Antaris Project 2027: Farewell Festival at the Gollenberg

Welcome to Antaris Project 2027 on the Gollenberg

Since 1993, Antaris Project has brought together the international Goa and Psytrance community at the world's oldest airfield in Stölln in the Havelland region. After a pause in 2025 to honor founder Uwe Siebert and a further postponement in 2026, the team is now planning the promised last gathering for 2027, allowing the Antaris family to say goodbye in his spirit.

Highlights and Attractions at Antaris Project on the Gollenberg

• A festival site at the foot of the historic Gollenberg hill, where Otto Lilienthal carried out his first gliding attempts
• Multiple dancefloors with continuous programming across Psytrance, Goa, Techno and Ambient
• Elaborate blacklight installations and psychedelic decoration in the classic Goa party style
• A large market area with food, clothing and jewelry from the scene
• The Spiritual Circle as a place to chill and join workshops
• A spacious campground right on the festival grounds
• A particularly emotional setting, as this edition is dedicated to founder Uwe Siebert

Program and Schedule: What to Expect on the Gollenberg

Antaris Project traditionally runs from Friday to Monday with continuous programming across two to three floors. Expect international live acts and DJs from the Psytrance and Goa scene, complemented by ambient and downtempo sets on the chill floor and workshops in the spiritual area. The exact 2027 dates and line up have not yet been confirmed, as the organizers still need to announce the details of this farewell edition.

Tickets and Admission for Antaris Project 2027

Ticket categories and prices for 2027 have not yet been published. At previous editions, a full festival ticket cost around 145 euros, with single day tickets available separately. Presale typically opens through the official website once the dates are confirmed.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation on the Gollenberg

• Arriving by car is the easiest option, as the Stölln Rhinow airfield is rural and away from major rail lines
• Camping directly on site is part of the concept, bringing your own gear is recommended
• Late July into August usually brings warm, occasionally changeable summer weather to the Havelland region
• Rooms and holiday flats in nearby Rathenow or Rhinow should be booked early for this farewell edition
• Given the emotional significance of this edition, high demand from the international scene is expected, so buying tickets early is advisable