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Festival de Bach à Bacchus in Meursault: Music Meets Wine

The 2026 edition of the Festival de Bach à Bacchus celebrates its 40th anniversary in the village of Meursault.

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The 2026 edition of the Festival de Bach à Bacchus celebrates its 40th anniversary in the village of Meursault. Running from July 4 to July 12, this festival merges music and wine in an for all. A diverse lineup includes baroque, classical, world music, and jazz, complemented by local wine tastings and vineyard tours. Highlighted performances occur at venues like the church of Saint-Nicolas and private estates, ensuring an intimate setting for both noted and emerging artists. Key events feature a chamber choir concert on July 5 themed around war and peace, a recital of 17th-century female composers on July 6, and a special anniversary concert on July 7 led by Yves Henry. In addition to concerts, festival-goers can attend guided vineyard tours, wine tastings, and dining experiences with artists. The opening day includes a musical breakfast and a series of aperitif concerts, culminating in a music and wine trail with various performances and tastings. Throughout the week, additional activities such as cellar tours and workshops will enrich the festival programme. The Festival de Bach à Bacchus stands as a celebration of Meursault’s cultural and culinary richness, inviting locals and visitors alike to artistry and fine wines.

Event Details


When:
4 to 12 July 2026 Europe/Paris

Where:
Meursault, Meursault, France

Category:
Gastronomy Terroir, Performing Arts & Live Culture, Popular Festivals & Local Traditions

Topic:
events

Region:
Bourgogne Franche Comté, France

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Verified and adapted by FranceRegional: 2 July 2026
Source: Datatourisme, 1 July 2026
Record date: 27 May 2026
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