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Welcome to Garbicz Festival 2027 in Poland
From July 29 to August 2, 2027, a nature reserve by Lake Wielicko close to the German border once again becomes one of the key destinations for Europe's underground scene. Garbicz Festival sits just under two hours from Berlin and brings together five days of electronic music, art and community for an international crowd.
Highlights and Attractions at Garbicz Festival in Poland
- Five days of house, techno, deep house and melodic sounds across several stages set within the forest
- A clear lake surrounded by ancient trees forming the backdrop for dance floors and quiet corners
- A strong sustainability focus with solar power, composting toilets and a leave no trace philosophy
- Art installations, theater performances and a dedicated Ambient Floor for calmer moments
- Workshops, talks and wellness offerings away from the main stages
- A no photo policy during the festival to keep guests present in the moment
- A Bassliner bus running directly from Berlin as an easy way to reach the site
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The festival opens on Thursday at 10:00 and runs until Monday at 22:00, with an optional Wednesday ticket for guests who want to arrive a day early. Across five days, multiple stages and camps offer everything from driving club sounds to more relaxed ambient and cultural programming. The full 2027 line up will be announced through the official newsletter over the course of the year.
Tickets and Admission for Garbicz Festival Poland
Ticket sales happen in two phases: a community phase available exclusively through the newsletter, followed by the general public sale. In recent years, a full festival pass including camping has cost around 200 to 250 euros, and exact 2027 prices will be published once sales open. Garbicz Festival is an adults only event, so a valid photo ID is required on arrival.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Poland
- From Berlin, the site is roughly two hours away by Bassliner bus, by train to Rzepin, or by car
- Guests stay directly on site in their own tent or camper van with a booked parking or camp ticket
- Arriving by car requires a parking pass booked in advance
- Late July and early August usually bring warm days and cooler nights by the lake, so appropriate clothing and camping gear are worth packing
- Polish złoty is useful for cash payments, while most onsite purchases run through a top up wristband
Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →
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