On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will pass directly over Spain. For a brief moment, day will turn to twilight as the Moon moves precisely in front of the Sun — a rare alignment where two celestial bodies, despite the Sun being more than 400 times different in scale, appear the same size in the sky. What we experience is the Moon’s shadow crossing the Earth.
This moment is fixed in time. It cannot be repeated or recreated.
Iberia Eclipse Festival 2026 is a gathering built around that moment — and the opportunity to experience it together.
Total solar eclipses visible from land are exceptionally rare. When they occur, they create a narrow path where the alignment is complete — a few minutes where the light changes, the temperature drops, and the landscape shifts into something unfamiliar.
This is a stellar opportunity: not just to witness a once-in-a-lifetime cosmic event, but to gather with intention around a moment that belongs to no one and everyone at once.
Eclipse gatherings have taken place across the world for decades — temporary communities formed around total solar eclipses in places such as Australia and the United States.
Each gathering exists only once, shaped by the people who come together for that specific alignment. Iberia Eclipse continues this tradition — hosted in Spain, developed collaboratively, and designed to exist for this moment only.
The eclipse is the anchor — the gathering extends far beyond it.
Across multiple stages and environments, the program will include:
Each element is designed to coexist rather than compete — music, movement, rest, and environment held together by the shared moment of the eclipse.
Iberia Eclipse is being developed by international crews with long-standing involvement in underground culture and large-scale gatherings:
More collaborators to be announced.
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A once-in-a-lifetime moment, shared in real time. This is how you take part.
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