The VILLAGE

WORKSHOPS – CONFERENCES – STANDS

The Village puts exchange and humanity back at the heart of the project, to talk about utopias but also to give ideas so that dreams can perhaps become reality.

And so, this year, the Village is evolving! You’ll be able to stroll along and discover the Allée des Utopies (Utopia Alley) featuring militant craftspeople working on a variety of themes (ecology, digital technology, social justice…). Discover artistic spaces for sound, visuals and handicrafts, a games area, a wellness dome, a circus arts corner and a conferences and a workshop area.

Let yourself be nourished by the richness of the Village, where the field of possibilities is open to you to learn, exchange, exercise, have fun and relax. 

*Beware, some workshops are limited in capacity and must be booked in advance at Accueil Village.
Open Thursday (2pm – 8pm), Friday and Saturday (10am – 8:30pm), Sunday (10am – 12pm).

CONFERENCES AREA

Since 2017, the festival has offered a conference area, where professionals, enthusiasts and the curious come to debate themes inherent to psychedelic culture and the values associated with it. This space, conducive to exchanges and encounters, raises public awareness of current and social issues: festival-goers are invited to take part in the debates and become festival players themselves.

thursday, August 22th

Presentation : 

The Low-tech Lab communities invite you to discover the Low-tech approach, a movement that advocates the use of useful, accessible and sustainable technologies. The concept encompasses objects, systems, techniques, services, know-how, practices and lifestyles.

The story of the Low-tech Lab began in 2010 in Bangladesh, where Corentin de Chatelperron undertook an expedition to explore autonomy with low-tech systems. In 2014, the Low-tech Lab was launched, including a collaborative documentation platform and the Nomade des Mers expedition, a world tour of low-tech innovation.

Since then, numerous explorations and experiments have been carried out, and various programmes have been developed to share low-tech solutions with a wide audience.

To find out more, click here: https://lowtechlab.org/fr

From age 12

Turbo Karaoke
Come and sing along in a festive atmosphere full of jokes and fun, thanks to our entertainers. A perfect way to relax and show off your vocal talents in a jovial atmosphere.

Speakers: Jean Feutre
Jean Feutre, who has two years’ experience as a designer and author of bals dessinés, works with Ugo Hevin, who tinkers with modular synthesizers, and Étienne Friess, an experienced designer. The Grenoble-based duo put on concerts combining acid techno and live illustrations in comic, psychedelic, contemplative, adventurous and sometimes gently playful styles.

Links :

https://www.facebook.com/jeanfeutrelivepainting

https://www.instagram.com/jean_feutre/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RodbVVfz2Lo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAC3uZAxCUc

Kids Friendly

From age 10

Presentation :

After the first edition of Hadra’s got talent organized by Tchaï A Out, we’re doing it again this year!!!! To start the festival off on the right foot, Tchaï A Out would like you to come and show off your best talent, without pressure and with a sense of humor, to make us dream! A jury of hand-picked professionals will give you the chance to win sumptuous, useful and silly prizes thanks to your outstanding performances.

Speaker : Tchaï A Out

Tchaï A Out is an association created in 2016 by a group of friends who simply wanted to put their bottoms down comfortably at festivals. That’s why we’re offering you the chance to simmer under our stretch tents, while you brown yourself on these cozy cushions and rugs. Sprinkle this mixture with chaï tea, coffee and cold drinks made with love. Sift the light and stir it all up with activities and blabber. This recipe can be enjoyed alone or with friends! Season with a sound system. Welcome to a relaxing feast.

Links :

https://www.facebook.com/tchaiaout

Friday, August 23th

– Information and details to come –

Psychedelism in Music

What are the defining elements of psychedelic music? What distinguishes simple ‘trance’ from our beloved ‘psytrance’, or even, by widening the spectrum, how do we differentiate so-called psychedelic music from other musical genres?

