20.06. Frederiksberg

Welcome to Stella Polaris in Frederiksberg Garden on June 20, 2026! We look forward to seeing you for a fantastic day filled with music and good vibes. We hope you have a fantastic day at Stella Polaris!

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Velkommen til Stella Polaris i Frederiksberg Have den 20. Juni 2026! Vi glæder os til at se jer til en fantastisk dag fyldt med musik og god stemning. Vi håber, I får en fantastisk dag til Stella Polaris!

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Saturday, 20 June 2026
12:00 – 21:00

Address:
Frederiksberg Runddel
2000 Frederiksberg

There will be a wide selection of food stalls and bars where you can buy various delicious dishes and drinks. For a whole day of pure chill-out, we will have your breakfast, lunch and dinner covered!

We will publish more information about this, as soon as we can.

There will be toilets set up in several places in the park.

• It will be possible to park bicycles at the designated bicycle parking areas. Please be considerate when parking, especially regarding fire lanes and passages for everyone.
• Please follow the instructions from our staff and security guards.
• Remember to bring sunscreen.
• We encourage you to use the trash cans provided and help keep the park clean.

As always, we have fresh designs in our merchandise stall, as well as a selection of great vinyls and CDs at good prices. Stop by and get dressed!

The very first Stella Polaris event took place in 1997 in Vennelyst Parken in Århus, the second biggest city in Denmark. The idea was born at the end of a long club night and realized two weeks later with a modest setup that attracted around 400 people. During the next couple of years, the event grew in size with 5000 – 7000 people attending each time, and in 2001, the festival was introduced in Copenhagen. Since then, Stella Polaris has taken place in Aalborg, Odense, Esbjerg, Sønderborg, Silkeborg and Kolding.

The first event in the capital attracted several thousands, and after two successful events in Frederiksberg Have, the festival moved to Østre Anlæg, the park next to the national gallery, Statens Museum for Kunst, and in 2013, moved back to Frederiksberg Have. In Frederiksberg Have the dj-booth is situated in front of the castle, sending out mellow, slow tempo electronic music across the colorful landscape of private picnics and playful palavers sprawled out on the gentle slopes of the park. Speakers are strewn across the grounds, wrapping their electronic blankets of dubby and jazzy slo-mo sounds round the dark green August trees and the thousands of happy people, sunbathing in the grass, dozing off in bean bags or picnicking on chequered blankets. Everyone is relaxed, pleasantly tipsy or plainly absorbed in music, everything bound together by the trickling and crackling electronic sounds that seem to emerge from the landscape itself.