Introducing the Winner of the Visual Art Contest 2026

Introducing the Winner of the Visual Art Contest 2026

Dozens of artists and art collectives applied to the 10th anniversary edition of the Pohoda Visual Art Contest this year. The expert jury ultimately selected Repropaganda, a project by Slovak artist Sam Heet Drevenák. The winning work, which will become part of the Pohoda 2026 festival grounds, responds to the symbols of Russian propaganda and, through a simple yet powerful gesture, transforms their meaning into an expression of solidarity with Ukraine and a rejection of imperialism. → read more

29. June 2026
Pohoda Parade brings a moving procession of sound systems to the festival

Pohoda Parade brings a moving procession of sound systems to the festival

On Thursday, 9 July at 10:00, the festival day will begin with Pohoda Parade – a unique procession of mobile sound systems bringing together the collectives Nočná, Cruise, Bruxa and Blasfémia. Joining forces with Nová Cvernovka and Cyklokuchyňa, they will bring the sound of today’s underground scene into broad daylight. The parade will also pay tribute to the legendary DJ Tráva and will conclude with the ever-cheerful Funny Fellows in their iconic vintage car. → read more

28. June 2026
The King of Slovak Drum & Bass, Lixx, at Pohoda 2026

The King of Slovak Drum & Bass, Lixx, at Pohoda 2026

Lixx is one of the key figures who has helped shape the Slovak drum & bass scene over the years. After more than two decades behind the decks, he has developed a distinctive style built on refined selection, technical precision, and a strong sense of atmosphere. His sets are driven by mood, detail, and music that combines depth, emotion, and energy. You can experience it for yourself on Friday at Curious City 18+. → read more

26. June 2026
Operation Hope brings an 8-hour discussion marathon and fundraiser for evacuation ambulances to Pohoda

Operation Hope brings an 8-hour discussion marathon and fundraiser for evacuation ambulances to Pohoda

On Thursday 9 July, ESET Science Stage will host Operation Hope, a unique eight-hour discussion and fundraising marathon. Running from 11:00 to 19:00, the programme will feature more than twenty guests from Slovakia, Czechia and Ukraine discussing the war, European security, disinformation, support for Ukraine and the future of Europe. Throughout the event, visitors will also be able to contribute to a fundraiser for evacuation ambulances serving Ukraine. → read more

26. June 2026