Tag: Music Festival

  • Les Fêtes de la Vigne in Dijon: Celebration of Wine and Arts

    Les Fêtes de la Vigne is celebrating its 80th anniversary in Dijon and the Côte-d’Or! This remarkable festival features a mix of dance, music, song, costumes, and gastronomy. From workshops to international shows, the event offers extensive programming from July 4 to July 12. Attendees can partake in concerts, entertainment, and a lively atmosphere across multiple venues, including the main stage in Jardin Darcy and Place François Rude. Enjoy tastings of regional Climats wines and traditional activities for young audiences, such as a Children’s Day. Make sure to explore the spectacular international parade and special concerts featuring the Dijon Philharmonic Orchestra.

  • Festival de Bach à Bacchus – Apéro-concert Swing Cannelle

    Swing Cannelle oscillates between gypsy jazz and Latin music. The trio draws on the Creole sources of swing as well as the Brazilian and Cuban roots of the cinnamon tree. As they drift down the Rio Grande, they capture the laughter and complaints rising from each bank, creating a lively atmosphere for dance. Experience the echoes of their voyage to the Americas through the unique sound of saxophones and string instruments.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Anniversary Dinner

    Celebrate the anniversary of the Bach Festival in Meursault with a special evening. After a concert by Yves Henry and the Orchestre de Paris, indulge in a unique dinner prepared by Huez catering. Set in the historic chapel of the Maison Dieu (Léproserie), this event combines fine dining with live music in one of Burgundy’s standout venues. Due to limited seating, advance booking is essential to enjoy this memorable soirée, a key highlight in the region’s cultural calendar.

  • Cherry Festival in Fougerolles: A Celebration of Local Flav

    The Cherry Festival in Fougerolles honors the region’s cherished fruit with an array of engaging activities. Festivities kick off at 10 a.m. with a 10 km walking tour through the scenic Fougerollais countryside. For just €2, participants enjoy the walk along with a complimentary cocktail from SICA Kirsch. At 11 a.m., a local market will showcase a variety of regional products, prominently featuring cherries. Attendees can savor delicious offerings from two food trucks, serving chips and tartines, alongside a BBQ hosted by the festival committee. Starting at 1 p.m., Alexis Balandier will lead a bal musette, inviting everyone to dance in celebration. Children’s entertainment includes exciting activities like PARKOUR, pony rides, and a Mirage cockpit exhibition. Live music from groups such as the Roue d’Abondance and the Union musicale de Fougerolles will fill the air with festive melodies throughout the day. As evening approaches, delight in a countryside-inspired meal topped off with cherry flan for dessert. At 8 p.m., the highlight will be the eagerly awaited election of Miss Cerises 2026, where ten candidates will compete for the coveted title. Concluding the day, two free concerts featuring Nadamas and The Celtic Tramps will create a lively atmosphere to round off the festivities.

  • Fête de la musique in Étalans: Community Celebration

    On June 20, 2026, the Bouge Ton École association hosts the Fête de la musique in Étalans, starting at 5:30 PM. This lively musical event includes the Small Orchestra from EMIPHD, performances by school children, and acts like Lolotte & Rom1 and the Guggenmusik Funcky Clique. Entrance is free, with food and refreshments available onsite. Proceeds will benefit the Etalans-Fallerans school, aiding in equipment purchases and educational projects.

  • Festival des Grands Lacs du Morvan in Ouroux-en-Morvan: Arts

    The Festival des Grands Lacs du Morvan returns for its 3rd edition, offering a rich program that blends heritage and creativity. Enjoy concerts, workshops, and musical walks across the stunning landscapes of Morvan. Experience an array of music styles, including baroque, classical, traditional Celtic, and more. Highlights include performances by Jean-Marc Phillips and Violaine Cochard, focusing on works from the Baroque era to contemporary compositions. The festival also features lively traditional music from Ireland and Scotland performed by The Unprepared group, alongside an engaging evening grand closing ball, promising a complete exploration of music in all its forms while embracing the region’s rich cultural traditions.

  • 49th Fête de la Vielle in Anost: Music Celebration

    The 49th Fête de la Vielle is a staple of summer in Anost, bringing together visitors for nearly five decades. This August festival highlights traditional music from diverse regions, encouraging a sense of community among thousands of participants. The event features an array of activities, including concerts, workshops, and dance performances that showcase traditional styles like bourrée and Morvan couple dancing. Attendees can enjoy hurdy-gurdy and bagpipe workshops tailored for all skill levels, enhancing their cultural experience. Additional highlights include competitions for emerging talent and open stages throughout the village. A market featuring luthiers will contribute to the lively atmosphere, while spontaneous ‘boeufs’—jam sessions—will fill the streets with music. This festival is a celebration of music and culture at the heart of the Morvan region. Mark your calendars for this memorable three-day event from August 21 to 23, 2026!

  • Festival de Bach à Bacchus in Meursault: Anniversary Dinner

    The Festival de Bach à Bacchus concludes its anniversary celebrations with an exclusive dinner featuring esteemed musicians. Following a special concert by Yves Henry and his friends from the Orchestre de Paris, guests will enjoy a curated meal prepared by the renowned Huez catering company. Set in the historic Maison Dieu (Léproserie), this culinary and musical event offers an intimate atmosphere, ensuring a memorable evening in one of Burgundy’s iconic locations. With limited seating available, early booking is essential to secure your place.

  • Festival de Bach à Bacchus in Meursault: Music & Wine

    The Festival de Bach à Bacchus, celebrating its 40th anniversary, uniquely combines classical music with oenology in lovely Meursault. Running from July 4 to July 12, 2026, the festival presents a diverse program spanning baroque to jazz, catering to all musical tastes. Hosted by the association Les Amis de la Musique à Meursault, this ten-day event unfolds in Meursault’s historical venues, including the Saint-Nicolas Church, the Léproserie, and the Château de Cîteaux. Attendees can enjoy musical performances alongside guided vineyard tours, where they will indulge in local wine tastings. This year’s schedule promises to engage both music aficionados and wine lovers alike in a celebration of Burgundy’s rich cultural and viticultural traditions. Each concert features wine tastings, merging the flavors of the region with its musical heritage. Don’t miss this chance to connect with art and gastronomy in one of France’s most charming locales.

  • Nocturnes Amandinoises in Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye: Evening Vb

    The Nocturnes Amandinoises kick off in Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye on June 24, 2026, featuring the lively bar rock sounds of the new group Sinéo. This seasonal event promises an engaging atmosphere with food trucks providing delicious offerings and local artisans showcasing their crafts. Enjoy a series of evenings filled with music, culture, and community every week until August 26, 2026. It’s an excellent chance to explore local talents while enjoying the warm summer nights.