Tag: Festival

  • Fête des Cerises in Fougerolles

    Fete des cerises is scheduled at Maison Bresson in Fougerolles-Saint-Valbert on Saturday 27 June 2026. Haute-Saone Tourisme confirms the programme for 2026 and the 10:00 to 23:30 schedule.

  • Festival des Solutions Écologiques in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

    Festival des Solutions Écologiques is a regional event confirmed by the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regional council for 14 to 20 September 2026. It is a multi-site regional programme rather than a single Dijon venue.

  • Fête de La Diamantine in Les Moussières: Local Entertainment

    The Fête de La Diamantine in Les Moussières offers an exciting experience for all. The festivities kick off at 7 AM with a flea market. A mowing competition at 10:30 AM is followed by accordionist Teddy Codet performing at noon. In the afternoon, enjoy various wooden games with Rempichotte starting at 2 PM. Cheer for participants in the giant table football tournament from 2 to 4 PM, leading up to finals at 5:30 PM. Food lovers can participate in a bleu de Gex eating competition at 4 PM, concluding with an evening concert by Banane verte at 7:30 PM.

  • Fête du Morbier in Morbier: Cheese Celebration

    The Fête du Morbier is a lively celebration devoted to Morbier cheese, a source of pride for its village. Taking place on August 21, 2026, this popular festival features a variety of activities that cater to visitors of all ages. First and foremost, attendees can participate in the official Morbier cheese competition, which seeks to award the best Morbier of the year. In addition to the competition, you can explore a craft market showcasing local artisans and their creations. For those feeling peckish, a range of snacks and refreshments will be available, including giant Morbiflettes filled with bacon and smoked trout, perfect for a taste of local flavor. Throughout the day, the festival is packed with entertainment. Enjoy performances by a circus school, demonstrations featuring wild boar and herd dogs, face painting for kids, and even chainsaw carving. Sports initiations are also on the program, along with horse-drawn carriage rides for a charming break from the excitement. As the sun sets, the event shifts to an animated dance evening, ensuring a lively night for all participants. Admission and parking for the event are free, making it accessible for everyone. Whether you’re a foodie, a lover of local traditions, or simply looking for a fun day out, the Fête du Morbier promises an engaging experience full of flavors and unique activities.

  • Fête du Biou in Arbois: Grape Harvest Feast

    The Fête du Biou is a historic grape harvest festival with religious origins, first recorded in the 17th century. Taking place annually in Arbois, it coincides with the feast of Saint Just, the patron saint of the parish. Held on the first weekend of September, this event showcases the rich local traditions in the heart of the Jura vineyards. It’s a celebration that embodies community spirit, gathering locals and visitors alike to honor their agricultural heritage.

  • Bresse Chicken Festival in Louhans: Local Flavors

    The Bresse Chicken Festival, hosted by the Rugby Club de Louhans, promises a lively afternoon of entertainment followed by a festive dinner and dance under the historic arcades. Guests can savor a menu featuring the renowned Bresse chicken, highlighting the region’s culinary excellence. This event showcases local gastronomy and fosters community spirit, making it a must-attend for food aficionados and locals alike. Secure your reservation for an evening filled with culture and flavor.

  • Tempus Floris in Arc-et-Senans: Floral Wonders

    On June 20 and 21, the Saline Royale d’Arc-et-Senans will transform into a floral paradise for the Tempus Floris festival. This year’s theme, ‘The Ball of Birds,’ invites flower lovers, professionals, and curious onlookers to enjoy contemporary floral designs. Visitors can discover around twenty innovative floral installations, designed by Gaétan Jacquet, that beautifully interact with the site’s historic architecture, light, and natural landscape. Tempus Floris celebrates the universal language of flowers through artistic expressions that evoke emotion and engage the senses. Whether you’re seeking artistic inspiration or simply appreciate floral craftsmanship, this festival is a must. Experience a blend of heritage and floral artistry, inviting all to connect with nature’s beauty.

  • Fête de l’Escargot in Digoin: Snail Delicacies

    The Fête de l’Escargot in Digoin celebrates its 35th edition, highlighting community spirit and local gastronomy. Revelers can enjoy a full meal featuring Burgundy snails, cold meats, and dessert for only 21 euros. The festival features nightly fireworks on Saturday and Sunday, enhancing the festive atmosphere created by Suzzann Boy’s Evénements. A funfair on the Place de la République adds to the excitement throughout the festival. On Monday, August 3rd, a market showcasing local craftsmen and regional products will be held along the levees of the Canal Latéral, allowing visitors to explore local arts and flavors. Since 1990, this festival has exemplified community commitment, supported by over 100 dedicated volunteers. This unique event not only celebrates the culinary traditions of Burgundy but also fosters a sense of togetherness among residents and visitors, making it a must-attend celebration.

  • Fête des animaux sauvages in Treigny: Celebrate Wildlife

    The Fête des animaux sauvages is a beloved annual celebration at Parc de Boutissaint on August 15. This festival attracts nature lovers by showcasing Europe’s rich biodiversity. Visitors can see majestic wildlife in their natural environments. Alongside wildlife exhibits, the event features a farmers’ market with local produce and gastronomy. Guests can savor traditional dishes while engaging in activities that promote wildlife conservation and awareness. Whether you are a local resident or a tourist, this festival offers a unique chance to enjoy nature and connect with others who share a passion for wildlife and its preservation.

  • Milk Festival in Blois-sur-Seille: Cheese Delights

    The Milk Festival in Blois-sur-Seille is a charming gourmet farmers’ market featuring traditional Comté cheese-making demonstrations along with engaging activities for children. Visitors can explore unique experiences such as milk cable car demonstrations and guided tours throughout the event. As night approaches, attendees are invited to enjoy a Comtoise fondue meal, which requires advance booking and payment through the JurAbsolu Office in Voiteur. The festival promises an energetic atmosphere with musical entertainment adding to the celebration. This event is a wonderful opportunity for locals and visitors alike to savor regional delicacies and connect with the community spirit of Burgundy-Franche-Comté.