Sokil Fest in Vinnytsia is a three-day open-air festival that will take place August 7–9, 2026 at Zgar Event Park near the village of Mizyakiv in the Vinnytsia region. If you want to do more than just "go to a concert," and spend a day in a festival rhythm with electronic music, live performances, stand-up comedy, and family activities, this is the format to look out for.
The first two days of the festival focus on the international electronic scene with DJs from Germany, while the final day is announced as Family Day — with entertainment, activities, and Ukrainian artists. The atmosphere allows you to choose your pace: either dive into a night rave or come more calmly and spend time with the whole family.
About the Event
Sokil Fest is positioned as a large summer open-air event in nature, which for the first time brings together Vinnytsia for several days of music and leisure. The event is held at Zgar Event Park — a venue in the Vinnytsia region, which is tied to the main festival location. In open advertisements and ticket services, the event is specifically listed as a festival on August 7–9, so this is not a single concert, but a full-fledged multi-day format.
What’s important for planning: on some services, the event is indicated as running from 3:00 PM to 11:59 PM, while on others — from 2:00 PM to 12:00 AM. This means that on the day of the festival, you should plan not for a short evening visit, but for a whole festival day, especially if you want to catch both the music and additional activities.
Theme and Mood
At the center of the festival is electronic music, DJ sets, live performances, and a separate day for family recreation. According to the announced schedules, August 7 and 8 focus on the international electronic scene, while August 9 emphasizes a warmer, "family" atmosphere with Ukrainian artists and leisure activities for various age groups.
In plain language, this event is for those who love summer festivals without excessive formality: during the day — space and nature, in the evening — music, lights, and the feeling that the day doesn’t end too early. That’s why Sokil Fest can appeal to groups of friends, couples, and those who want to combine outdoor relaxation with a concert program.
Lineup
Among the announced artists are Marc DePulse, Daniel Neuland, Bondi, as well as Ukrainian performers, including NAZVA, Tember Blanche, ODYSSAY, and Artur Chumachenko. The programs also mention stand-up performances and a fire show, so the festival is conceived not only as a musical event but also as a multi-genre open-air.
There is no mention of a director, conductor, or classical orchestra in open sources for this event, as it is not a theatrical production, but a festival. Visually and in format, Sokil Fest resembles a modern summer venue with several types of entertainment rather than a concert in the usual club sense.
Getting There, Duration, and Breaks
The festival location is Zgar Event Park in the Vinnytsia region, near the village of Mizyakiv; this is how the venue is named in ticket and advertisement services. The officially listed address in the inquiry is Vinnytsia, Zodchykiv Street, 32, but found advertisements for Sokil Fest lead specifically to Zgar Event Park in Mizyakiv, so it’s worth checking where exactly your ticket and navigation are directed before the trip.
The duration of the event in advertisements is from a daytime start to an evening finish, meaning it’s a format for several hours, not just one performance session. There is no information about breaks as separate theatrical pauses, as the festival operates as an open-air with a continuous program and changing performance blocks.
Prices and Audience
In open sources, tickets for Sokil Fest are mentioned starting from 1300 UAH for a one-day entry, as well as 3000 UAH for a pass for all three days; in some publications, a VIP category is also mentioned for 5000 UAH. At the same time, prices across different sales channels may vary depending on the stage of sales, so it’s safer to rely on the current ticket pricing rather than one figure from the announcement.
In format, this is a good option for a group of friends, for a couple who loves music and outdoor outings, and for a family, especially if attending on Family Day. However, if you don’t enjoy loud open-air events, nighttime programs, and crowded venues, one of the days may seem too intense; yet the daytime family format, according to the program, should be significantly calmer.
Tips for Attendees
It’s better to arrive at the festival not at the last minute, but with some time to spare: a daytime start means queues at the entrance, travel to the location, and time to get settled at the venue. For an open-air of this type, the most comfortable clothing is light and practical, and it’s better to choose footwear in which you can comfortably spend several hours on your feet. This is not the case where you should only plan to "drop by for an hour."
If you plan to spend the whole day there, consider dinner inside the festival: at such events, it’s most pleasant to leave space for music rather than running around looking for a quick snack. Would you choose an evening electronic set or a more relaxed Family Day with nature and Ukrainian performances?
