Nolwenn Arzel brings Celtic harp to the Chapelle Saint-Trémeur in Guilvinec. Her career includes collaborations with artists such as Nolwenn Le Roy and Carlos Núñez, and her repertoire links harp technique to stories of Breton lives and places. The chapel setting gives the concert an intimate frame where contemporary performance and regional musical memory can meet.
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Brunch des Halles in Dijon: Culinary Sundays
Le Brunch des Halles de Dijon brings partner chefs and restaurants to the city’s central food market. Their changing menus form the culinary programme, with musical performances accompanying the meal. Children and adults are explicitly welcome, and wooden games and table football are available alongside the brunch.
Saône Producers Market: Weekly Fresh Finds
Saône’s producers’ market brings independent traders together around good products, hospitality and responsible consumption. Tables and benches are provided for visitors who want to stay for a coffee or a family meal. A live music group accompanies the market, adding a performance to the shopping and shared tables.
Martsi de Jonzy in Saint-Julien-de-Jonzy: Monthly Market
Martsi de Jonzy takes its name from a patois word for market. Local producers bring meat, vegetables, fruit, cheese, honey, plants, mushrooms, wine and beer, alongside craftspeople and associations. Musicians accompany the market, while large shared tables provide space to eat food from the stalls; the bar also serves apple juice and local syrups.
Saint-Vit Guinguette Market: Local Producers & Fun
Marché Guinguette de Saint-Vit brings local food producers together with artisans and makers. Its stalls offer fruit, vegetables and meat, including regional specialities and organic products. Concerts accompany the market programme, while food trucks and a refreshment bar provide something to eat and drink alongside the shopping.
Fête du Biou in Arbois: Grape Harvest Feast
Winegrowers in Arbois assemble the Biou grape bunch and wreath for a harvest festival rooted in parish and civic ceremonies. A traditional grape harvest leads to pressing and a tasting of fresh must. The Biou presentation and Couronne ceremony sit alongside torchlight processions and marching bands, while museum visits, guided walks and a painting competition complete the programme.
Local Producer Market in Saint-Julien-de-Civry: Organic Delg
Saint-Julien-de-Civry’s night market brings together nearby food producers, with a preference for organic production. Alongside the produce stalls, a refreshment bar serves drinks and a snack bar provides food to eat at the market. Concerts are also part of the programme, pairing local shopping with live music.
Occitan Ancient Music Concert in Verges: Cultural Experience
Occitan early music brings singing, theorbo and early flute together in Verges. The theorbo is a large member of the lute family, developed from bass and contrabass lutes. Its extended bass strings give the low notes greater clarity and power, a feature of an instrument historically used for accompaniment.
Foire de la Mi s’tembre in Bletterans: Local Fair
Foire de la Mi s’tembre brings Bletterans’s agricultural fair traditions together with a parade accompanied by bands and a fireworks display. Competitions feature Franche-Comté farmhouse cheeses and cooked Bresse poultry, while the Desnes Co-operative demonstrates Comté wheel production. Bobbin lace, gold embroidery and paintings are exhibited alongside a programme of local writers and vintage cars.
Farmers’ Market & Barbecues in Dole: Local Flavor
Marché de producteurs & Barbecues Paysans brings local producers and craftspeople together in Dole. Shoppers can buy food at the stalls and eat it at the barbecue tables, with benches provided for the shared meal. Concerts accompany the market, organised by Rendez-vous saveurs bio et savoir-faire in partnership with Arts tout terrain and with municipal support.