Bakery rave
Croissants, coffee and a DJ
Decks between the bread racks on a Sunday morning. The bakery rave started in France and has reached Belgium and the Netherlands, from Brussels bakeries to a baker in Drunen where people queued before opening time.
- From the morning
- Coffee and fresh pastries
- Bakeries, patisseries, cafés and more
How we do it
Start early
Open at your usual time and let the DJ start as the first croissants come out of the oven.
Pastry takes centre stage
A special bun or pastry for the rave gives people a reason to come and post about it.
For everyone
A morning bakery rave is open to young and old, including families with children.
Bring in a brand
Coffee and dairy brands already use bakery raves for promotion. We are happy to discuss possible partners.
Daytime DJs
Artists from our network who know how to build a morning or afternoon.
Frequently asked questions
Does a DJ fit in my bakery?
A small setup with two decks and a mixer fits on a table or counter. We check in advance where it works best without getting in the way of sales.
Do I need to close for other customers?
No. A bakery rave usually runs during normal opening hours; sales simply carry on.
Tell us what you are looking for
You will receive a proposal with artists and a price. Free and without obligation.
Plan a bakery rave We will get back to you personally as soon as possible.