Brussels
21th of August
Paris
24th of August
Barcelona
27th of August
Amsterdam
4th of September
About the Festival
The Miraillet Festival was born in 2002 from a common will of cultural, touristic and institutional actors of the region to propose a major cultural event in the very heart of the region during the summer period.
Upcoming events
Get your ticket now
Brussels edition
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Regular ticket $19.00
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Regular ticket + hotel $59.00
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VIP ticket $109.50
Paris edition
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Regular ticket $25.00
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Regular ticket + hotel $65.00
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VIP ticket $115.50
Go to the
Miraillet Festival
You will find here the different means of transport to get to the festival. The festival is accessible by bike. Be careful, you will be riding in the city centre where there are a lot of cars. Please make sure to park your bikes in the designated areas of the city.
Ticketing
& timetables
Where and when to exchange your festival bracelets? Where to buy food and drink tickets? What is the price for children? The answer can be found here!
Wheelchair
accessibility
Once again this year, the festival, with the support of the non-profit organisations that implement the necessary means to facilitate access to the event for people with reduced mobility and people affected by or carrying a disability.
Tony
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Aline
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Mich Starck
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Joseris
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