Psychedelic music, a journey to the heart of socio-cultural adventure, pushes back the boundaries of auditory perception and invites endless questioning. But what makes a sound psychedelic? Is it the use of soaring synthesizers, complex rhythmic structures, distant echoes or layered sounds that seem to go beyond the limits of reality?

Artists and members of the Hadra association, Lucas Siade (Lou-K), Félix Jambon (Hamcat), Stefan Auclair (Cosmyte), and Yannis Kamarinos (Jaia), will share their perspectives and explore with us the secrets of today’s music, offering a window onto what makes a composition truly psychedelic.

– Information and details to come –

Infinity in Geometry: From the Birth of Perspective to the Celestial Sphere

Explore the depths of geometry through the ages, from Renaissance perspective to the infinite point, to impossible figures and Einstein’s theories of relativity. This visual and accessible journey begins with the notion of perspective used in painting and architecture during the Renaissance, which introduced the concept of the ‘infinity point’ and revolutionised the way we see and represent the world. Continue with impossible figures such as the stairs in the HTF 2024 poster by Kanellos KOB and the Penrose triangle, which challenge our perception and pave the way for more complex theories in physics.

Finally, discover how these ideas manifest themselves in theoretical physics, in particular through the notion of the ‘celestial sphere’ used to model Einstein’s relativistic space-time. These concepts are not just mathematical curiosities, but essential tools for understanding the universe and reality.

About the speaker: Jordi Pillet
Born on 14 July 1998 near Chalon-sur-Saône in Burgundy, France, Jordi Pillet is passionate about science, art, music, literature, philosophy and climbing. Currently a doctoral student in Physics-Mathematics at the Université de Bourgogne in Dijon and Concordia University in Montreal, Jordi is dedicated to conveying the beauty of mathematics and its cultural and historical relevance to a wide audience. His aim is to build bridges between the fields of culture, art and history, thereby enriching the understanding of his field of study.

– Information and details to come –

From age 8

From Earth to Infinity – A History of Astronomy

Discover the key developments in astronomy, from the first observations of ancient civilisations to modern cosmology. Trace the path of stellar science through history, from Galileo’s first telescope to recent advances with the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Explore wonders from our solar system to superclusters of galaxies in this talk aimed at all audiences.

Speaker: Dr. Arthur Charlet Dr. Arthur Charlet
D. in astrophysics from the École Normale Supérieure in Lyon, Dr. Charlet is currently pursuing his first international postdoctorate. A specialist in numerical calculations in the field of high-energy astrophysics, he focuses on the study of phenomena such as black holes, neutron stars, supernovae, quasars and gamma-ray bursts, which he models using computer simulations.

Saturday, august 24th

– Information and details to come –

Kids friendly

– Information and details to come –

Round Table: Behind the scenes of psytrance festival organisation

Dive into the heart of psytrance festival organisation at our exclusive round table, featuring renowned organisers such as Eciton, ADN, EDC, Outrance, MVR, Aya Atma, Atlas Festival, Schlafos Club, Flying Mystic, Waha, and Tribe of Frog. This in-depth discussion will provide valuable insights into the coordination and challenges of such events.

Participants will share their experiences in organising psytrance events, addressing crucial topics such as planning strategies, managing logistical and regulatory challenges, and understanding the cultural milieu specific to psytrance. They will also discuss common obstacles, from securing venues to meeting the expectations of a diverse audience.

This round table is an ideal opportunity for current and aspiring organisers to discover best practice and gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic and demanding landscape of psytrance festivals.

From age 12

Turbo Blind-Test TV
Gather your friends and form the best team for the festival blind-test! Our presenters have prepared a big dose of fun with new rounds that are as explosive as ever, promising an exuberant atmosphere perfect for a competition full of surprises.

Speakers: Jean Feutre
Jean Feutre, who has two years’ experience as an author of bals dessinés, works with Ugo Hevin, who tinkers with modular synthesizers, and Étienne Friess, an experienced draughtsman. The Grenoble-based duo put on concerts combining acid techno and live illustrations in comic, psychedelic, contemplative, adventurous and sometimes gently playful styles.

