Getting to Barreiro from downtown Lisbon and back is just a 20min ferry ride from Terreiro do Paço terminal. Ferries run each day from 5.05am to 1.30am. Full schedules at https://ttsl.pt/ 

This year, for the first time, TTSL - Transtejo Soflusa, in partnership with OUT.FEST, is offering a special Barreiro > Lisbon ferry service departing at 3:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights. The price of the ticket for this trip is the same as for regular TTSL routes. The current fare prices are available at https://ttsl.pt/passageiros/tarifario/

For 20 years, OUT.FEST has been a space for artistic exploration, social interaction, discovery, inclusion, diversity, and respect. However, as a social space, it is not immune to possible instances of discrimination and imbalances in power dynamics.

We have established values, rules, and commitments to be observed by all parties involved in the festival with the goal of ensuring the freedom and physical and moral integrity of all participants. Everyone involved in OUT.FEST shares this responsibility.

There will be zero tolerance for discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, nationality, place of birth, sex, gender, orientation, or age. Acts of violence, intimidation, or harassment will result in removal from the event with no possibility of re-entry or ticket refund.

By choosing to visit or participate in the festival, you agree to behave in harmony with the following values:

● Respect for others. Be guided by consent and respect the physical, emotional, and moral integrity of others. OUT.FEST involves and is open to a wide variety of people and musical projects; there is room for everyone. Respect others' privacy and personal and emotional boundaries, and do not assume they are the same as yours.

 ● Respect for the city. Barreiro is a city with little tourism, but its residents are generally very hospitable and take pride in welcoming visitors, appreciating the life they bring to the city streets. Be courteous and considerate of the city and its inhabitants.

 ● Respect for the event. Do not disrupt the work of artists and collaborators or the enjoyment of other attendees. Respect the equipment and spaces, signage, instructions from our staff, and use common sense.

Take care of yourself and those around you.