Tag: live music

  • Akoda ft Géraldine Laurent at Festival Éclats d’Émail

    At the Théâtre de l’Union in Limoges, Akoda joins saxophonist Géraldine Laurent in the orbit of Festival Éclats d’Émail, a jazz setting known for sustained dialogue with artists from Nouvelle-Aquitaine and beyond. The concert draws on Creole and Caribbean rhythms, improvisation and a long-running ensemble sound, giving the festival a bright meeting point between jazz writing and island-inflected movement. That continuity is the strongest angle: Eclats d’Email is not only booking a group, but following an artistic path across several years.

  • La Guinguette d’Ognoas at Domaine d’Ognoas

    At Domaine d’Ognoas, the guinguette format gives Armagnac country a public summer stage: local cocktails, shared platters, live music and wooden games unfold inside an estate already tied to Gascon know-how. The event works because it keeps terroir social rather than abstract, turning Floc de Gascogne, Armagnac and the rhythm of an outdoor evening into a direct connection with the place. The estate setting gives the evening its cultural weight: the drinks, the shared plates and the informal music all point to a rural hospitality culture built around Gascon production.

  • Marché des Producteurs in Saint-Lon-les-Mines

    Marché des Producteurs in Saint-Lon-les-Mines is rooted in Saint-Lon-les-Mines through local producers and market culture. The setting at 30 Route de la Payolle anchors the event in Saint-Lon-les-Mines. The event draws its interest from producers, seasonal goods and the everyday economy of rural exchange. Those elements give the event enough local substance to stand beyond practical date and venue details. As part of Gastronomy Terroir, it reflects how tradition, place and participation remain connected in the region.

  • Thomas Leleu’s Tuba Recital in Turenne

    In Turenne, Thomas Leleu’s Tuba Recital in Turenne is built around live performance and regional cultural programming. The setting anchors the event in Turenne. The strongest material is live performance, repertoire and the relationship between artists, venue and audience. That gives the event a cultural frame grounded in place, practice and public participation. The result is useful for a regional audience because it explains why the occasion belongs to local life.

  • Local Producers’ Market in Gergy: Food & Music

    The Camping de la Saone in Gergy hosts a local producers market on regional food products. The evening combines market stalls, a relaxed meeting place for residents and visitors, and live music for a festive local setting.

  • Les P’tits Marchés in Arinthod

    At the Arinthod boulodrome, this evening market gathers local producers and creators with craft refreshments, farm food, free workshops and live music on selected summer dates.

  • Repas Dansant in Bois d’Amont

    A evening at the Repas Dansant in Bois d’Amont, celebrating the visit of Breton friends. With entertainment from the band MELOD’2, the programme offers a market setting. The programme offers a menu comprising a Kir aperitif, Jura salad, hay-cured ham, gratin dauphinois, cheese, dessert, and coffee. This gathering is a present of local culture and culinary traditions. Make sure to for this cherished community event, which brings everyone together. For bookings, contact the provided phone numbers.

  • Concert Garçon, la Note! in Marsangy: Folk Music

    On August 28, 2026, the duo Petite Musique will perform at Bar éphémère in Marsangy. As they approach their eighth album, set for release in spring 2027, they present an evening of lively folk music. Their blend of visceral French and organic Provençal lyrics captivates audiences with two voices and instrumental accompaniment featuring guitar and violin. This concert is part of their creative tradition termed ‘trad de création,’ emphasizing live music without modern technology. Visitors can expect to dance and attend an evening filled with poignant melodies and rhythms, the character of folk music in an intimate setting this August.

  • 90th Anniversary of AOC Arbois in Arbois: Food & Music

    The 90th anniversary of the Arbois AOC is marked at Square Sarret de Grozon with food, wine and music. The evening starts at 19:00 with an aperitif, followed by an open-air banquet at 20:00. The menu includes local specialities, Arbois wines are available for purchase, and La Gâpette performs at 22:00.

  • Festival de la Paille in Métabief

    The Festival de la Paille, a prominent contemporary music festival, takes place in Métabief at the foot of Mont Morond in the Haut-Doubs region. Established in 2000 and located here since 2008, it has become a key musical event in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, drawing nearly 24,000 visitors each year. The festival features a diverse array of genres, including rock, reggae, electro, pop, hip-hop, and French chanson. This year’s edition boasts a lineup, featuring artists like Miki, Youssoupha, Kyo, Skip The Use, Damantra, Fallen Lillies, Les Wampas, Dead Chic, and THK, ensuring a for all. Known for its warm setting and commitment to eco-responsibility, the festival fosters a community that values both regional culture and sustainable practices. locals and visitors alike for an two-day musical arc.