Cars & Campers

• Cars, campers or other vehicles are not allowed on the festival and camping grounds
• The nearest public parking is a 20 minute walk away (Stauf­fen­berg­straße 1, 02827 Görlitz)
• Important: There is no official parking on or near the festival grounds. Please do not park your car on the road from the train station to the festival grounds or on the streets around the festival grounds. Your car will have to be removed for safety reasons.

Camping 

• Camping is included with every festival ticket.
• Enjoy an idyllic campground surrounded by tall birch trees provi­ding plenty of shade.
• Every­thing is close: walk straight from your tent to the dance­f­loor in just minutes!
• A designated FLINTA* camping area is available for those who prefer it.
• Please note: Cars, campers, and other vehicles are not allowed on the festival grounds.

Facili­ties 

• Say goodbye to port-a-potties! Enjoy proper, well-maintained sanitary facili­ties for everyone.
• Start your morning (or night) fresh as a daisy with clean indoor showers.
• Dedicated FLINTA* toilets and showers are available.

*FLINTA: Female, Lesbian, Intersex, Nonbi­nary, Trans, and Agender

By train

• Travel to Good2U easily and sustain­ably by train!
• Appro­xi­mate travel times: 3 hours from Leipzig, 2 hours from Dresden, and 3 hours from Berlin.
• The nearest train stop, Görlitz-Weinhübel, is just a 5‑minute walk from the festival grounds.
• The D‑Ticket is valid throug­hout Germany and covers your entire journey.

By car

• No official parking is available on or near the festival grounds.
• For safety reasons, please avoid parking on the road between the train station and the festival grounds or on the surroun­ding streets. Illegally parked cars will need to be removed.
• The nearest public parking lot is a 20-minute walk away: Stauf­fen­berg­straße 1, 02827 Görlitz.
• If you need to travel by car for physical or health-related reasons, please contact us in advance at:info@good2u.de.

Address

• Am Bhf Weinhübel 2, 02827 Görlitz, Germany

At Good2U, we want to make sure that all visitors feel comfor­table and experi­ence respectful treat­ment. With our Aware­ness Team and their dedicated headquar­ters, we aim to create an environ­ment where everyone who shares our values feels welcome.

• Acces­si­bi­lity
  Although the venue may not be fully acces­sible, we want to ensure that people with limited mobility can also parti­ci­pate in the festival. We will provide special access points and assis­tance to make the festival as barrier-free as possible. Our Aware­ness Team will be available to help and provide infor­ma­tion as needed. If you have any questions in advance, feel free to contact us at info@good2u.de.
• Sensi­tiza­tion
  Our diverse Aware­ness Team is trained prior to the festival to be sensi­tive to your needs. We will address topics such as inclu­sion, racism, respect, sexism, drug and alcohol consump­tion, and respon­si­bi­lity. This ensures that the festival is a safe and enjoyable space for everyone.
• Commu­ni­ca­tion and Visibi­lity
  We will place visible signs around the venue to indicate the location of the headquar­ters. It will be easily acces­sible, offering help, infor­ma­tion, and support to anyone in need. The Aware­ness Team itself will wear easily recognizable vests.
• Preven­tion of Sexual Harass­ment
  There is zero tolerance for sexual harass­ment. No means no. We place great importance on aware­ness and enfor­cing clear bounda­ries. Our Aware­ness Team and security personnel are trained to respond appro­pria­tely to reports or incidents and offer support to those affected. We encou­rage everyone to be vigilant and report inappro­priate behavior.
• Emergency Code
  In the event of harass­ment or any other emergency, you can approach any of our staff members at any time. By using the phrase “Is Penelope working today?”, you don’t have to explain further. We will immedia­tely remove you from the situa­tion and take you to a safe place.
• Viola­tion of Rules
  Viola­ting our rules can result in immediate expul­sion from our festival.
  Good2U Festival stands for good vibes and positive energy. If you have any questions, concerns, or need assis­tance, do not hesitate to approach our Aware­ness Team. We are here to help you and create an unfor­gettable festival experi­ence together.

Good2U Festival stands for good vibes and positive energy. If you have any questions, concerns, or need assis­tance, do not hesitate to approach our Aware­ness Team. We are here to help you and create an unfor­gettable festival experi­ence together.

