Tomorrowland has launched an audio-visual VR exhibition

One of the best-known electronic music festivals, Tomorrowland, has launched an audio-visual VR exhibition in Barcelona

The audio-visual exhibition The Great Library of Tomorrow was made in Barcelona by Tomorrowland, one of the biggest electronic festivals in the world. Thanks to VR, visitors will surely have an unforgettable experience.

An electronic music festival since 2005, Tomorrowland is undoubtedly one of the biggest indicators of how the genre changes. Over the years, it has grown into one of the world’s biggest electronic music festivals thanks to its own values and a series of high-quality events. Now, with their latest twist, visitors can experience Tomorrowland’s most compelling stories through an audio-visual experience. On 14 December, Tomorrowland announced the opening of this VR exhibition in Barcelona. The exact address of The Great Library of Tomorrow exhibition is Aribau Immersive Space C/ d’Aribau, 5, 08011, Barcelona, Spain. Tomorrowland also recently unveiled the full lineup for the CORE stage at Zamna Tulum.

The exhibition, which covers 1,000 square meters, can be viewed in a variety of rooms (8 of them). This almost 1-hour “tour” takes visitors through the almost magical musical art of Tomorrowland. In addition to the aforementioned Tomorrowland values and history, there will be a chance to explore the numerous cultures that visit the renowned festival years to years. The event is family-friendly, open to children over 6 years old, and can be an interesting experience for the whole family. The Great Library of Tomorrow will be open from December until March 2024. Tickets or more information about the art exhibition can be found on The Great Library of Tomorrow or on the official Tomorrowland website.

The 8 rooms:

1. About Tomorrowland
2. The Four Elements
3. Connection between Cultures
4. The People of Tomorrow
5. Paperworld
6. VR experience
7. Gift shop
8. Solo Vida lounge

In conclusion, the renowned Tomorrowland festival has put together a very interesting exhibition. The event is certainly not only for electronic music lovers. Of course, it is important to know that virtual reality (VR) is a proven technology, so no prior training is required.

Image Credit: Tomorrowland