The weekend wrapped up with the new Harmonic festival at the Oppidium in Eze after four days of festivities. Centered around the four elements—Air, Fire, Water, and Earth—this first edition was a resounding success, attracting an audience receptive to its message: environmental preservation while dancing to music.
Born from a collaboration between professionals in the music, audiovisual, and event industries, the Harmonic festival aimed to create a unique artistic space on the Côte d’Azur. Connecting the environment to various forms of communication and art to create a place for meeting, exchange, and reflection. The program for this first edition included yoga and meditation workshops in the afternoons.
Artists and artisans came to showcase their creations and share their knowledge and ethical solutions through free workshops. Local restaurateurs were also present to introduce the public to organic menus, such as organic burgers, which were a big hit among festival-goers. Additionally, there were conferences addressing environmental and health issues with seriousness.
A rich electronic and acoustic musical program for a brand-new festival. Many internationally renowned artists participated, supported by live performances and projections. Bands like Hilight Tribe, Huun Huur Tu, and Rakoon, along with other artists with completely different styles, had the audience dancing every evening in an atmosphere reminiscent of Woodstock. A festival that found its audience in the beautiful setting of the Oppidium in Eze, in a moment of harmony and joy with one of the most interesting programs of this summer.