Links :

https://www.facebook.com/jeanfeutrelivepainting

https://www.instagram.com/jean_feutre/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RodbVVfz2Lo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAC3uZAxCUc

Sunday, august 25th

Information and details to come –

From age 10

Presentation :

Hadra Fashion Show For just over an hour, 40 festival-goers will be parading around in their finest costumes, with a small dressing room provided by our team to finalise their disguise if necessary. We’ll be selecting 8 people based on criteria such as the craziest costume, the most colourful, the prettiest pose and so on. These 8 finalists will parade again at the end and will receive a prize. Special prizes will be awarded to the top 3.

Speakers : Tchaï A Out

Tchaï A Out is a cultural association created in 2015, aiming to offer spaces for relaxation under Berber tents during public and private artistic events. Over the years, we have developed various activities to enrich the public’s experience. Today, we offer a covered chill-out area with chai tea, coffee and cold drinks such as bissap. We also offer workshops to entertain and amuse participants.

 

*Some conferences will be translated into French Sign Language.

Worshops area

Several areas of the festival feature workshops : free and open to all, they offer a wide range of introductory and awareness-raising activities around the central themes of the Hadra Trance Festival. These workshops have become a key element of the festival, inviting participants to exchange ideas, invent and collaborate, with the aim of approaching the festival from a different angle.

*Please note that some workshops are limited in capacity and must be booked in advance at Accueil Village.
Open Thursday (02:00 PM – 08:00 PM), Friday and Saturday (10:00 AM – 8:30 PM), Sunday (10:00 AM – 12:00 PM).

Thursday, august 22th

Capacity : 30 people (registration required)

Presentation : 

Information to come!

Speaker : CHATONS

COLLECTIF CHATONS is the Collectif des Hébergeurs Alternatifs, Transparents, Ouverts, Neutres et Solidaires, Framasoft and La Quadrature du Net. At the stand, festival-goers will be able to discuss digital issues, surveillance capitalism and how to adopt a technocritical stance. They can also find out about existing alternative software and services, and get help installing these tools.

Link :

Collectif des Hébergeurs Alternatifs, Transparents, Ouverts, Neutres et Solidaires (CHATONS)

Meet up at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens stand

Presentation : 

Make your own comb!

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Capacity : 10 people

Meet at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Kids Friendly

Presentation :

Dive into the fascinating world of fluid painting. Learn the techniques of this fluid art form and create colourful and unique works! Participants can come back on Saturday morning to pick up their work if they wish.

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Link :

https://www.facebook.com/atelier.qui.fait.peur.aux.chiens

Capacity : 20 people (registration required)

From age 12

Presentation :

Feel like twirling? Come and create your own multicoloured tutu to add a dreamy touch to your life and to the dancefloor. There will also be a group choreography to transform you into the stars of the festival for a moment!

This workshop is open to everyone. Young and old, women, men and everyone in between are invited to take part and enjoy creating this light, timeless accessory. No pre-requisites are necessary to twirl!

Speaker : Flowrority

FLOWRORITY is an association founded to promote :

Live performance, particularly in rural areas.
Diversity of representation and the fight against discrimination in the world of entertainment and events.
The demystification of art by making artistic practices accessible to all.

Come and express your creativity and join us for a joyful and inclusive workshop that celebrates art and self-expression.

Capacity: 8 people (registration required)

From age 12

Presentation :

Plunge into a dreamlike journey through a guided meditation that transports you into the infinity of possibilities. This game not only allows you to share your personal visions, but also to delve into the imaginations of other festival-goers, creating a rich and inspiring collective experience.

Speaker : Caroline Launay

An adventurous soul, our speaker travels the world, enchanting people with her costumes and meditative experiences. She invites everyone to explore new inner horizons and dream without limits.

Kids Friendly

Presentation:

Discover close-up magic, a form of magic that’s direct and powerful, intimate and modern, brought to you by Thomas Lefranc. With no grand illusions or cumbersome equipment, this unique experience invites you to explore reality from a different angle, through mind-reading and time travel.

