Grazeland, Melbourne • Nov 12 & 13, 2025

A celebration of small business, creativity and purpose.

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A festival for creative, ethical small business owners

Ripple Festival isn’t just another business event, it’s where small business owners come to fuel the next wave of their growth.

We’re not just running businesses; we’re shaping culture, driving change, and proving that success can be profitable AND purposeful. Ripple welcomes founders and leaders of all genders, faiths, beliefs, and abilities who are ready to do business differently.

Why you should come to Ripple Festival

We’re crystal clear: Ripple exists to help you build a more profitable business with greater impact and have a damn good time doing it.

You’ll walk away with:

Fresh strategies for growth, marketing, and innovation

Tools and insights you can apply immediately

Genuine connections with a community that shares your values

Creative inspiration from artists, musicians, and comedians who remind us why we do what we do

Nothing like your typical business conference.

Ripple Festival isn’t about corporate hype or untouchable celebrity speakers.

It’s about real conversations, practical learning, and creative energy that moves your business forward.

If you’re a small business owner who wants to earn well, do good, and make waves, this is where you belong.

BUSINESS + MUSIC + ART + PERFORMANCE +

BUSINESS + MUSIC + ART + PERFORMANCE +

WED 10-6PM

12/11

Rhiannon Tracey, Dante St James, Jarrah Brailey, Mamma Knows West

Jarrah Brailey, Janine Staunton, Brooke Huckerby, Sheree Rubinstein, Stef Hanson, Tenai Seymour

THU 10-6PM

13/11

Lucy and Rosie Thomas, Odette Barry, Erin Morris, Georgia Fields, Camey O’Keefe

Maddie Connors, Fi Johnston, Mia Fileman, Richard Seymour. More to be announced soon.

Smart Moves

A 7-part email series from Ripple Festival speakers on their biggest business mistakes and how to avoid them.

Candid, insightful, and packed with lessons you won’t find in business books. Grab this exclusive collection and learn from their missteps—so you don’t have to make them yourself.

Where music, art, comedy and small business collide.

Grazeland

20 Booker St, Spotswood

A foodie’s playground, Grazeland, is just five kilometres from the Melbourne CBD.

Festival Directors, best business friends and your Ripple Festival aunties: Mia Fileman and Fi Johnston.

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