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From July 17th to 19th, Nigrán of Pontevedra, Spain, celebrates its flagship summer event, the 19th Nigranjazz, a tribute to jazz and its history. The festival is distinguished by its inclusive spirit, offering free admission so anyone can enjoy the concerts. It also offers vibrating backpacks for the hearing impaired, ensuring a truly universal musical experience. In line with its commitment to sustainability, together with the local brewery Banda, Nigranjazz has been using Re-uz reusable cu...

This 15th anniversary, Cruïlla Festival has taken a decisive step toward sustainability by implementing a Re-uz reusable containers return system at the event's food trucks. With 57,500 Re-uz containers distributed, Cruïlla is positioned among the most sustainable festivals on the Iberian Peninsula, consolidating a realistic and effective approach to the circular economy and waste reduction. Attendees purchased the containers with a €2 deposit, managed through a cashless wristband, and were...

Sunsets filled with live music are back at the Galician City of Culture! Atardecer No Gaiás is a free event for the whole family, held on Thursdays and Fridays during the hottest months of the year. The Cidade da Cultura comes alive at sunset to mark the last hours of light with a wide variety of music, featuring Galician artists on the lineup. With the support of Cervezas Alhambra for this unique experience, reusable Re-uz cups were able to accompany attendees on these unique evenings, avoi...

Vida Festival, the star event of Vilanova i la Geltrú (Spain) that combines music, workshops, talks, exhibitions and shows in the natural environment of Masia d’en Cabanyes. Vida stands out for its firm commitment to sustainability, such as with the VidaBus, which moves more than 5,000 people a day, free routes and parking for bicycles, special night schedules on RENFE trains, etc. One of the main protagonists of its sustainable commitment are the Re-uz reusable cups, an initiative that ha...

The free Italian independent music festival continues to advance and improve with each edition. Thanks to the great work of GES, local businesses in Chiusi, and the volunteers of 150 people, they have created an event with much more than just rock, but also a cultural experience for the whole family. As a sustainable event, they prioritize the distribution of free water and avoid the use of single-use plastics, replacing them with reusable Re-uz cups both this time and in previous editions. La...