INOTA Festival's 2026 edition comes to an end today at the former Inota Thermal Power Plant. Alongside Ben Klock, MARRØN, D.Dan, Sandwell District, Extrawelt, Loscil, Cormac and numerous other international and Hungarian acts, the four-day programme also featured an extensive light-art programme.
According to INOTA's official schedule, the musical events run until Sunday late morning. The festival operated a dedicated transport system: a night-time Volán bus connected the power plant to Székesfehérvár, from where further rail connections to Budapest are available.
The event's business speciality is that the venue itself is one of the brand's strongest elements. Music, lighting technology, cultural tourism and transport services together turn a disused industrial property into a hard-to-replicate festival product.
Summary
From 27 to 30 August, INOTA transformed the former Inota Thermal Power Plant into an electronic music and light-art venue. The programme runs until Sunday late morning, after which the campsite empties out.
