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DUB ECO
1st EDITION
DUB & REGGAE MUSIC
ECO-RESPONSIBLE ARTISANS
DISCUSSIONS AND CONFERENCES
YOGA AND DANCE WORKSHOPS
DREAM PROGRAMMING!
- 20h30
Festival Pre-Opening Party
Screening at the Cinema Pine in St-Adèle of the documentary “The LIVING Who Defends Himself” (90 min), a film by Vincent Verzat, produced by Sharing is Sympa. Starting from a personal and sensitive story, the film traces his journey between activism and naturalism, his search for a balance between combat and contemplation, tracing a path to live with dignity and face what comes. + discussion with Alexandre Lauzier - the Wild Sensor
SOUNDSYSTEM with YARRA SOUND
A vinyl collector and musical traveler, Yarra explores Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean to unearth forgotten sonic treasures and share them with an audience in search of authenticity. He organizes events celebrating reggae, dub, and Afro-Caribbean music, always driven by a spirit of sharing and musical exploration: conscious, danceable, and carrying a message of peace and unity.
Participatory Painting Workshop
Led by Karine Steinblume and Julie Tanguay (DjuStyles), come express your creativity with others on large hanging canvases using natural paint pigments.
YOGA DUB with NADYOGART
Welcome and awaken your body outdoors with yoga coach Nady Marro. A gentle yoga session to awaken this beautiful day together and reawaken your vital energy to the sound of sunny reggae rhythms. Music mix by Legyl.
- 12h15
Respectful Connection with Wildlife with Le Capteur Sauvage
Lecture and discussion with Alexandre Lauzier, Le Capteur Sauvage. Come learn the importance of a healthy connection with wildlife through the journey of a wildlife photographer born and raised in Mont-Rolland. Some memorable stories with supporting photos will also be revealed.
- 12h45
lunch and action at the exhibitor booths
- 13h45
Plant alchemy and everyday plants with Flower Souls
Lecture and discussion with Marie-Christine of Les Âmes Fleurs. Come discuss alchemy and herbalism in everyday life with Marie-Christine, accredited herbalist and owner of Les Âmes Fleurs, Boutique and School. On the agenda: What is alchemy and how can we apply it to the plant world and ourselves?
- 14.15
ATELIER DIY with les Âmes Fleurs
Making a 100% natural moisturizer with plant oils and floral waters, with Marie-Christine, accredited herbalist and owner of Les Âmes Fleurs, Boutique and School. Demonstration of the process. Each participant will leave with a small jar of cream.
- 15.15
MOVEMENT FOR ALL with DANSE LAURENTIDES
A workshop exploring how our surroundings resonate with our dance movement: our senses, our relationships, our immediate environment. You'll be guided through accessible exercises and simple improvisations to explore how our surroundings—our senses, our relationships, our immediate environment—resonate with our dance movement. No dance training is required, just a desire to move and discover.
- 16h00
Changing the world, one tattoo at a time with Steinblume Créations
Lecture and discussion with Karine Steinblume, the first tattoo artist to receive an international eco-certification. Want to make a living from your passion without compromising your values? Discover the journey of a committed artist who transforms eco-anxiety into ecological well-being, with sustainable gestures and an ethical vision of personalized tattooing.
- 17h00
Conference with ONS: From Jamaica to the roots of the world
Dive into the captivating world of Dub, this musical movement born in the early 1970s in Jamaica, at the crossroads of reggae, Rasta culture and the pioneering sound experiments of legendary figures such as King Tubby, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Augustus Pablo. Through a historical and cultural journey, this conference traces the evolution of Dub, from its Jamaican roots to its many contemporary offshoots: digital Dub, UK Stepper, Ragga Jungle, Roots or even fusions with hip-hop, dancehall and current electronic scenes. Rare and immersive video extracts (King Jammy, Mad Professor, Horace Andy with Massive Attack, etc.) will illustrate this sonic odyssey, passing through the birth of sound systems, the mutations of the genre in the United Kingdom, and the emergence of a flourishing international scene, notably driven by artists such as Tippy I Grade, Pachyman, Iration Steppas, Youthie or Iseo & Dodosound, and by major Dub festivals in Europe and Latin America. But this conference is also intended to be eco-sensitive, echoing the spirit of the DubEco Festival: it will explore Rastafari values, the link between music, earth and spirituality, “good vibrations” as a way of life, and the role of Dub in a quest for reconnection — to oneself, to others, and to nature.
- 18h00
Live Mix + Soundsystem
Hosted by ONS and friends.🎛️ Live Dub Mixer · Multi-instrumentalist · Ethnomusicologist 🎛️Ons Barnat is a producer, composer, and professor-researcher based in Montreal. From Reunion Island to Colombia, Belize, and New Zealand, he has performed and recorded in more than 15 countries. As a multi-instrumentalist musician (keyboards, guitar, bass, French horn, melodica, percussion), he has accompanied on stage many local artists as well as international reggae figures such as Queen Omega, Luciano, Marcia Griffiths, Leroy Sibbles, Roots Daughters, Jah Observer, Richie Spice, Lutan Fyah, Warrior King or Chezidek. Passionate about reggae and roots music, in 2025 he created the O·N·S & Friends: Live Dub Experience project, a living laboratory where original compositions, improvisation and live mixing meet on stage. Through the Oneness Nomadik Studio (O·N·S), he develops a nomadic and immersive sound universe, merging his background as a globetrotting ethnomusicologist with an artisanal approach to live dub. In his sets, he mixes his own productions live, joined by a team of musicians and singers, in search of a vibrant and organic sound – a call to travel, unity and dub trance.
