Mud Re Terra Festival 2026
Mud Re Terra Festival
Event Organizer
Here, music, art, and the land come together to create space for connection, presence, and transformation - and yes, with plenty of mud along the way 🤲
The musical journey flows through different states: from deep listening and ritual moments to groovy, powerful, hypnotic, and psychedelic dancefloors 🎶 Across day and night, artists move between organic and electronic worlds, inviting the body into movement, trance, and release.
In this edition, we expand our team and offer a full schedule of workshops and practices for all participants, including a brand new kids’ area ✨ Take time to learn something new, deepen your self-care journey, and find fresh inspiration — nourished by food and connection with Mother Earth 🌾
In these challenging times, we choose to create an alternative - a space of peace, love, inclusivity, and connection 🤍 Mud Re Terra is a sanctuary where we come together in respect for each other and the Earth.
Come celebrate the abundance of Mother Earth with us! Let’s dance, connect, and create magic together 🪷
Important Info
Stay & Accommodation##
Tent camping is included in the ticket price. For vehicles such as buses, vans, campers, and cars with sleeping arrangements, more info to come soon.
Food at the Festival
Homemade vegan and vegetarian meals will be available at affordable prices at the Festival.
We ask attendees not to bring meat to the festival grounds.
Land Care
Only biodegradable products are permitted to preserve the land’s ecosystem. The products you use will end up in the soil, vegetation, and our drinking water, which comes from the well. If you don’t have biodegradable products, they will be available for purchase onsite.
A single sacred fire 🔥 will be held in a designated area. Due to the risk of forest fires, all other campfires are prohibited.
Animals
We love all sorts of animals but ask you to leave them this time at home.
Directions
The festival takes place at Spirala, on the 77.5th Km of the National Road 233 (N233), Idanha a Nova. Public transport options include a bus line that runs twice a day on weekdays only from Castelo Branco that stops at S. Miguel d’acha, a village located 4 km from Spirala. Link to the operating bus company.