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Rencontres de Folklore Internationales de Fribourg (RFI) 2027

Music in Fribourg, 14–22 August 2027.

Rencontres de Folklore Internationales de Fribourg (RFI)
Photo: Guidle Events (Swiss-Activities)

At a glance

Dates
Sat, 14 – Sun, 22 August 2027
Place
Halle omnisports de St-Léonard (shows) and stages in the town centre, Fribourg
Music
Music
Size
about 30’000 visitors
With camping
no
Lineup
to come

In short

The festival reports about 30’000 visitors per edition.

In 2027 it takes place 14–22 August 2027.

Updated 22 October 2026

Lineup 2027

As of 22 October 2026 · Source: rfi.ch · We check the page every day

The 2027 lineup is not out yet. New acts appear here as soon as the organiser names them.

Book your journey

Straight there by public transport, with the tickets right here.

ToFribourg
Travellers
1 adult
  • Usually the best deal

    Saver Day Pass

    from CHF 29 with Half Fare · from CHF 52 without

    One day of unlimited travel across the GA area, valid until 5 am the next day. Staying overnight? Then you need one each for the journey there and back.

    Up to 6 months ahead and limited: on sale for 14 August 2027 from 14 February 2027.

    Book the Saver Day Pass
  • Saver ticket

    up to 70 % cheaper

    Valid on one particular train and limited. The earlier you book, the cheaper it is.

  • Ordinary ticket

    full fare

    Fully flexible, valid all day on any train.

Trains on Sat, 14 August

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Saver Day Pass as on our «SBB day passes» page, as of 22 October 2026. The trains and their prices come live from our timetable.

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Questions and answers

When is Rencontres de Folklore Internationales de Fribourg (RFI) 2027?
14–22 August 2027, in Halle omnisports de St-Léonard (shows) and stages in the town centre, Fribourg.
Who plays at Rencontres de Folklore Internationales de Fribourg (RFI) 2027?
The lineup is not out yet. We check the official site every day.
Is there camping at Rencontres de Folklore Internationales de Fribourg (RFI)?
No, the festival has no campsite of its own.