The Longest Day is a small, hand-made festival over the summer solstice on SḴŦAḴ, a Southern Gulf Island. We center on analog creation, music by instruments, objects shaped by hand tools, ink pressed to paper, light shot through film and bent through glass. It’s intimate, local, and offline by design.
There are no social feeds, no livestreams, no “content.” Just people in a forest sharing experiences, food, and time while the sun lingers the longest. Expect workshops, shared meals from local farms, ceremony and ephemeral performances that exist just once.
If you want in, reach out the analog way: call us or send a letter. We’ll mail details, a paper map, and a simple invite you can put on your fridge. The Longest Day isn’t everywhere, it’s here, briefly, then gone. That’s the point.