The Martiz’agri festival in Martizay showcases local agriculture with a focus on animal husbandry. Visitors can enjoy activities like shepherd dog training, sheep showering, and displays of farm animals alongside livestock equipment. A demonstration of tractor-mowers, along with fun tractor-themed activities, adds to the excitement. A refreshment stand will serve homemade drinks to keep everyone cool. Families can engage in various festive games tailored for children, ensuring a memorable experience. As evening arrives, a local producers’ market will present a range of products, complemented by on-site catering. The day concludes with lively folk music, creating a joyful atmosphere to honor rural traditions and local craftsmanship.
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Festival Pierres qui chantent in Pouligny-Notre-Dame: Folk &
The Festival Pierres qui chantent en Vallée Noire promises an enchanting evening of folk music on July 24, 2026, at the Eglise in Pouligny-Notre-Dame. Kickstarting the night, Duo Guidat/Mooken blends flamenco, jazz, and Celtic influences in an engaging guitar-percussion dialogue. Philippe Guidat’s vast musical experience culminates in original compositions that resonate with diverse cultural elements. Following their performance, Duo Bonnin/Campin will delight attendees with lively compositions that often feature at folk balls. Their joyful melodies, including mazurkas, bourrées, and waltzes, ensure a festive atmosphere filled with good humor and musicality. This concert is part of the broader Festival Pierres qui chantent en Vallée Noire, dedicated to celebrating music amid the serene ambiance of local churches in the George Sand area.