it would depend on the licensing arrangements. It says over 18s on the flyer and there doesn’t appear to be any mention of facilities for children/babies.
When a young mum brought her child to a well run EDM event at a Welsh arts centre all it took was for one person to notify security and cops ordered the music to be stopped until the mum and child could be located/identified. Although they had both already left and gone home the social services and Council were still notified and it is an active investigation.
they can get a license variation allowing children in (from age 0-12 usually as they are less problematic than the pre-mid teens) if one does not already exist but the organisers would have to prove they can keep the kids safe. Many of the organisers (whom I know personally from the 90s/2000s SE England party scene) are parents and the age range of EDM fans is very wide so it would not be totally impossible to get this.
its something worth clarifying as increasingly many music events do cater for a wider family group. Even at Norfolk unlicensed events it was not uncommon to meet two or three generations of the same family at an event, ranging from grandparents in their 40s to babies.
TBH even amongst a group of drug users/party heads their reaction on encountering a baby or small child is instinctively to protect it from harm, and especially the girls/young women want to make a big fuss of it. I don’t think there is any risk to smaller kids at EDM events or alternative communities as a whole where there is a risk is when they are about 12-15 and want to “do what the adults do” and might end up starting on drugs earlier than they should.
