The approach developed by Renny and Leon Ramakers for CAN REON combines innovative design, the visual richness of the arts, and the emotional power of music, creating a space where the senses are stimulated on multiple levels.
This vision reflects a deep understanding of how art and music can transform everyday experiences into something extraordinary.
This philosophy comes to life through two standout annual events: the CAN REON Festival and the CAN REON Jazz Concerts.
Now in its third edition, the CAN REON Festival has quickly established itself as a key event on the cultural calendar, blending contemporary music, dance, and visual arts with the rich traditions of wine and gastronomy. This unique event offers an immersive experience designed to captivate all the senses.
Under the creative direction of Renny Ramakers, the festival features interactive installations, cutting-edge artworks, and exhibitions that capture the pulse of contemporary art. Her vision transforms the festival space into a vibrant meeting point for creativity and artistic exploration.
The music program, carefully curated with the support of a local team of contemporary music experts—Pep Mula, Pau Josa, and Xavier Maristany—delivers a cutting-edge, eclectic experience.
The lineup, consisting of emerging artists who challenge conventions, goes beyond traditional genres and avoids standard styles, taking the audience on an unclassifiable and unique sonic journey.
Held entirely outdoors, the festival takes place in an intimate, natural setting that creates an unparalleled atmosphere. With a limited capacity of just 400 attendees, guests enjoy a close and immersive experience. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, they can savor fine wines and exquisite culinary creations that enhance the connection between art, nature, and the senses.
The jazz concerts at CAN REON offer a more intimate yet equally vibrant experience. These events stand out for their exceptional artistic quality, giving the audience the opportunity to enjoy performances by renowned jazz musicians in a special and unconventional setting.
