During this drug and alcohol-free festival, spiritual teachings, sessions of meditation and movement - as well as the evenings of electronic music - are proposed in search of self-knowledge and freedom. And it is a beautiful way to party together!

Each day, we'll have two 3-hour periods of silence, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. The day will be punctuated by two movement sessions. This is a time when we invite everyone to be more connected with themselves.

KIDS

A special children's area will be set aside to welcome families. Under the big top of the association "Roulottes en Chantier", the children will be able to try their hand at a variety of activities: theatre, computer-assisted music, circus, games, etc.

A daily meditation adapted for children will also be offered during the festival.

DENIS ROBBERECHTS (Dharma Nature): Teachings and guided meditation

Denis was born in Belgium in 1969 and grew up in a generous family, in a house where everyone was welcome. In 1997, he left for India, where he spent a total of seven years. His quest for beauty and depth led him to study Indian classical music under the guidance of Sri Parashuram Pandey. Since 2006, he has been teaching in Spain, France, Holland, Austria and India.

His approach to meditation, based on our capacity to observe, is simple and avoids any belief system. His practical path, neither extravagant nor complex, invites our honest and open exploration. He teaches us to pause our daily routine and to observe ourselves calmly and without judgment. His simple approach develops our self awareness, self knowledge and the ability just to be.

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Circus Workshops: Step into the Ring!

Under the guidance of artists from the Cie Roulottes en Chantier, children and teenagers (ages 6 to 15) are invited to discover the magic of circus arts.

The program includes juggling, floor acrobatics, partner balancing, object balancing, and aerial disciplines (trapeze and silks) to develop agility and self-confidence. Beyond technique, these workshops emphasize personal expression and stage presence through clowning and improvisation.

Whether solo or in a group, each participant explores their own artistic language to create a unique act. It’s a collective adventure where mutual support and creativity meet to bring the magic of the show to life!

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Yanelle will guide our 2 daily movement sessions throughout the festival, offering accessible practices for every body. A dance therapist and holistic practitioner, Yanelle is also the creator of the personal development guide En Mouvement Vers Soi.

"We begin the day with mindful presence. Through breathwork, gentle stretching, and self-massage, we ground the body and mind in the morning silence, preparing a calm foundation for the first meditation of the day.

Later, we transition into intuitive dance—an invitation to listen to the movement emerging from within. By playing with the body and inhabiting the present moment, we create space for free expression where the unexpected arises like a hidden gem."

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The result of extensive research into the impact of soundwaves on the human mind, (.On.Iris.) will present a daily sonic experience designed for deep, attentive listening.

By blending frequency-band technology with binaural rhythms, (.On.iris.)'s compositions harmonise the cerebral hemispheres, inviting participants to plunge into the heart of their own consciousness. 

Founded in France in 2017, Gnawa Famila is a traditional music ensemble centered on the principle of "Famila" (family)—uniting Gnawa masters, practitioners, and musicians to preserve a culture spanning over 600 years.

The term "Gnawa" encompasses a rich tapestry of musical production, performance, and brotherhood rituals with therapeutic aims, where the profane meets the sacred.

Rooted in a spiritual tradition that invokes ancestors and spirits, Gnawa music was originally practiced by communities and individuals descended from the 16th-century slave trade. Today, Gnawa culture is a vital pillar of Moroccan identity and, since December 2019, has been officially recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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Marseille-based DJ Nono Gigsta is celebrated for a mixing style that balances technical precision with a playful, bass-driven curiosity. Her 2024 Freerotation set was famously hailed by Resident Advisor as one of the best mixes of the last 25 years, lauded for its "jaw-dropping transitions" and seamless blend of rhythmic oddities and hypnotic club excursions. Eschewing a traditional digital presence, Nono maintains a face-less online profile, prioritising the physical experience of the dancefloor and the integrity of the craft.

Beyond the booth, Nono is a vocal advocate for climate justice, having committed to "slow gigging" without air travel since 2019. Her tours—ranging from European train journeys to a transatlantic sailboat expedition—reflect a dedication to sharing music within planetary boundaries. This thoughtful approach extends to her research-heavy radio show Fictions, her Reflections meditation retreats, and a monthly newsletter where she chronicles underground scenes and sonic discoveries.

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Since the age of 14, Joumn has drawn inspiration from the musical heritage of her inner circle and her Amazigh culture. Her style—a mosaic of influences tinted with femininity—was forged through the records and mentorship of Drop In Caravan.

Now 18, she embodies a new generation of artists, defined by her authentic energy and unique sonic universe.

Tuuwa 432 is the solo project of Julia, an active member of the duo Le Son du Désert.

A naturopath by training with a passion for the power of vibration on the body and mind, her path merges natural healing with the art of electronic music. She explores vibrations and frequencies to create profound musical experiences, fusing tribal, ethnic, and ritual elements through polyrhythmic landscapes and sounds that are both organic and psychedelic.

Driven by a constant curiosity, she explores new sonic horizons to celebrate the diversity of musical cultures.

The festival's visual identity, merging decorative elements, mapping and lighting, is the result of a collective creation led by Freeflow, Nico Tico, Feenix13, (.On Iris), and Caro. Together, they immerse the audience in a visual and sensory experience.

Videographers, scenographers, lighting designers and visual artists from electronic cultures and alternative movements, they combine their talents to shape unique universes, adapted to each guest artist.