Created to honour Django Reinhardt, who spent his final years in Samois-sur-Seine, the festival runs from 25 to 28 June 2026 at the Château de Fontainebleau. It continues a Seine-et-Marne jazz tradition established in his memory.
Tag: 2026
La Fête des Loges 2026
La Fête des Loges, one of France’s oldest funfairs and a long-standing Saint-Germain-en-Laye tradition, runs from 26 June to 16 August 2026 in the Loges area.
Nuit des Musées 2026 — Château d’Écouen / Musée national de la Renaissance
For European Museum Night 2026, the Musée national de la Renaissance at the Château d’Écouen presents a special evening visit of the museum collections on 23 May 2026.
Rendez-vous aux Jardins — Centre spirituel du Cénacle, Versailles
The Centre spirituel du Cénacle in Versailles joins Rendez-vous aux Jardins 2026 on 7 June 2026 with an opportunity to visit its garden.
Les Soleillades 2026
Les Soleillades is Montrouge’s city festival, held from 5 to 6 September 2026 along the Allées Jean Jaurès. The 2026 edition is themed around Brazil, with concerts, dance performances, creative workshops and food activities.
60th Fête des Fraises de Samer
Celebrating strawberry, the 60th Fête des Fraises de Samer unfolds in the historic heart of Grand Place Foch as a significant gastronomy terroir gathering. The event’s lineage is deeply rooted in the cultural developments that have shaped the northern territory over centuries. This celebration is a cornerstone of the regional identity, bringing the heritage of the area to the forefront. Visitors can immerse themselves in an array of activities, from interactive workshops to authentic live performances. Its social impact is characterized by the promotion of community engagement and the strengthening of local civic bonds. The proceedings offer significant insights for researchers focusing on the evolution of gastronomy terroir in northern France. Maintaining this magnificent legacy is essential for the ongoing cultural prestige and historical memory of the territory.
Salon Made in Hauts-de-France
The Salon Made in Hauts-de-France stands as an exquisite gastronomy terroir event, taking place within the scenic landscape of 1 Boulevard des Cités Unies. This gathering draws from the historical essence of the locale, continuing a legacy that began generations ago. It serves as a vital marker of regional identity, embodying the unique spirit and character of the North. Attendees enjoy a sensory journey through diverse showcases and the chance to experience local crafts firsthand. By bringing people together, the celebration contributes significantly to the cultural democratization and vitality of the region. From an academic perspective, the event is a rich source of information for studying regional sociology and memory. Preserving this cultural legacy ensures that the traditions of the Hauts-de-France continue to inspire future generations.
Festival International de Violoncelle – Beauvais
Celebrating cello, the Festival International de Violoncelle – Beauvais unfolds in the historic heart of Place Saint-Pierre as a significant performing arts gathering. The event’s lineage is deeply rooted in the cultural developments that have shaped the northern territory over centuries. This celebration is a cornerstone of the regional identity, bringing the heritage of the area to the forefront. Visitors can immerse themselves in an array of activities, from interactive workshops to authentic live performances. Its social impact is characterized by the promotion of community engagement and the strengthening of local civic bonds. The proceedings offer significant insights for researchers focusing on the evolution of performing arts in northern France. Maintaining this magnificent legacy is essential for the ongoing cultural prestige and historical memory of the territory.
Beautiful Swamp Blues Festival
Celebrating blues, the Beautiful Swamp Blues Festival unfolds in the historic heart of Place d’Armes as a significant performing arts gathering. The event’s lineage is deeply rooted in the cultural developments that have shaped the northern territory over centuries. This celebration is a cornerstone of the regional identity, bringing the heritage of the area to the forefront. Visitors can immerse themselves in an array of activities, from interactive workshops to authentic live performances. Its social impact is characterized by the promotion of community engagement and the strengthening of local civic bonds. The proceedings offer significant insights for researchers focusing on the evolution of performing arts in northern France. Maintaining this magnificent legacy is essential for the ongoing cultural prestige and historical memory of the territory.