Polaris is a contemporary music festival in Verbier since 2015: international electronic scene, digital art and documentaries.

Where does the Polaris festival take place?

The Polaris festival takes place at the Espace Saint-Marc (since 2025) for the music side, and at the cinema in Verbier for the documentary strand. An off-programme also runs in venues around the village.

How do I get to the Polaris festival?

The Polaris festival is easy to reach by public transport (train, bus, cable car). The Espace Saint-Marc is a few minutes’ walk from the station in Le Châble.

Where can I buy tickets for Polaris?

You can buy your Polaris tickets directly on the festival’s website .

Polaris Festival

Cold outside, bass inside.

Since 2015, Polaris Festival has transformed Verbier into a temporary capital of contemporary music, bringing together in the heart of the Swiss Alps some of the biggest names on the international electronic music scene, iconic artists and emerging talents.

WhatElectro
Music

WhenNovember

WhereEspace Saint-Marc

Born on the slopes of Verbier in 2015, before moving under its iconic dome in 2018, Polaris entered a new chapter in 2025 and now extends its universe to Espace Saint-Marc. A carefully curated international programme, high-fidelity sound, monumental immersive installations, digital art and visual creation come together to create a one-of-a-kind experience, where music, sound, light and image become one.

The experience also extends to the Verbier cinema, with a selection of documentary films, screenings, encounters and discussions with artists, offering audiences another way to discover their world and creative process.

Deeply rooted in Verbier and international in outlook, Polaris explores new ways of experiencing music and contemporary creation in the mountains, establishing Verbier as a meeting place for culture, art and innovation.