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  • Fête de la Saint Roch in Le Grand-Bourg: Local Making

    Fête de la Saint Roch gathers people in Le Grand-Bourg around craft know-how. Le Grand Bourg puts on a show! : pre-concert drinks with Clément VIGIER: charcuterie and cheese platter: 15 euros (for 2 people), Jetés”! Le Grand-Bourg is part of the attraction, because the celebration belongs to public space rather than a closed venue.

  • Marché de nuit in Arette: Performance

    Marché de nuit opens in Arette with local producers shaping the public programme. The public programme for the event includes craft workshops and local producers. In Arette, the event connects producers, goods and direct exchange. It links local producers to a local market that belongs in Arette.

  • BONS&VIVANTS market in Rochefort: Makers And Local Goods

    Rochefort hosts BONS&VIVANTS market, a local market where local producers drives the programme. The Mercure Rochefort La Corderie Royale is launching its the event, open to all, to celebrate local talent. Artisans, producers and artists will showcase the authentic richness of Charente-Maritime. Food is not treated as decoration here; it is the practical link between place and gathering.

  • Bois en fête in Noguères: Makers And Local Goods

    Bois en fête sets woodcraft in motion across Noguères. Woodworking trades will take center stage, from sawyers to carpenters, woodcarvers, cabinetmakers, and woodturners, as well as chair caners and upholsterers, all in a traditional Gascon atmosphere. Lectures on forestry and the history of Béarn furniture. Its interest lies in treating local speech, dance or song as material for a public gathering.

  • Mios en Fête : festival pop rock: Makers And Local Goods

    Local producers gives Mios en Fête : festival pop rock its public rhythm in Mios. It brings together food stands, local makers and time to gather. In Mios, the event connects producers, goods and direct exchange. It links local producers to a local festival that belongs in Mios.

  • Marché au village in Lamazière-Basse: Makers And Local Goods

    Marché au village uses the local market format in Lamazière-Basse to foreground local producers. It brings together local goods, makers and simple festive eating. Its strongest public value is the meeting point between local produce and shared village time. Lamazière-Basse remains part of the story through a venue, street or town space.