Dox'Art Festival

Dox'Art Festival: Techno in Norman Land

Born in 2017 in Hambye, a small village in the Manche region nestled in the Sienne valley, Dox'Art Festival has established itself as the major meeting point for electronic music and underground culture in the Grand Ouest of France. Driven by the association Dox'Art Company, founded in 2016, the festival is entirely organized by passionate volunteers with a DIY (Do It Yourself) spirit.

Three Stages for All Styles

Over four days, Dox'Art Festival features three stages with distinct atmospheres. The Chapi'teuf is dedicated to techno and hard techno sounds. The Open Mind Stage explores the territories of trance and experimental techno. Finally, La Piste offers a musical journey between house, deep, micro minimal, dark disco, and indie music. Each stage offers a unique sonic and visual identity, creating an immersive experience for festival-goers.

An Exceptional Rural Setting

Located in the heart of the Norman countryside, near the famous Hambye Abbey, the festival takes advantage of a remarkable natural setting. Camping is free, as is parking, and the atmosphere is friendly and accessible. The site also hosts artistic installations, visual projections, and events related to underground culture.

Constant Growth Since 2017

Since its first summer edition in 2017, Dox'Art Festival has grown year after year, evolving from a small gathering of electronic music enthusiasts to a recognized event attracting several thousand festival-goers from all over France. The 2018 edition marked a turning point by investing in a new site and expanding to three full days. The 2024 edition was held from June 27 to 30, and the 9th edition is scheduled for June 25 to 28, 2026, confirming Dox'Art's lasting presence in the Norman festival landscape.