Lidbeer 2025: Belarus’s Iconic Open-Air Festival Returns to Lida on September 13

Popular Belarusian open-air festival Lidbeer returns to the city of Lida on September 13, 2025. The event organizers have already launched ticket sales and announced a packed program that promises to attract over 100,000 guests.

What Awaits Festival Visitors

According to the organizers, Lidbeer 2025 will offer guests numerous entertainment zones, a variety of food courts, and cozy chill-out areas for relaxation. Visitors will be able to enjoy the atmosphere of the “city of craftsmen” and, of course, performances by star artists of various musical genres from different countries. Special attention is drawn to the return of the popular “Open-Air Registry Office” zone, where couples can symbolically formalize their relationship right during the festival. This format has already been loved by guests at past events and will become one of the highlights of the 2025 festival. The climax of the celebration will be a large-scale gala concert on Dozhinochnaya Square. Although the names of the performing artists are still being kept secret, the organizers promise to surprise the audience with stellar musicians.

Tickets and Attendance Conditions

The starting price for tickets to the main stage is 59.95 Belarusian rubles. The first batch of tickets is already available for purchase on the festival’s official website. For those seeking enhanced comfort, a VIP ticket category is provided. Special conditions apply for young guests: children under 12 years old or under 140 cm in height accompanied by an adult may visit the main stage for free. It is important to note that entrance to the festival’s main area will remain free for all visitors. In addition, on the day of Lidbeer, guests will be able to visit the Lida Brewery Museum free of charge and learn more about the region’s brewing history.

Festival History and Significance

Lidbeer is a landmark Belarusian festival traditionally held during the city day celebrations in Lida. The concept of the event is to promote the culture and brewing traditions in the country’s historic brewing center. Lida is considered the beer capital of Belarus, where beer has been brewed continuously since 1876. The festival has a rich history and has become an important part of the region’s cultural life. However, it is worth noting that in 2024 the Lida district authorities decided not to hold the event. Therefore, the return of the festival in 2025 is especially eagerly anticipated by its fans. According to the organizers, the festival gathers over 100,000 guests annually, making it one of the largest cultural events in the country. Lidbeer 2025 promises to be a bright autumn event for residents and guests of Belarus, combining cultural traditions, musical performances, and, of course, the famous Lida beer.