MARÉ is the Atlantic music and arts festival that was born in 2020 with the main objective of creating cultural connections between Compostela and the world. Through an intercultural dialogue, it seeks to make the city visible and encourage collaborations between local and international artists. In addition, it promotes social activism, highlighting inclusion, feminism, sexual diversity and respect for local communities and environmental sustainability. Integration with life and with the inhabitants of Compostela is fundamental, approaching the heritage carefully and rejecting the culture of macro-aphorisms. It especially values ​​local culture, establishing ties with the emblematic musical communities of the city.

Contact: mare@mare.gal Press: rbello@lasdos.es

The Festival is held from September 25 to 29, 2024 in different spaces in the city of Santiago de Compostela.

Additions to the lineup and other festival news are announced on this website and on our Instagram and Facebook profiles.

• Main Theater
• Capitol Room
• Riquela Club.
• Casa das Crechas.
• University Church.
• Plaza de Mazarelos.
• City streets

The program consists of concerts and activities, some free and others with admission. People who purchase the ABONO MAREANTE (limited units) will have access to all paid content. Once these passes are sold out, individual tickets will be released for each of the paid concerts and activities on the schedule.

All tickets for the MARÉ Festival concerts can be purchased through our website: mare.gal/entradas .

If you do not receive your tickets for the MARÉ Festival, you can request their resend on the ticket sales website or you can contact the festival’s customer service via the email mare@mare.gal .

According to the health regulations in force today, it is not necessary to carry out any procedures or register the names of the attendees.

The time of your concert is indicated both on our website and on the tickets you purchase. The indicated time is the start of the concert and you must arrive in advance. The opening time of each concert is indicated on our website and at the entrance itself.

If you have reduced mobility and wish to attend the MARÉ Festival, there is a quota of tickets reserved for people with reduced mobility at each festival venue. It is recommended to contact the festival for more details on specific needs, via the mail mare@mare.gal .

In this 2024 edition, we take another step to improve as an accessible festival. Both in the concerts in the Capitol Hall and in the Main Theater there will be vibrating backpacks for free use for those who request them there. We will have an information station for auditory accessibility with a sign language interpreter.

Based on the new interpretation of the Law of Public Shows and Recreational Activities of Galicia, it is not necessary to carry the authorizations for minors in the access control of the event. Nor will it be essential for children under 16 to be accompanied by a responsible adult.

In all cases, remember that you must attend the event with a valid ticket.

If your concert undergoes any changes, you will receive detailed information on how to proceed according to the type of change. It is recommended to check the festival website and your email for the latest updates.

In case of postponement or suspension due to force majeure, the organization will contact you via email to determine the options or measures to be taken in each case.

Cameras, video cameras and/or professional recorders may not be brought into the premises where the festival is held except with press or video accreditation. Get more information on how to get accredited via mare@mare.gal .

It is not allowed to bring drink or food into any of the spaces where the festival is held, as these are closed areas that have their own regulations.

Only in activities held in open spaces and outdoors (for example, in Mazarelos Square) will it be possible to access with food and drink. The site will have recycling bins.

Being celebrated in different locations, each of them has its own characteristics. Below we detail the services that each space can offer:

• Auditorio de Galicia: Drinks and food at Cafetería Lasso (inside the Auditorium itself).
• Main Theatre: No food or drink is offered.
• Capitol Room: Drink offer.
• Club Riquela: Food and drink offer.
• Casa das Crechas: Drink offer.
• Plaza de Mazarelos: Drink offer.
• University Church (Praza de Mazarelos): neither food nor drink is offered.
• City streets: Neither food nor drink is offered.

You can locate all the spaces where concerts and activities of the MARÉ Festival are held on this map:

We recommend some of the parking lots closest to the venues where the Festival is held, most of them very close to each other:

• Belvís
  • 6 minutes approx. from Sala Riquela and Plaza de Mazarelos.
  • 8 minutes approx. of the Sala Capitol, the Main Theater and the Casa das Crechas.

• San Clemente
  • 6 minutes approx. from the Teatro Principal, Sala Capitol, Sala Riquela, Plaza de Mazarelos or Casa das Crechas.

• Plaza Galicia
  • 2 minutes approx. from Mazarelos Square and the Capitol Room.
  • 4 minutes approx. of the Main Theater.
  • 6 minutes approx. from Sala Riquela.
  • 8 minutes approx. from Casa das Crechas.

In the case of the Galicia Auditorium , it has its own parking, both outside the building and in the underground floor. The area is less central, so it is usually easier to find parking spaces.

Pets will only be allowed in outdoor activities, in this case, concerts in Mazarelos Square and other activities that take place in the street.

Urban buses: the network connects both the city and nearby towns; the price of the individual ticket is €1. You can check the lines and routes in this link.

Taxis: is another option to get to the historic center of the city from your accommodation. We leave you websites and telephone numbers below:

• Radio Taxi Compostela .
• TeleTaxi Compostela .
• Taxi Travel SCQ .

Every year we try to offer some activities aimed specifically at the family audience.

At the MARÉ Festival, we do NOT tolerate any type of physical, sexual, psychological or verbal harassment or aggression, as well as any indexed behavior that may generate intimidation, offense, humiliation or hostility within the framework of the Festival’s activity.

If you experience any form of harassment, please report it to a member of our team or via the Festival’s helpline (646 370 978).