Earthdance Switzerland
Zürich | 19-20 Sep 2026
After more than a quarter of a century, Earthdance Switzerland returns to Zürich! On Saturday, September 19, 2026, the Zinkbad club will host a night full of music, art, connection, and solidarity under the theme "The Heart & Beat of Humanity." With two dancefloors—a powerful Psytrance/Progressive Mainfloor and a deep, hypnotic Technostübli—the event brings together top-class artists and DJs. True to its roots, Earthdance Switzerland donates 100% of the event’s proceeds. This year, all funds will go to Helfen mit Herz, supporting children's projects in Switzerland and Nepal.
About Earthdance: Founded in 1997, Earthdance is the world’s largest synchronized music and dance festival for peace. For over 25 years, the organization has set the standard for conscious, transformational gatherings by bridging music culture with peacemaking. Aligning its mission with the UN International Day of Peace, Earthdance communities across the globe unite to support local charities and promote sustainability. The pinnacle of every Earthdance festival is the synchronized "Global Prayer for Peace"—a profound moment of deep reflection where participants in over 65 countries join together simultaneously in a powerful affirmation of peace and unity.
Programme:
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19.09.2026 – 20.09.2026: Electronic music charity event across two floors (Psytrance/Progressive & Deep Techno). Doors open on Saturday at 20:00 (8:00 PM) until Sunday 15:30 (3:30 PM). (Age 18+, or 15-17 accompanied by an adult).
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Synchronized Global Prayer for Peace: A profound moment of reflection, uniting thousands across the globe on the dancefloor.
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For tickets, line-up, and more information, please visit: www.earthdance.ch | Charity Beneficiary: Helfen mit Herz / Verein Earthdance Schweiz
Disclaimer:
This event is organized by Verein Earthdance Schweiz as part of the Earthdance global network. Through a partnership with Earthdance, Live Peace proudly features this event to amplify the shared message of global peace and unity.
