Fluctuations - Az Áramló Fesztivál
Join Fluctuations - The Flow Festival in Budapest on 14 September!
This unique international project is a series of festivals travelling along trans-European rivers, connecting participants through art, music and civic programmes, and creating opportunities for shared reflection on our future, our society and our environment.
Lille → Brussels → Utrecht → Budapest
What is Fluctuations?
Fluctuations is more than a festival; it's a journey into the future, which we call Flutopia. Flutopia is not a perfect, unattainable utopia, but a real, tangible initiative. Our goal is to work together, across borders, to build a new, more sustainable and just society.

Schedule
PROGRAM
💧 DUCK STAIRS
14:00-15:00 - Valyo: DIY Danube Bath - Pool Party
14:00-18:00 - KözSzín: Heads or Tails? - Decision Experience Simulator
🎤 PODIUM
14:00-15:30 - BAGázs Public Benefit Society: Are you in or out?
15:30-16:30 - Gábor Karátson Circle (Ecopolitics).
16:30-18:00 - TASZ & European Alternatives: Budapest Water-io - community forum
🌊 FREE STAGE
14:00-16:00 - Responsible Gastronomy Foundation: the food of the future
16:30-17:30 - We won't tell! -Friday - 5:30pm - 5:30pm - No - 5:30pm - Conceptual music reading night
💚 CIVIL PART
14:00-16:00 - zsrillanka designs: TRANSZPARENS - banner making
14:00-18:00 - Extentproject - recycled bag making
16:00-18:00 - Colourful Noise collective: Urban Noise - community art workshop
15:00-18:00 - Community Vegan BBQ
👤 BLACK SPACE
16:00-22:00 - Ferenc Szabó: Black Square - sound installation
🏡 VISITING ORGANISATIONS 14:00-18:00
BAGázs Public Benefit Association, Budapest Pride, Greenie, Subjective Values Foundation, WWF Hungary
🎶 FLUTOPIA STAGE / CONCERTS
18:00-18:50 - Hegedűs Józsi and the Wildflower Band
19:15-20:15 - Barkóczi Noémi
20:45-21:55 - Duckshell
💃 AFTER: Zseberdő Feszt // Auróra Klímakert 5th birthday
From 22:30 Bees and Worms concert at Auróra
Turbina Cultural Center
Turbina Cultural Center houses an ever-growing set of musical and art events in the heart of the 8th district.



















