Dry toilets

Since 2010, Chassepierre has been using dry toilets.

The festival also provides male and female urinals!

The toilet areas are offered to you on site in different places.

Recycle waste

Waste is sorted and recycled thanks to 70 Eco Zones spread over the site!

Thanks to the Eco-Team, you 'll never look at waste in the same way again. Their enchanting animations will lift your spirits as you wander. They are also responsible for draining the eco-points and raising awareness of selective sorting.

In collaboration with the Province Of Luxembourg, Chassepierre has a recycling table to further sort the plastic, metal items and drinks cartons.

In 2025, the Festival will compost all food waste from the food trucks. Vanheede Environnement will collect the waste and process it in its biomethanisation plant in Quévy (Mons, Belgium).

Even before the Festival begins!

We aim for eco-responsible communication: fewer printouts during the preparation phases and a mindful approach to flyers and posters. Every small action counts.

Reduction of plastic

We are continuing our commitment: we want to reduce plastic bottles. So they are no longer used.

Water will not be put sold at bars. It will be available for free at several locations. Don’t forget your flask!

For other drinks, we are using reusable cups. Thanks to the deposit system, people can take them back after each use. These cups are available from the bars at the Festival!

Sustainable and healthy catering

A market of local producers with around twenty stands, including sweet dishes, savoury dishes and meat-free products. An agreement has been drawn up for all the caterers at the Festival, clearly stipulating that at least 50% of their products must come from the Walloon region.

The source of most products used on the stands must be known and identified by the caterer according to 3 criteria: the name of the producer, the place of production and the method of production. And their waste? Off to the compost heap!

100% of the beers consumed come from breweries located less than 200km from the festival and are also involved in sustainable development!

Soft & alternative mobility

Chassepierre wants to reduce its carbon footprint. We are acting for the environment with our stakeholders. It doesn't replace the reduction but it compliments it whilst we make reductions elsewhere (generators, vehicles, solar panels, etc.).

This year, the festival has decided to offset its carbon footprint by supporting a Natagora project. When you buy your tickets, if you wish, you can also make a donation towards extending the Breuvanne nature reserve (in the Tintigny municipality). The goal is to acquire an extra 24 hectares to provide a larger refuge for common cranes and other species during their migration. This will help preserve this unique ecosystem and support local biodiversity. Natagora will be at the festival throughout if you would like to discuss the project with them.

To help us, please use the train, carpool or come by bicycle! Shuttle buses run from the Marbehan and Florenville train stations. Bike routes are also available to reach Chassepierre. All the info is here.

Accessibility for all

We want the Festival to be accessible to everyone. Find out more about accessibility for people with reduced mobility, sign language interpreted shows and audio description here.

We firmly reject all forms of discrimination and are committed to fighting social inequality. If you witness or experience violence during the Festival, please report to the Red Cross or police stand at the top of the village.

Thanks to our partnership with Article 27, we offer affordable pricing for eligible participants. Find out more here.