On 29 and 30 August, Kalemegdan’s Lower Town will become a place where, alongside two festival stages and over 20 performers, the Art & Mix District will draw special attention.
The central gathering point within the Art & Mix District will be the Vibe Stage, which will feature a rotating line-up of DJs and creative collectives over both festival days.
On the first day of the festival, the programme kicks off from 12:00 to 14:00 with DJ Timbe, one of the most recognizable local DJs, producers, and a member of the iconic group Bad Copy. His sets blend hip-hop, funk, afro, house, and bass music into a signature festival groove. After him, from 14:00 to 18:00, Floki and Gox take over the atmosphere. The grand finale of the first day, running from 18:00 to 23:00, will be marked by the Hajde Da crew, who have been bringing daytime party lovers together for years with disco, funk, and house rhythms alongside the biggest local and global hits, creating a distinct vibe where music, the sunset, and socializing naturally merge into one.
On the second day, the programme opens from 12:00 to 14:00 with DJ Iron, a long-standing figure on the Belgrade DJ scene, known for energetic sets that fuse soul, funk, disco, hip-hop, and house music. Following him, from 14:00 to 18:00, the audience can expect a performance by Kaizen, a Belgrade DJ duo. Taking charge of the grand finale is the Gužva crew, whose concept combines local and international hits, disco, pop, and house sounds.
Beyond the music, the Art & Mix District offers a rich creative programme inviting visitors to become part of the festival’s artistic process. A special section of the venue is the Style District, which brings together local streetwear and designer brands, illustrators, and creators, proving that style is not just what we wear, but how we express ourselves. It will be a spot where visitors can discover authentic local products, meet their creators, and find fresh inspiration.
New ticket prices have been in effect since 1 August. A standard ticket for 29 August is 3,499 RSD, whilst the ticket price for 30 August is 3,199 RSD. The popular day-ticket option is still available at 1,399 RSD, intended for visitors who enter the festival grounds between 12:00 and 15:00, whilst a full weekend pass for both festival days costs 5,399 RSD. Children up to fourteen years old enter free of charge when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Tickets are available via the Tickets.rs platform and at all Ticket Vision sales points, whilst full details about the programme and festival line-up can be found on the official Instagram profile @brunch_u_parku and at www.brunchuparku.com.
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