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NON Music and Wine Festival
‘NON’ Music and Wine Festival at the Sitenrain organic vineyard in Meggen
The ‘NON’ Music Festival is once again inviting visitors to mark the end of summer at the Sitenrain organic vineyard in Meggen on 18 and 19 September 2026. With a diverse line-up, fine wine and a lovingly designed venue, the festival is an insider’s tip for music and wine lovers alike, as well as families.
Since 2011, the ‘NON’ cultural association has been organising the two-day non-profit festival at the Sitenrain organic vineyard. The festival takes place at the end of September – right in the middle of the grape harvest and surrounded by golden autumnal vines. With its family-friendly atmosphere and unique setting, this open-air event has secured a firm place in Lucerne’s cultural landscape.
The stage is set for Swiss acts
The NON Festival sees itself as a platform for Swiss music. A hand-picked line-up has been put together for the small stage – artists who captivate audiences with minimal equipment.
Swiss wine by the glass
The festival takes place at the Sitenrain organic winery, which has been producing organic wine in Meggen for 20 years. Accordingly, wine culture is celebrated at the festival. On Saturday afternoon, visitors can discover the diversity of the German-speaking Swiss wine world. Elia Liberto (GR), Sven Hohl (ZH) and Nora Breitschmid (LU) will be presenting their wines at the wine bar from 4 pm to 8 pm.
Families welcome
Saturday afternoon in particular is a great time for families to meet up. Children can look forward to a wide range of activities and even their very own children’s bar – run by young festival-goers.
Date
- Friday 18 September and Saturday 19 September.
Time
- Friday from 5 pm
- Saturday from 1 pm
Admission
- from CHF 20
More information
Bioweingut Sitenrain
Sitenstrasse 6
6045 Meggen
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