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There is a festival in Góis where even deaf people will be able to "feel" the music

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 07:39

The Chronosphere arts and electronic music festival will take place in Góis between September 18 and 20. The event promises to be an inclusive experience, allowing deaf people to also participate and "feel" the music through accessible means.

The festival takes place in the village of Góis, located in Portugal, and presents itself as an event dedicated to arts and electronic music. This particular edition takes place in September, covering a complete weekend of activities.

Accessibility is one of Chronosphere's priorities, with particular attention to people with hearing impairments. The article indicates that the festival has developed ways to allow deaf audiences to experience the music, although the specific details on how this will be implemented have not been fully specified in the available excerpt.

Why this matters

Readers in the Góis region now have access to a three-day cultural event with a pioneering inclusive approach, where accessibility for deaf people has been integrated into the musical experience, something rare in electronic music festivals in Portugal.

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