pOst city linz festival edition
2.722 M² ART SURFACE
8 ARTISTS
TITLE:
Addressing Tomorrow
Linda Steiner (Austria), Manuel Skirl (Austria), JahOne (Bulgaria), Spidertag (Spain), Coins (Austria), Mario Naise (Austria), Salab (France), Noel (Austria)
LOCATION:
Post City Linz, Bahnhofplatz 12, 4020 Linz, Austria
DATE:
September, 2026
festival Impressions
'Addressing Tomorrow' Weekend was full of energy and events: street art tours, DJ sets, artist talks, spraying workshops, screen printing, and all the wonderful outlooks for the future that you have contributed!
FESTIVAL WEEKEND PROGRAM
Guided Tours
Spraying Workshops
Artist Talks
Printing Station
Live Music Acts
DJ Sets
Curated by Jakob Kattner / Calle Libre
On 18. and 19. September, Post City Linz turns into an open stage for urban art:
live music, workshops, guided tours and the grand reveal of four large-scale murals — all with free admission. Join us to celebrate the completion of the murals and experience street art up close, right in the middle of it.
As part of a collaboration between the Austrian Post and Calle Libre Street Art Festival, four large building facades at Linz Central Station are being designed by national and international mural artists. After more than a decade in Vienna, Calle Libre brings its festival to Linz for the first time — to a location with a special history: a historical Post Verteilerzentrum of Upper Austria, as well as the former hub of the Ars Electronica Festival, a unique intersection of art, technology and society.
Under the title "Addressing Tomorrow," four large-scale mural works, adding up to a total area of around 2,235 m², are created to explore urban change, communication and public space.
festival weekend program
Free Admission / Free Entry
fri 18.09.2026
16:00–22:00
16:00–22:00 Street Art, Food & Drinks
Merch Stand & Live Paintings
16:00–22:00 Music by RADIO RUDINA
LIVE STREAM
16:00–18:00 Enduro
18:15–20:00 YPSY
20:00–22:00 Vivienna
16:00–19:00 Screen Printing Station
18:00–18:15 Opening Speech
18:30–19:15 Street Art Tour
(Meeting Point: MERCH STAND)
19:30–20:15 Street Art Tour
(Meeting Point: MERCH STAND)
sat 19.09.2026
16:00–22:00
16:00–22:00 Street Art, Food & Drinks
16:00–19:00 Music by DJ KORLI (Caorli)
16:00–19:00 Spray Workshop (ausgebucht)
16:00–19:00 Printing Station
18:00–18:45 Street Art Tour
(Meeting Point: MERCH STAND)
19:00–19:30 Artist Talk & Live Performance by Zaphiir
19:30–22:00 DJ SUBBEE B2B CARMEN IBANEZ
& Specialguest YAK
murals — Wip
Linda Steiner mural work-in-progress
JahOne mural work-in-progress
Manuel Skirl mural work-in-progress
Salab mural work-in-progress
Spidertag mural work-in-progress
Collaboration is our canvas. Our esteemed partners help us bring exceptional street art and innovative experiences to life. Together, we create vibrant synergies that enhance our festival and inspire our community. We are proud to partner with institutions who share our passion for creativity and cultural enrichment.
partner
Presenting Partner
faq
You’ve got some questions? We have some answers!
If your question wasn’t answered, feel free to contact us via office@callelibre.at
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Yes, entry to the festival and all program points is free on both days.
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You don’t need to register prior to joining the tours. Just arrive on time to the meeting point, that will be communicated.
Our spray workshop requires registration, please sign up here! -
Yes the festival grounds are wheelchair accessible.
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Simply arrive to the Post City in Linz, the festival takes part inside. The directions will be cleary communicated. Find the Post City here: @Post City Linz
Bahnhofplatz 12,
4020 Linz -
The murals will be finished at the festival on the 18. and 19. September.
Make sure to check out the artist pages for the exact painting time frame. Feel free to drop by and watch them create.
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Yes, there will be plenty of drink options and two food trucks on site.
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Yes, the festival is suitable for kids who can handle louder music.
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The dance floor is covered inside the loading dock. In case of heavy rain the outdoor area might be cut smaller.
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Yes, the festival thrives on making the artworks in public space visible — photos and videos are very welcome. Feel free to tag @callelibre, @unserepost and the artist in your postings. We are happy to reshare your festival highlights.
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The murals are being created as part of the temporary artistic reactivation of Post City ahead of the site's planned redevelopment. As long as the building stays in the current state, the murals stay :)