Futura has been a leading science media for over 25 years. Every day, it explores and explains science, technology and space for millions of curious readers, both on its website and on social media.

This partnership with ESA, CNES and Cercle Festival is based on a shared conviction: space is, above all, a human adventure of exploration, fueling both imagination and knowledge.

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At the helm of 18 restaurants, Juan has established himself as a key figure in a convivial, accessible cuisine centered around sharing. Present at the first two editions of the Cercle Festival in 2022 and 2024, he is once again taking on the role of Food Curator for the 2026 edition, with the ambition of creating a seamless bridge between gastronomy and electronic music. This partnership was born from a shared passion for innovation and a desire to offer a culinary experience as refined as the festival’s musical journey.

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Synology is a global leader in data storage, management, and protection solutions. Committed to transforming how organisations handle their data, Synology delivers innovative and reliable technologies designed to meet the growing demands of today’s digital world.

This partnership with Cercle Festival naturally reflects a shared commitment to innovation, high standards, and excellence. Through this collaboration, Synology provides secure, high-performance solutions that help capture and deliver extraordinary moments where music, visuals, and technology come together in perfect harmony.

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Founded in 2008, Konbini has become a leading media platform shaping today’s cultural conversation.

Blending pop culture, entertainment and social issues, its mission is to offer younger generations content that reflects their diversity, values and creativity. Seen as a cultural reference by young audiences, Konbini stands out through its distinctive editorial formats and its ability to capture cultural shifts as they happen.

Alongside Cercle Festival, Konbini extends this approach by showcasing the moments that bring the music scene to life and those who experience it.

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Maison Perrier® is a brand of aromatic sparkling drinks, designed to invite you to enjoy moments of refreshment at any time of day. A subtle experience that awakens the senses and adds a touch of lightness to every moment.

Maison Perrier has teamed up with Cercle Festival to offer a unique experience in an exceptional venue. This partnership came about naturally, driven by a shared vision and values: boldness, creativity and sharing, with the aim of creating memorable, immersive and vibrant moments together.

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The Pow’Her association runs the Pow’Her Welcome and Support Centre, the first centre in France dedicated to providing daytime support, guidance, and counselling for girls and young women who are victims of gender-based and sexual violence.

Its team (specialist educators, psychologists, lawyers, marriage and family counsellor, coaches, etc.) works in Bagnolet to support girls and young women from Paris and Seine-Saint-Denis, helping them to protect themselves, rebuild their lives and look forward to a fulfilling future, free from violence.

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Soul Water is a premium natural mineral water brand created to support moments of presence, connection, and conscious living. Packaged in 100% recycled and eternally recyclable aluminium, the brand replaces single-use plastic in cultural spaces where intention, design, and responsibility matter. Their focus is simple: high-quality hydration that respects both people and the planet, without disrupting the experience.

This partnership with Cercle Festival feels instinctive, following a connection at Cercle Odyssey in 2025. Together, we celebrate a future where music, sustainability, and human connection coexist naturally, leaving memories behind, not waste.

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El Tony Mate is a natural mate-based energy drink, designed to keep pace with everyday life by providing gentle, steady and long-lasting energy. Born from the fusion of South American culture and a contemporary European sensibility, the brand offers a simple, consistent and unpretentious alternative.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to the quality of the experience. Every detail counts, helping to create a harmonious experience that supports and enhances both the artists and the audience.

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Fritz-kola is an independent kola brand from Hamburg, founded in 2003 with the ambition to challenge conventions in the beverage industry. Without compromising on the recipe, the brand was created to offer an alternative, in terms of both taste, attitude and commitments.

At the heart of this partnership lies a cultural commitment: to celebrate together the skills and experiences that bring us all closer.

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Since 1936, Minuty has been, above all, the story of a family built on passion and values. A genuine desire to pass on unique artisanal expertise with the utmost respect for the land.

By partnering with the Cercle Festival 2026, Minuty is reaffirming its vision of celebrating creativity, emotion and a sense of community by creating authentic shared experiences.

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Brasserie Barge is a craft brewery committed to local production, operating 60 km from the festival site to prioritize short supply chains and optimized logistics.

This partnership reflects a shared commitment to offering a responsible festival experience, in harmony with the environment that hosts it. Installing on-site tap systems helps to minimise transport and reduce the resources required to serve beer.

Through this collaboration, Cercle Festival and Brasserie Barge are supporting local production and a more sustainable approach to service while offering a range of craft beers tailored to festival-goers.

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Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte is a unique brand that has democratized champagne by developing a cooperative and solidarity-based model.

Freshness, finesse and precision illustrate the style of their wines. Champagne Nicolas Feuillatte and Cercle Festival have joined forces in a heavenly universe where the airy bubbles of champagne mingle with music to offer an aromatic experience full of effervescence.

