At Chronosphere, the forest is more than just a setting, it’s the heart of the festival, where music, art, and culture come alive. Portugal has faced devastating wildfires in recent years, many caused by human activity, and the impact on our landscapes, wildlife, and communities has been profound. Chronosphere exists not only to celebrate life, but also to give back, to safeguard the forest that hosts our festival.

Chronosphere was born with one simple idea: festivals should feel good for everyone. Not just some people. Not just in a checklist way. Everyone. That includes people on the autism spectrum, people with ADHD, anyone with sensory sensitivities, anxiety, or other differences that often go unnoticed.dri

Chronosphere unfolds across three simultaneous eras.
They are not stages, schedules, or routes, they are states of being.
Each person chooses when to enter, when to remain, and when to transition.

Time is not just something we measure. It is something we feel.

Chronosphere was born from a simple idea: when music takes over, time disappears. Hours vanish, moments expand, and memories are made, not on clocks, but in people.