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Dantz Point returns to Donostia’s Aste Nagusia to celebrate its fifth edition.
Following the course of the Urumea, we arrive at Txomin Enea Parkea, beside the river that gives life to the city, transforming this space into an open-air meeting point where electronic music takes centre stage.
On August 14, Dantz Point Donostia Laboral Kutxa will offer a day dedicated to contemporary electronic sounds, culture and community as part of the city’s festive programme.
The line-up will bring together Orphidal, Margott, Gartxi, Jesper Wik and Josh Pride, in a programme developed in collaboration with Estímulo.
Dantz Point Donostia Laboral Kutxa is promoted together with Laboral Kutxa, Donostiako Udala Festak and the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa.
Getting to Dantz Point Semana Grande is very easy. The event takes place at Txomin Enea Park, next to the Urumea River and the canoeing club.
Dbus lines connect central Donostia with Txomin Enea in just a few minutes.
Line 26 – Amara ⇄ Martutene
Line 41 – Gros ⇄ Egia ⇄ Martutene
From Estación del Norte (Donostia / San Sebastián), take the C-1 line and get off at Martutene.
From the station, it is an 8–10 minute walk, following the path alongside the Urumea River to the park.
From Amara station, take any of the E1, E2 or E5 lines and get off at Loiola.
From there, you can enjoy a 10–12 minute walk along the Urumea riverside park to the venue.
💚 Whenever possible, use public transport or come on foot or by bicycle. As well as being the most convenient option, you will help us reduce the environmental impact of the event.
Music brings us together. Nature welcomes us.
Today, this park is our meeting point, but tomorrow it will continue to be home to many people and species. Enjoy it, respect it and help us leave it exactly as we found it — or even better.
Dantz Point takes place at Txomin Enea Park, a natural space on the banks of the Urumea River, one of Donostia’s most important natural features. We want to enjoy this place today so that it can remain a living space tomorrow.
Please help us take care of it:
Every small action counts. Thank you for helping music and nature coexist in harmony.