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Photo Credits: Yannik Berger, KarlMagee, Daniela Da Cruz

 

Climate crisis is not just a fairy tale, and we’re committed to doing our part. Sustaina­bi­lity is woven into every decision we make, with the goal of minimi­zing our carbon footprint and protec­ting the environ­ment.

Electri­city

• We avoid genera­tors and rely on the site’s perma­nent power connec­tions.
• Our electri­city comes from an eco-friendly tariff provided by the local utility company.

Travel & Mobility

• The festival grounds are just a 5‑minute walk from the nearest train station.
• Most booked artists travel by public trans­port.
• We encou­rage all guests to use public trans­port and aim to minimize private vehicle use.

Waste Manage­ment

• We focus on reducing waste wherever possible. Any waste generated is properly collected and disposed of.
• Waste is sorted into catego­ries: paper, recycl­ables, glass, and general waste.
• We take care to prevent hazar­dous substances like oil, sewage, or urine from conta­mi­na­ting the environ­ment.

Plastics

• We minimize single-use plastics and encou­rage guests to do the same.
• Bars and food stalls use reusable contai­ners, returnable cups, refillable bottles, and recyclable packa­ging.
• Guests are welcome to bring their own plates for use at food stalls.

Catering

• All food served meets sustaina­bi­lity standards and is vegan.
• We actively reduce food waste in both food stalls and crew catering.
• Guests can donate non-perishable food for local chari­ties.

Water

• Water is treated as a shared resource.
• Tap water is promoted as a climate-friendly alter­na­tive to bottled or canned water.
• Free drinking water stations are available on the festival grounds.

Logistics

• We priori­tize local and regional sourcing of materials, food, and drink.
• Colla­bo­ra­tions with local suppliers are at the heart of our planning.
• Traffic is reduced through smart pre- and post-production planning and efficient routing.

A special thanks to Clubtopia for their invaluable guidance in expan­ding our sustaina­bi­lity concept.

Video: David & Chiara
Music: Cinthie — Push It
Graphic Design: Julian Gerten­bach

 

Video: David & Chiara
Music: Amy Dabbs — Know My Mind
Graphic Design: Julian Gerten­bach

 To sign up, simply send us an email at info@good2u.de

UPCOMING

01.04 – 30.04.2026 — Open Call for Creatives

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01.04 – 30.04.2026 — Open Call & Mento­ring for DJs from the Eurore­gion Neiße

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08. – 15.05.2026 — Spring Gathe­ring 26

Workshops, Commu­nity Gathe­ring, Music

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08.07.2026 — Aware­ness Workshop

19:00 — 21:00

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21.07.2026 — Summer Gathe­ring 26

19:30 — 22:30, Workshop, Commu­nity Gathe­ring

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14. – 17.08.2026 — Good2U 26
Festival

PAST

01.05 – 01.07.2023 — Open Call for Creatives

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18. – 21.08.2023 — Good2U 23

Festival

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10.11.2023 — Winter Gathe­ring 23

Music / Concert 

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01.05 – 01.07.2024 — Open Call for Creatives

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19. – 25.05.2024 — Spring Gathe­ring 24

Workshops, Commu­nity Gathe­ring, Music

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10.07.2024 — Aware­ness Workshop

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11.07.2024 — Summer Gathe­ring 24

Workshop, Commu­nity Gathe­ring

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16. – 19.08.2024 — Good2U 24

Festival

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02.02.2025 — Winter Gathe­ring 24

Music / Concert 

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01.05 – 01.07.2025 — Open Call for Creatives

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01.05 – 01.07.2025 — Open Call & Mento­ring for DJs

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31.03 – 06.04.2025 — Spring Gathe­ring 25

Workshops, Commu­nity Gathe­ring, Music

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14.07.2025 — Aware­ness Workshop

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24.07.2025 — Summer Gathe­ring 25

Workshop, Commu­nity Gathe­ring

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15. – 18.08.2025 — Good2U 25
Festival

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22.02.2026 — Winter Gathe­ring 25

Music / Concert 

• You’ve lost something on the grounds? Just reach out to lost@good2u.de. Our team will diligently search and get back to you as soon as possible. We’ve got your back!