Performer: Thomas Lefranc

Thomas Lefranc is a professional magician driven by an insatiable curiosity. In 2020, he gave up his career in mechanical engineering to make a living from his passion for magic. This art form, which has fascinated him since he was a teenager, has become a way of life for him.

Thomas writes, researches and creates effects and concepts designed to leave a lasting impression on spectators, offering them emotions and feelings that transform every moment into a strange and inexplicable, but deeply meaningful dream. His magic, suitable for all ages, children and adults alike, is creative and accessible to all.

Come and meet Thomas Lefranc at the Hadra Trance Festival and let yourself be carried away by his magic. He’ll be on hand throughout the festival, ready to share laughter, dance and unforgettable moments with you.

Links:

thomaslefrancmagicien.fr

https://www.instagram.com/thomaslefrancmagicien/

Presentation:

Discover how to use natural resources to create sustainable, eco-friendly dyes.

Presenter: Low Tech Lab

The Lowtech Lab communities invite you to discover the Lowtech approach, a movement that advocates the use of technologies according to three fundamental principles: useful, accessible and sustainable. This approach encompasses objects, systems, techniques, services, know-how, practices, lifestyles and even schools of thought.

Links:

Low-tech Lab

Friday, august 23th

Session every 20 / 30 minutes

Meet at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens stand

Kids Friendly

Presentation :

An introduction to stonemasonry and a chance to discover the art. Come directly to the stand without registering, we will assess the number of participants as we go along.

A pebble will be available at the workshop for collaborative work throughout the festival.

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Link :

https://www.facebook.com/atelier.qui.fait.peur.aux.chiens

Meet up at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens stand

Presentation :

Make your own comb!

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Capacity: 2 people per session (registration required)

Sessions every 30 minutes

Kids Friendly

Presentation:

Are you motivated and inspired by seeing artists perform on stage? Come and master the turntables during the festival! TranceMission is organising a discovery (or rediscovery) workshop on mixing and electronic music, with an introductory DJing stand run by Arkeya and Adam Giggster. We’ll be teaching you the basics of mixing and making your first transitions, all on professional equipment.

Speaker: Arkeya

A DJ from Grenoble and a fervent fan of psytrance and electronic music, Arkeya cut her teeth with the Sister Act support programme and then Hadra Trancemission. She has developed a project that blends progressive psytrance and full-on, delivering hard-hitting, explosive marathons. Arkeya draws its inspiration from tribal, acid and psychedelic atmospheres, offering an evolving journey brimming with energy, colour and light.

Link:

soundcloud.com/arkeya_psy

Presentation:

Discover how to use natural resources to create sustainable, eco-friendly dyes.

Presenter: Low Tech Lab

The Lowtech Lab communities invite you to discover the Lowtech approach, a movement that advocates the use of technologies according to three fundamental principles: useful, accessible and sustainable. This approach encompasses objects, systems, techniques, services, know-how, practices, lifestyles and even schools of thought.

Links:

Low-tech Lab

Capacity : 20 people (registration required)

Kids friendly

Meet at the Accueil Village

Presentation : 

Wild plants are like companions in life, helping us to regain our independence and resilience. Join Edouard at the Accueil Village for a fun, sensory discovery walk, during which you’ll learn to recognise some of them and explore their gastronomic uses and medicinal virtues.

Speaker : Edouard Bal

Travel, sharing and wild plants. Happy rhymes for a way of life in contact with living things in the broadest sense, that’s what drives Edouard, even more so after two years spent marvelling at New Zealand’s great wild spaces. A former journalist and author of travel guides, this Savoyard, who loves his mountains, is now turning his attention to fields close to nature, taking a three-year course in ethnobotany. A complicated word that simply refers to the relationship between plants and humans. Gastronomic, in particular! Today, from his adopted Finistère region, Edouard teaches wild plants, inland or on the coast, from stinging nettles to nori seaweed. Yum yum!

