Ponchapt’s harvest festival brings autumn food culture into a public village setting. A covered gourmet market, working bakehouse, garage sale, autumn market and on-site catering turn the day into more than a seasonal fair. It gives local products, household objects and cooking traditions a shared public frame at the moment when harvest memory is strongest. The working bakehouse gives the event a concrete heritage point, linking harvest language with bread, heat, tools and communal eating.
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