Get a ticket 

• Camping is included in every ticket
• Can’t pay your ticket all up front? Split­ting it into monthly install­ments is possible, visit out Ticket­shop and check our payment options
• A limited contin­gent of Low Income Tickets will be available at a later date

Get involved 

• Volun­teer, help out and be a part of the team during and around the festival-weekend
• Regis­tra­tion starts 1st of December
• Questions? Mail us: volunteers@good2u.de

Get creative 

• There’s room for workshops, exhibi­tions, perfor­mances and more 
• Apply with your art, craft, skills or whatever it is
• Contact us at: artandideas@good2u.de

By train

• Important note: Between 12th and 21st of August there will be roadworks on the route from Berlin to Görlitz-Weinhübel. The RE7 is not opera­ting during that time. There is a repla­ce­ment service with buses or an alter­na­tive connec­tion by train. The journey will be a little longer. Please inform yourself about a suitable connec­tion.
• We know from experi­ence that the train between Cottbus and Görlitz-Weinhübel is not the biggest. To make your journey a little more comfor­table, we were able to add a second railcar to train 68823 (depar­ture on Friday, 16 August at 15:03 from Cottbus Hbf) that is opera­ting between Cottbus Hbf and Görlitz. This means there is room for twice as many passen­gers
• Reach Good2U easy and environ­men­tally friendly via train!
• 3h from Leipzig — 2.5h from Berlin — 2h from Dresden
• Our train stop Görlitz-Weinhübel is only a 5 minute walk away
• The German-wide D‑Ticket covers the whole trip

By car

• There are no official parking areas nearby
• Parking on the street to the location is strictly prohi­bited due to safety reasons
• The closest public parking space in town is a 20 minute walk away
• Please contact us if you have to come by car due to physical or health-related reasons

 

• Doors open: -
• Latest checkout: -
  
• 10€ trash deposit to be paid in cash

 

• Against current trends in the industry, our goal is not to include big names and headliners for the sake of it, but to have a harmo­nious, hand-picked, diverse mix of artists that we believe in and that fit the overall musical concept.
• Check the lineup on our insta­gram or here
  
• Timetable will be released later
• The first set will start friday noon, closing will end monday after­noon
• There will be short breaks after the last set each morning/noon, offering time to rest and re-energize

 

Music: KiNK — Disco Spectrum (Sofia Records)
Video: Thomas Keller
Graphic Design: Alexander Papoli-Barawati

Camping

• Camping is included in every festival ticket.
• Idyllic campsite amid tall, beautiful birch trees. 
• Lots of shade — don’t worry about waking up in boiling heat.

Facili­ties

• No more porta-potties: proper and well maintained sanitary facili­ties for everyone!
• Clean indoor showers: start your morning (or night) fresh as a daisy.
• Designated FLINTA toilets & showers

Accomo­da­tion Options

• Former garages converted into cozy GDR inspired bunga­lows and ready made adventure-style tents
• Diffe­rent sizes available
• Lockable, with power outlets and bedsheets

 

For your conve­ni­ence, we offer cashless payment by card at every bar and the kiosk.

If you do need an ATM, the nearest one is a 15-minute walk away at Friedrich-Engels-Straße 14, 02827 Görlitz.

 

• Multiple bars with dedicated, experi­enced staff and barkee­pers 
• Bringing your own drinks to the festival and to the stages is allowed 
• Glass bottles are not allowed anywhere
• We believe that access to drinking water is a universal human right and you will be able to get it for free at the sanitary facili­ties

 

• A couple of hand-picked food stalls offering delicious vegan options
• We hope to offer something for every dietary requi­re­ment 
• There will be a small kiosk, offering a very basic selec­tion of goods

 

• Be Good2Urself. Know your limits and don’t push your body to extremes
• Always priori­tize rest, sleep and hydra­tion. Allow for quiet moments as well.
• Please be mindful of smart­phone use and taking photos. Do not invade others’ privacy.
• Consent should never be assumed or taken for granted. YES means YES – but accept a NO as well
• Keep an eye on your friends and others, don’t be silent or look away if something happens
• Should you feel uncom­for­table or witness anything, the security and  dedicated aware­ness team are there for you.
• We are guests on the grounds and have to leave them as we found them. Please take care of your trash, glasses and bottles and keep sanitary areas clean
• Graffiti or any vanda­lism will lead to a ban and possible charges.

 

We care deeply about our planet and our future – our aim is to minimize our carbon footprint and impact on the environ­ment.

Part of our measures include:

• No genera­tors – eco-friendly electri­city through a local utility company
• Avoiding single-use plastics wherever possible
• Working with regional suppliers wherever possible
• Almost all of our artists travel by public trans­por­ta­tion
• More info here

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Photo Credit: Yamour Can