Free Entry
On Saturday, 19 September, Dantz Point arrives in Monterron parkea for a new open-air event dedicated to contemporary electronic music.
For eight hours, this green space in Arrasate will become an open-air dancefloor, bringing together music, surroundings, culture and community.
The programme will feature Fefu, I’MA, Joe Pieman, Carrik and AN2AN in a free-entry event running from 18:00 until 02:00.
Fefu also joins the programme as an artist selected through Local Circuit, Dantz’s initiative to give visibility to local and emerging talent and create new opportunities within the electronic music scene.
A new Dantz Point gathering to experience electronic music beyond its usual settings and create new meeting points in Arrasate.
18:00 – 19:20 · Fefu
19:20 – 21:00 · Joe Pieman
21:00 – 22:40 · I’MA
22:40 – 00:20 · Carrik
00:20 – 02:00 · AN2AN
The programme will begin at 18:00 and finish at 02:00.
Dantz Point Arrasate will take place at Monterron parkea, just a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Arrasate.
Whenever possible, we recommend arriving on foot or by public transport.
The main reference point for visitors travelling from outside Arrasate is Zalduspe bus station.
From Zalduspe, you can walk to Monterron parkea through the town centre.
Arrasate has bus connections with Donostia, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Bilbao and several towns across Debagoiena through intercity transport services.
Check the latest timetables and routes before travelling.
Dantz Point Arrasate is a free and open-access event.
No ticket or prior registration is required to attend.
The venue will have bar and toilet facilities available throughout the event so you can enjoy the day comfortably.
Dantz Point will take place in one of Arrasate’s most distinctive green spaces, a historic park linked to Monterron Palace and an area of significant natural value for the town.
We want to enjoy the space and leave it exactly as we found it. Please use the designated waste disposal points, respect the vegetation, street furniture and surrounding features, and help us take care of the park throughout the event.
As this is an event integrated into the town, we also ask you to respect local residents, particularly when the programme ends and when leaving the event area.