The DroneArt Show arrives for the first time in Strasbourg with a simple promise: to turn the sky into a living work of art. For just two evenings, the Hippodrome of Strasbourg-Hoerdt transforms into an open-air theater. As night falls, thousands of candles create an almost unreal ambiance while a string quartet plays the first notes of the Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi. And there, the magic happens.
When Drones Dance with the Music
Hundreds of drones rise into the sky and enter...
on stage like true artists. Perfectly synchronized, they create moving light forms that evolve with the rhythm of the music. Flowery spring, airy summer, swirling autumn, icy winter… each season comes to life in a mesmerizing visual choreography. Here, forget about traditional fireworks: the show is fluid, poetic, and above all, completely connected to the musical emotion..
Not only is it a visual feast, but the DroneArt Show is redefining the rules of live performance. Thanks to impressive technological precision, the drones perform three-dimensional figures seamlessly, creating a true ballet in the sky. While one fleet recharges, another takes over, ensuring a continuous and perfectly orchestrated show. The result? A total immersion, where the audience is swept away by sound and light.
An immersive experience between art and technology
More than just a light and music show, this is a truly unique moment to share together. Families, couples, and groups of friends all gaze skyward, captivated by this one-of-a-kind sensory experience. Even those who aren't big fans of classical music find themselves drawn in. Watching a snippet from Swan Lake come to life above your head is definitely more exciting than a regular concert...
With its vibrant cultural scene, Strasbourg presents a new, colorful event that proves to be a perfect backdrop for this next-generation show. Tickets are flying off the shelves already, proving that the event is as intriguing as it is fascinating. One thing is for sure: this weekend, looking up at the sky will definitely be a brilliant idea to see the city shine even brighter.
Hippodrome de Strasbourg-Hoerdt, 97 rue du Cheval Noir - Hœrdt
Friday, May 29 and Saturday, May 30, 2026, at 10 PM
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