Les Rues en Scène returns to Carantec on September 13, 2026, offering a day of street arts and live performances. Kicking off at 11:00 am, the event will feature a storytelling walk where attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy poetic dances and stories presented by artists Yann Quéré, Céline Robineau, and Kostia Cerda. At 2:00 pm, the Muchmuche Company will showcase “Miror,” a dazzling performance that fuses dance, circus, and steel, exploring the intricate relationship between body and metal. At 3:00 pm, Cie Les P?tits Bras presents “La Panne,” a dynamic piece that combines humor and deep introspection within a car breakdown scenario, engaging the audience in an interactive experience. The day culminates at 4:00 pm with Cie C’Hoari’s “Da Gouskate.” which creatively connects skateboarding and traditional Breton culture. Concluding the festivities at 5:00 pm, La Volte-Cirque will perform the “Giant Swing,” showcasing impressive acrobatics and audience engagement. This event is scheduled to be an enriching celebration of local culture, offering entertainment for all ages and backgrounds.
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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.
Médiévale de Lisieux
Médiévale de Lisieux brings a medieval atmosphere to the Jardin de l’évêché, close to the historic heart of the town. The event is suited to families and heritage-minded visitors who enjoy costumes, old-world settings and the feeling of a town stepping briefly into another period. It adds a festive historical layer to Lisieux beyond its better-known religious heritage.
Les Médiévales de Falaise 2026
Les Médiévales de Falaise 2026 uses the Château Guillaume-le-Conquérant as a natural stage for a medieval-themed weekend. The site’s connection to William the Conqueror gives the event a strong historical anchor, while the festival format keeps it accessible for families and casual visitors. It is a good way to experience Falaise’s heritage through atmosphere rather than a standard guided visit.