Explore the festival's interdisciplinary program of performances, music, screenings, visual art, design, and stand-up comedy. Music highlights include DJ sets by Hibotep (July 16–17) and Nicholas Morrish (July 18).

July 17, from 9:30pm — Heinali and Andriana-Yaroslava Saienko present Гільдеґарда (Hildegard), a unique reimagining of Hildegard von Bingen’s music. The 20-minute performance combines the vocal sound-production approaches of Ukrainian folk singing with modular synthesis techniques drawn from high medieval polyphony and monophony. Followed by live performances by musicians and sound artists Pablo V Cazares, Mariana Carrilho, and Anna Ivchenko.

July 19, 4:30–6:00pm — Flora Détraz Screaming Workshop. Together with dancer and choreographer Flora Détraz, participants will explore screaming as a collective cathartic force—a tool for release, connection, and empowerment. Through vocal and physical experimentation, participants will be invited to free their voices and experience the intensity of a shared expressive energy. Workshop: 1 hour. Followed by a 20-minute vocal performance.

July 19, from 6:30pm — Nurah Farahat Workshop and Closing Set: Building Audio-visual Instruments. Nurah Farahat will demonstrate how to build real-time audiovisual instruments from scratch, take instruments apart, and reassemble them differently. Farahat shares the process behind her AV project KINDASA. Open to everyone, no prior experience needed.