Links :

http://www.cueilleurdestran.com

Capacity: 8 people (registration required)

Kids Friendly

Presentation : 

Immerse yourself in a 2-hour timeless moment where sophrology and creativity come together to offer you a well-being and introspective break. This workshop allows you to step back, connect with your inner space, develop your creativity and strengthen the positive in you.

On the programme:

  • Creating a resource card (like an oracle or Artist Trading Cards) using a variety of techniques: collage, drawing, painting, stencilling, stamps.
  • Discovering Sophrology: activating the power of the card created and our own personal resources via visualisations.

Objective:

To connect with our creativity while mobilising our inner resources, in a purely creative setting with no therapeutic aim. No painting or drawing skills are required.

Speaker : Anne Rosier

Following a mental breakdown, Anne Rosier reoriented her professional life around mental well-being. Keen to share and support people in their quest for serenity and calm, she is currently training to become a stress, anxiety and burnout coach for children and adults.

Anne has taken several courses:

  • Caycedian Sophrology
  • Helping relationships and artistic mediation
  • Sonotherapy and Tibetan bowl

Since February, she has been offering individual sessions in sophrology, organising two sophro-creative workshops a month on different themes, and is preparing to launch a group session on stress and anxiety after the summer. Her ambition is to spread more positivity and creativity in her own life and that of others.

Capacity : 3 people per initiation (registration required)

Sessions every 45 minutes

Kids friendly

Presentation :

At the Sound Explorers space find three workshops to discover the different ways and materials of composing electronic and other music. Each introductory workshop lasts 45 minutes:

  • Computer-assisted music creation using Ableton software.
    Sound synthesis on hardware machines.
    Sampling on hardware machines.

Speaker : Arturia

Link :

https://www.arturia.com/

Kids Friendly

Presentation:

Discover close-up magic, a form of magic that’s direct and powerful, intimate and modern, brought to you by Thomas Lefranc. With no grand illusions or cumbersome equipment, this unique experience invites you to explore reality from a different angle, through mind-reading and time travel.

Performer: Thomas Lefranc

Thomas Lefranc is a professional magician driven by an insatiable curiosity. In 2020, he gave up his career in mechanical engineering to make a living from his passion for magic. This art form, which has fascinated him since he was a teenager, has become a way of life for him.

Thomas writes, researches and creates effects and concepts designed to leave a lasting impression on spectators, offering them emotions and feelings that transform every moment into a strange and inexplicable, but deeply meaningful dream. His magic, suitable for all ages, children and adults alike, is creative and accessible to all.

Come and meet Thomas Lefranc at the Hadra Trance Festival and let yourself be carried away by his magic. He’ll be on hand throughout the festival, ready to share laughter, dance and unforgettable moments with you.

Links:

thomaslefrancmagicien.fr

https://www.instagram.com/thomaslefrancmagicien/

Kids Friendly

Presentation : 

Information coming soon!

Speaker : information coming soon!

Presentation :

Come and create dot mandalas with recycled and natural utensils (pieces of wood, cork, caps…). Get back in touch with your creative side, put your mind at rest and live fully in the present moment during this workshop.

Speaker : Lisa

Passionate about DIY (do it yourself), nature, exchanging and sharing. Lisa wants to return to a simpler way of life, to relearn how to do things ourselves with our hands.

Link :

https://www.instagram.com/fleurencorps/

Kids friendly

Presentation : 

Scratch is a DJing technique that involves manually altering the playback speed of a vinyl record, which will cause specific sound effects like sonic squiggles.

Speaker : Universitek

Since December 2017, the Universitek association project has been raising awareness of electronic music culture through training courses and promoting the current scene. Since June 2020, the Universitek project has materialised in the form of an e-learning platform dedicated to electronic music and open to all.tes.

Links : 

http://www.universitek.com

https://www.facebook.com/universitek.elearning

https://www.instagram.com/universitek_/

Saturday, august 24th

Meet up at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens stand

Presentation :

Make your own comb!

