February 5 & 6, 2027 Haarlem
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February 5 & 6, 2027

A weekend bursting with art and performances

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Line-up from our last edition

- Sticker by Saelia Aparicio
- Sticker by Cato Douwes Dekker
- Ivo Dimchev
- JELLE
- Lol K
- MAHA
- Niels Orens
- Scalio
- Willem Feltzer
- XTC: The Electronic Musical
- Sixth June
- Bianca Steck
- Pielage, Spadon & Van Willigenburg
- Primal Baby
- Thomas Azier
- Sofie Kramer - Monolith 2
- Resonate Productions - Nothing Bigger Than Humanity
- Finn Adrian Jorkjen
- ARK/Connor Schumacher - PHYSICAL THERAPY
- KASSETT & DansBlok - KNOOPPUNT
- Keenan Mundane
- Lucid Dreaming & Le Palace - Short movies with performance
- Marijn Ottenhof - We will not be missed
- New European Ensemble
- Plastic Persoon
- RELNACHT - ENFORCEMENTS
- smother
- Studio Paul & Haiko - Desire Has No History
- Exit Comfortzone!
- Greig Burgoyne
- Karolina Rupp - Concealing
- Lola Bezemer
- Maja Zeco - Defend and Protect
- Toni Brell
- Cyn Micheli - THIS PLEASURE IS A SHAPESHIFTER AND I CANNOT STOP IT
- Saeira
- Sencity Sense System x Joost van Bellen - Can you feel it?
- Uzi Freyja
- Mireille Tap - Buddy Treatment
- Samantha Nye - Daddy
- Mees Elias van Zanten & Lucas Braak - Ik wil een piemel | Nieuwe Vide
- No More
- Poetry Circle
- MALOU
- Dries Verhoeven - Songs for Thomas Piketty
- DREK MANOR
- Exhibition: HER
- Martyna Pekala
- Jongfem - Art in Turbulent Times | Nieuwe Vide
- Doppelgang & Bas Slop
February 5 & 6, 2027

Extraordinary performances in unexpected places

Boring Festival takes you on a multidisciplinary journey, presenting art, music, and performances, by new and reformed creators in unique locations throughout Haarlem.

Museums are turned into dance floors, music venues into art spaces, and bodies of all types claim the spotlight.

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