Festival & Event
Productions

The UK's leading conscious music and healing arts festival. As General Manager, Jenna led the organisation through one of its most demanding chapters: the pandemic years, reinventing how the festival stayed alive, kept its community connected, and emerged stronger on the other side.

Set on the grounds of Wasing Estate in Berkshire, Medicine brings together world-class music, ceremony, healing, and community in a container that takes the responsibility of gathering seriously. Every year, thousands of people leave changed.

Jenna's role spanned programming, operations, stakeholder relations, venue liaison, and the long-term creative stewardship that gives Medicine its distinctive soul.

One of North America's most celebrated conscious festival experiences. Produced by Do LaB, Lightning in a Bottle is a five-day gathering in California combining world-class music, interactive art installations, educational programming, and a deep commitment to sustainable community living.

Jenna brought her UK production expertise to an international stage, contributing to the operational machinery that makes an event of this scale run seamlessly. The experience deepened her understanding of large-format festival infrastructure and the unique demands of North American event culture.

It also represents the breadth of Akasha's work: events that transcend geography, proving that the values of purpose-led production translate to any stage, on any continent.

An original Akasha concept: a food and arts festival born in Ibiza to celebrate the intersection of nourishment, creativity, and community. Jenna conceived, produced, and led Amorevore from inception, bringing together exceptional chefs, food producers, artists, and musicians in one of the world's most vibrant locations.

Featured in White Ibiza Magazine, Urban Junkies, Secret Ibiza, and TravMedia International, Amorevore was recognised as a singular contribution to Ibiza's cultural landscape.

The festival demonstrated that food, at its finest, is an art form as transformational as any music or ceremony. It remains one of Jenna's most personal creative achievements.

Directed and curated by Jenna, Ancient Futures gathered thought leaders, teachers, and practitioners from around the world at a clifftop venue in Bali. The festival explored the meeting point of ancient wisdom traditions and contemporary culture, through ceremony, music, and deep conversation.

It was a project of profound personal significance: an attempt to ask what happens when you take the most powerful ritual technologies of the world's oldest cultures and bring them into contact with the hunger of a modern audience searching for meaning.

Ancient Futures was covered by the Visionary Lifestyle Podcast, and remains a touchstone for Jenna's ongoing work at the intersection of ceremony, community, and the future of how we gather.

An international collaboration dedicated to the transmission and preservation of indigenous wisdom through contemporary gatherings. Jenna contributed as collaborator and facilitator, bringing her commitment to honouring ancestral knowledge, living heritage, and the role of ceremony in a world that has largely forgotten how to hold it.

The Wisdom Keeper Project reflects the philosophical heart of everything Akasha does: the conviction that the most urgent thing we can do for the future is remember what we already knew. That gatherings, when they carry the weight of tradition, become more than events. They become rites of passage. They become medicine.