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Presentation :

Through prolonged olfaction of an essential oil, we come into contact with the being of the plant from which it comes.
 
We will then perceive both the physical properties of the plant and its emotional properties. And we’re not immune to receiving a message, precise images and so many other surprises. After a few explanations, we’ll all go into meditation together for 40 minutes, then we’ll talk about what we’ve perceived and how the plant works. Emotion guaranteed! 

Speaker : La Savonnerie du Bocage

Link :

https://www.lasavonneriebourbonnaise.fr/

Capacity : 20 people (registration required)

Kids friendly

Meet at the Accueil Village

Presentation : 

Wild plants are like companions in life, helping us to regain our independence and resilience. Join Edouard at the Accueil Village for a fun, sensory discovery walk, during which you’ll learn to recognise some of them and explore their gastronomic uses and medicinal virtues.

Speaker : Edouard Bal

Travel, sharing and wild plants. Happy rhymes for a way of life in contact with living things in the broadest sense, that’s what drives Edouard, even more so after two years spent marvelling at New Zealand’s great wild spaces. A former journalist and author of travel guides, this Savoyard, who loves his mountains, is now turning his attention to fields close to nature, taking a three-year course in ethnobotany. A complicated word that simply refers to the relationship between plants and humans. Gastronomic, in particular! Today, from his adopted Finistère region, Edouard teaches wild plants, inland or on the coast, from stinging nettles to nori seaweed. Yum yum!

Links :

http://www.cueilleurdestran.com

Meet at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens stand

Presentation :

Browse the discovery exhibition where you can admire artistic works and be inspired by the creations on display.

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Capacity: 8 people (registration required)

From age 12

Presentation :

Plunge into a dreamlike journey through a guided meditation that transports you into the infinity of possibilities. This game not only allows you to share your personal visions, but also to delve into the imaginations of other festival-goers, creating a rich and inspiring collective experience.

Speaker : Caroline Launay

An adventurous soul, our speaker travels the world, enchanting people with her costumes and meditative experiences. She invites everyone to explore new inner horizons and dream without limits.

Kids Friendly

Presentation : 

Information coming soon!

Speaker : information coming soon!

Capacity: 2 people per session (registration required)

Sessions every 30 minutes

Kids Friendly

Presentation:

Are you motivated and inspired by seeing artists perform on stage? Come and master the turntables during the festival! TranceMission is organising a discovery (or rediscovery) workshop on mixing and electronic music, with an introductory DJing stand run by Arkeya and Adam Giggster. We’ll be teaching you the basics of mixing and making your first transitions, all on professional equipment.

Speaker: Arkeya

A DJ from Grenoble and a fervent fan of psytrance and electronic music, Arkeya cut her teeth with the Sister Act support programme and then Hadra Trancemission. She has developed a project that blends progressive psytrance and full-on, delivering hard-hitting, explosive marathons. Arkeya draws its inspiration from tribal, acid and psychedelic atmospheres, offering an evolving journey brimming with energy, colour and light.

Link:

soundcloud.com/arkeya_psy

Capacity: 16 people (registration required)

Kids friendly

Presentation : 

Do you want to take action for the climate but don’t have the time to become a climatologist?
 
The Climate Fresco is a collaborative, fun and scientific workshop that helps everyone understand the issues surrounding climate change. Link up the 42 cards in the game to learn and understand, then illustrate and share your emotions and individual and collective courses of action.
 

Speaker : Fresque du Climat

Allier representative for the association “La Fresque du Climat”. Facilitator since 2020 and trainer since 2023.
 

Links :

https://fresqueduclimat.org/

https://www.facebook.com/la.fresque.du.climat/

https://www.instagram.com/fresque_du_climat_auvergne/

Capicity: 8 people (registration required)

Meet at l’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Presentation :

Express your boundless creativity in our free expression workshop. Use a variety of materials and techniques to let your imagination run wild.

