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The festival opens on Thursday, August 27 at 12. You can move freely around Cella Monte during the four festival days, but you will need a ticket to enter the concert area.

The concert area will be accessible on Thursday from 12, Friday from 10, Saturday from 10 and Sunday from 10.

Yes, the festival will have several food points, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

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You can find the festival timetable on the SLESH app: open the timetable.

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Yes. Admission is free up to 18 years old. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday there will also be programming designed for younger guests.

The shows are confirmed. Covered areas are available for both the audience and the show area.

Jazz:Re:Found works with SLESH, a cloud software platform for cashless live event design and management.

All users with a valid ticket for the concert areas, or anyone intending to purchase one, must go to the ticket office in Piazza Vallino. The staff will provide an electronic wristband, the only valid tool for accessing the concert areas and paying for goods and services inside them.

At the TopUp points, marked on the map, you can add money to the wristband. For each purchase, simply show the wristband and the operator will deduct the required amount.

At Via Dante Barbano 23, opposite the pharmacy.

You can find transport information based on your chosen vehicle on SLESH: open transport info.

The festival takes place throughout the center of Cella Monte (AL). When you arrive, collect your wristband at the ticket office in Piazza Vallino.

You can find the festival map by downloading the SLESH app. The app includes a section dedicated to the festival areas.

You can find all parking information on the SLESH app, where you can purchase your car or van spot: open parking.

Use the Telegram channel to organize carpooling to and from Cella Monte. Offer or request a ride and meet new people: join the channel.

You cannot bring glass bottles and containers, weapons, fireworks, illegal substances, electrical systems or high-consumption tools.

Alcohol is not allowed in the camping area; the organizers have the right to deny entry and/or confiscate liquor.

Only ECOCERT biodegradable products are allowed in the area. We recommend bringing towels and torches, as they will not be provided by the organization.

For fire safety reasons, campers must not bring flammable objects such as candles, oil lamps or generators. Open fire is forbidden in the camping area.

There will be no electricity connections on site. The water is drinkable. The organizers are not responsible for stolen or lost belongings, nor for injuries or medical issues suffered on site.

We ask everyone to respect the location and help keep the camping area clean by using the waste and recycling bins provided.

To ensure the highest level of safety and allow everyone to enjoy each evening peacefully, an entrance area will be created and access will be granted after showing a ticket.

Bags and backpacks will be individually inspected at the festival entrance and unsuitable material cannot be brought inside. For safety reasons, there will be no storage for backpacks, bags, helmets or other personal belongings.

It is forbidden to bring spray cans, stadium horns, weapons, explosive material, pyrotechnics, smoke bombs, signal rockets, stones, chains, knives or other sharp objects.

It is forbidden to bring narcotic substances, poisons, harmful substances, flammable material, alcoholic beverages, food, cans, glass bottles, metal bottles or plastic bottles larger than 0.5 l. Only water bottles no larger than 0.5 l without caps are allowed.

It is forbidden to enter or remain while drunk or under the influence of narcotic substances, and to bring umbrellas and poles, pens and laser pointers, drones, audio/video recording equipment, professional or semi-professional cameras and video cameras, bicycles, skateboards, skates, overboards and any other offensive objects.

It is forbidden to display material that blocks visibility or emergency routes, carry out unauthorized commercial activities, act aggressively, damage structures, climb on railings or remain on access and exit routes.

Anyone visibly drunk and/or altered, or for any other legitimate reason, may be denied entry to the festival even with a valid ticket. Anyone disturbing the event will be removed.

For any information, write to customer@jazzrefound.it or contact us on social channels. During the festival, you can ask the Jazz:Re:Found staff.

No, there is no 3-day pass. To attend three festival days, we recommend purchasing the 4-day pass or combining a single-day ticket with the 2-day combo, depending on which option best suits your needs.

Admission is free for anyone under 18, provided they are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

No. This is a festival rather than a standalone concert, so there are no reduced or partial rates for attending a single artist's performance. The daily ticket covers the entire program for that day.

The main concerts begin at around 20:00, with headliners at approximately 20:30, so an evening-only admission would still cost the same as a daily ticket. The only concession is free admission for accompanied minors under 18. Free accreditation is reserved exclusively for minors and does not apply to adults, including in special personal circumstances.

Line-up changes are announced through the official channels, particularly the festival's Instagram page, as soon as they are available.

Anyone who purchased a ticket for a specific day because of an artist who was later removed from the program may keep the ticket and use it on one of the compatible days, according to festival policy, or request a refund directly through DICE. Cancelled artists are generally replaced by other acts in the program.

The €60 price covers a pitch for two festival days, such as Friday and Saturday, and includes only the space for one 2-person tent. Festival admission is not included and must be purchased separately.

The pass does not include a tent, which participants must bring themselves. It is valid for the entire festival, up to a maximum of 4 nights for 4 people.

Each purchase provides one pitch where 1 or 2 tents can be set up for a maximum of 4 people in total. The camping area has a dedicated reception, toilets and showers. Daily camping passes are not available.

Yes. You can add the corresponding camping ticket to the pass you have already purchased, for example “Camping 2PAX/2DAYS Fri/Sat”. Larger groups must purchase additional camping tickets to ensure there is enough space for everyone.

The relevant package is “Camping 2PAX/2DAYS Fri/Sat”, which covers the two nights of Friday and Saturday.

Yes, the specific “Camping 2PAX/2DAYS Fri/Sat” package is available for those who want to stay between Friday and Saturday.

No, the available packages do not cover one person or a single day. You can still purchase the 2-person package and, if you wish, share the cost with someone else.

No, the festival does not provide a platform or system for connecting purchasers. Any matching must be arranged independently, for example through social media or the festival community groups.

There are no shuttle services every evening after the shows. If you have not booked accommodation yet, you can consider the “Salewa Light Glamping” tent: you will stay in the festival's glamping area and keep the tent after the event.

Alternatively, you can purchase the basic camping package, which allows you to remain within the festival area without needing to travel at night.

No, parking must be purchased separately. It is available among the additional services sold through SLESH.

Camper parking spaces can be purchased through the festival services section on SLESH, the same platform used for the other parking options.

The festival does not have an official equipped bicycle parking area. There are posts in the village where bicycles can be secured with a lock, but owners remain responsible for them. Festival security coverage applies only to the concert areas, while the rest of the village is a public area open to everyone.

No, there are no lockers or secure, protected areas for storing valuables.

Yes, parking spaces close to the venue are reserved for blue badge holders. Anyone with limited mobility who does not have a blue badge can request assistance by writing to customer@jazzrefound.it.

In accordance with the standard policy for national events, the person with a disability purchases a full-price ticket, while their companion is entitled to free admission. The same policy applies to quiet camping: the companion can receive the corresponding pass free of charge.

Yes. We recommend travelling to Vercelli, where daily shuttle buses depart for the festival.

There is no direct connection from Casale Monferrato. We recommend travelling to Vercelli, where daily shuttle buses depart.

You can arrange private transport for your evening return journey. Some useful contacts:

• Taxi Vercelli: 0161 257722
• Private transport service
• Private service: Cursio NCC · +39 392 136 44 41 · www.cursioncc.com

Yes, a self-organized Telegram carpooling group is available where you can coordinate with other festivalgoers: join the JZRF Carpooling group.