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GRDF and Sigeif are joining forces to support the energy transition in Île-de-France.As a major player in gas distribution in France, GRDF operates over 207,000 km of networks and is committed to supporting local authorities in their energy transition, including green gas.

Sigeif, public service for gas, electricity and local energy in Île-de-France, brings together 193 local authorities and supports their energy projects: anaerobic digestion, solar power, renewable heat, sustainable mobility and energy efficiency solutions.

This partnership embodies a shared conviction: a cultural event can act as a driver for responsible practices. Together, GRDF, Sigeif and Cercle Festival are giving food waste a new purpose by turning it into green gas. Thanks to an improved system for sorting bio-waste in the food court, both festival-goers and restaurateurs are playing a full part in this virtuous initiative.

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A testament to the origins of our Earth or the universe’s beauty, meteorites have always fascinated and intrigued people. In their secret laboratory, Spacefox allows you to experience this fascination through jewellery designed and crafted in France, incorporating real fragments of extraterrestrial rocks from all corners of our universe, certified and authenticated. Driven by a bold vision and a passion for unique experiences, Spacefox joins Cercle Festival, where music meets technology and where worlds merge to create truly special moments. Whether you’re an explorer of celestial mysteries or a lover of unique objects, Spacefox invites you to discover a world where the remarkable and exploration become reality.

WeRoad is Europe’s largest travel community, offering small-group adventure trips (5 to 15 people) to over 140 destinations. Created to bring people together through travel, WeRoad places experience, emotion and shared moments at the heart of every trip.

This approach reflects Cercle’s vision: to offer experiences in exceptional venues to create lasting memories.

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Uber is a technology company that enables 2.5 million users in France to get around reliably, safely and affordably, 24/7. By connecting passengers and drivers in over 50 French cities, their platform simplifies urban mobility. The partnership with Cercle Festival is a natural extension of this approach.

By ensuring smooth and safe journeys to the iconic National Air & Space Museum of France, Uber enables festival-goers to enjoy the full Cercle Festival 2026 experience.

New Uber users can enjoy a €10 discount on their next ride with the code WELCOMECERCLE26.

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Depuis 1936, Minuty, c’est avant tout l'histoire d'une famille faite de passion et de valeurs. Une véritable volonté de transmettre un savoir-faire artisanal unique dans le profond respect de la terre. Les valeurs de la Maison font échos à celles du festival : passion, exigence et innovation.

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Ce partenariat avec le Cercle Festival s’inscrit dans une volonté commune de célébrer la créativité, l’émotion et la convivialité. Comme la musique, Minuty cherche à rassembler et à faire vivre des expériences authentiques, ancrées dans l’émotion et le partage.

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En associant ses valeurs à celles du festival, passion, exigence et innovation, Minuty affirme sa vision d’une culture où l’humain et l’art dialoguent harmonieusement, au service d’un moment collectif et inspirant.

For over 100 years, the National Air & Space Museum of France has been bringing to life a universal dream: rising up and exploring new horizons. Located at Paris-Le Bourget Airport, a site rich in history, it tells the story of this adventure through an exceptional collection.

As a partner from the very beginning, the museum will host the third edition of Cercle Festival in 2026. By inviting a new generation of explorers to experience the thrill of standing at the foot of Ariane rockets, beneath the delta wings of the Concorde or in front of the imposing A380, the institution transforms its heritage into a stage for unique sensory experiences.

By combining the heritage of aeronautics and space exploration with cutting-edge electronic music, this partnership offers a timeless journey where technology meets the emotional power of sound, allowing everyone to lift off towards new horizons for a weekend.

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The European Space Agency (ESA) is Europe's gateway to space. ESA is an intergovernmental organisation created in 1975, whose mission is to develop Europe’s space capabilities and ensure that investment in space benefits European citizens and the world at large. By coordinating the financial and intellectual resources of its 23 member states, the ESA can undertake programmes and activities that go far beyond the scope of any single European country. Specifically, it works with the EU on the implementation of the Galileo and Copernicus programmes, and with Eumetsat on the development of meteorological missions.

ESA’s involvement offers festival-goers a unique insight into solar system exploration and space innovation in Europe.

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CNES (Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales) is the public institution responsible for advising the Government on French space policy and implementing it within Europe. It designs and launches satellites and develops the space systems of the future.

The CNES’s presence at the festival will give festival-goers a first-hand experience of the space adventure, with a focus on solar system exploration and human spaceflight.

During the space race, artists such as David Bowie and Pink Floyd drew inspiration from space travel and the mysteries of the universe. Gradually, space became not only a source of musical and visual inspiration, but also a symbol of pushing boundaries. By the late 1980s, this connection had grown particularly strong with electronic music. Its digital textures and sound effects paved the way for futuristic atmospheres, evoking the immensity of the cosmos and interstellar travel.

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