Speaker: L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Capacity : 20 people (registration required)

From age 12

Presentation :

Feel like twirling? Come and create your own multicoloured tutu to add a dreamy touch to your life and to the dancefloor. There will also be a group choreography to transform you into the stars of the festival for a moment!

This workshop is open to everyone. Young and old, women, men and everyone in between are invited to take part and enjoy creating this light, timeless accessory. No pre-requisites are necessary to twirl!

Speaker : Flowrority

FLOWRORITY is an association founded to promote :

Live performance, particularly in rural areas.
Diversity of representation and the fight against discrimination in the world of entertainment and events.
The demystification of art by making artistic practices accessible to all.

Come and express your creativity and join us for a joyful and inclusive workshop that celebrates art and self-expression.

Presentation :

Come and create dot mandalas with recycled and natural utensils (pieces of wood, cork, caps…). Get back in touch with your creative side, put your mind at rest and live fully in the present moment during this workshop.

Speaker : Lisa

Passionate about DIY (do it yourself), nature, exchanging and sharing. Lisa wants to return to a simpler way of life, to relearn how to do things ourselves with our hands.

Link :

https://www.instagram.com/fleurencorps/

Capacity : 3 people per initiation (registration required)

Sessions every 45 minutes

Kids friendly

Presentation :

At the Sound Explorers space find three workshops to discover the different ways and materials of composing electronic and other music. Each introductory workshop lasts 45 minutes:

  • Computer-assisted music creation using Ableton software.
    Sound synthesis on hardware machines.
    Sampling on hardware machines.

Speaker : Arturia

Link :

https://www.arturia.com/

Kids friendly

Presentation : 

Scratch is a DJing technique that involves manually altering the playback speed of a vinyl record, which will cause specific sound effects like sonic squiggles.

Speaker : Universitek

Since December 2017, the Universitek association project has been raising awareness of electronic music culture through training courses and promoting the current scene. Since June 2020, the Universitek project has materialised in the form of an e-learning platform dedicated to electronic music and open to all.tes.

Links : 

http://www.universitek.com

https://www.facebook.com/universitek.elearning

https://www.instagram.com/universitek_/

Sunday, august 25th

Capacity: 8 people (registration required)

From age 12

Presentation :

Plunge into a dreamlike journey through a guided meditation that transports you into the infinity of possibilities. This game not only allows you to share your personal visions, but also to delve into the imaginations of other festival-goers, creating a rich and inspiring collective experience.

Speaker : Caroline Launay

An adventurous soul, our speaker travels the world, enchanting people with her costumes and meditative experiences. She invites everyone to explore new inner horizons and dream without limits.

Meet at the Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens stand

Presentation :

Browse the discovery exhibition where you can admire artistic works and be inspired by the creations on display.

Speaker : L’Atelier qui fait peur aux chiens

Capacity: 8 people (registration required)

Kids Friendly

Presentation : 

Immerse yourself in a 2-hour timeless moment where sophrology and creativity come together to offer you a well-being and introspective break. This workshop allows you to step back, connect with your inner space, develop your creativity and strengthen the positive in you.

On the programme:

  • Creating a resource card (like an oracle or Artist Trading Cards) using a variety of techniques: collage, drawing, painting, stencilling, stamps.
  • Discovering Sophrology: activating the power of the card created and our own personal resources via visualisations.

Objective:

To connect with our creativity while mobilising our inner resources, in a purely creative setting with no therapeutic aim. No painting or drawing skills are required.

Speaker : Anne Rosier

Following a mental breakdown, Anne Rosier reoriented her professional life around mental well-being. Keen to share and support people in their quest for serenity and calm, she is currently training to become a stress, anxiety and burnout coach for children and adults.

Anne has taken several courses:

  • Caycedian Sophrology
  • Helping relationships and artistic mediation
  • Sonotherapy and Tibetan bowl

Since February, she has been offering individual sessions in sophrology, organising two sophro-creative workshops a month on different themes, and is preparing to launch a group session on stress and anxiety after the summer. Her ambition is to spread more positivity and creativity in her own life and that of others.