Region: Burgundy-Franche-Comté

  • Concert in Levier: Celebrating Summer

    On 20 June 2026, Camping de la Forêt in Levier will host an evening of music featuring Gilles Petitjean. Set in a serene, natural environment, this concert presents a celebration of community and artistry. Visitors can expect an informal setting, suited to welcoming the summer season. The programme fosters connections among artists, residents, campers, and visitors, encouraging a warm and festive spirit. Visitors will also have the option to attend a Franc-Comtois meal, which can be booked in advance. This gathering not only presents local talent but also enhances the of with music amidst nature’s beauty.

  • Weekly Farmers’ Market in Tannay: Fresh Finds

    The Weekly Farmers’ Market in Tannay presents visitors every Sunday from June 21 to September 13, 2026. Stalls present a variety of local products, including honey, flour, fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, cheese, macarons, and other delights from local caterers. This market is a format for those looking to sample artisanal artisanal goods and embrace the region’s culinary heritage.

  • Experience Ticket in Beaune: Burgundy Wines

    The Ticket presents the rich world of Burgundy wines at the Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne. This package covers vineyards, their history and the wines of the region all with one ticket. The pass covers two days with guided tours and enhance tasting skills at tasting workshops. The programme includes flexible access to exhibitions presenting the artistic and cultural aspects of wine, providing a comprehensive view of Burgundy’s viticultural heritage. Valid for two days all year round, this adult-only includes all guided tours and tastings, the Ticket is essential for anyone interested in the region’s famous wines.

  • Farmers’ Market in Aillevillers: Support Local

    The MFR d’Aillevillers hosts its 2026 farmers’ market on 18 June from 17:00 to 21:00. The evening includes student-led entertainment, refreshments, food stalls with local specialities and an exhibition of vintage vehicles. The market is built around local trades, farm products and community life in Aillevillers.

  • Salins Fire of 1825: A Historical Exhibition

    La Grande Saline hosts a significant temporary exhibition focusing on the devastating fire that ravaged Salins-les-Bains on July 27, 1825. Within just two days, the blaze destroyed over 400 homes, leaving 726 families displaced and marking a pivotal moment in the town’s history. This exhibition provides a comprehensive retrospective on the causes, consequences, and the community’s response. The exhibition moves through various sections that cover the conditions before the fire, the inferno itself, and the following relief efforts. The display features poignant artifacts, engravings, and firsthand accounts from those affected. Among the items showcased are a hand pump from the local fire museum, melted remnants from the fire, and reproductions of artwork by celebrated artists that contributed to the town’s rebuilding. The exhibit highlights the national solidarity that emerged, with aid rolling in from across the country to assist in recovery efforts. It also reflects how Salins’ urban landscape has been permanently altered by the tragedy, adhering to architectural standards that still hold today. us at La Grande Saline to witness this crucial piece of history and to appreciate the resilience of Salins and its residents over the last two centuries.

  • Gourmet Cycling Trip in Auxerre: Regional Delicacies

    The ‘Balade gourmande | Vélo & Saveurs’ offers a local cycling adventure through Burgundy, presenting seven local specialties. Departing from a shop in Auxerre, visitors will ride along the historic Canal du Nivernais, with the first stop at an organic farm for cheese tastings. Riders are then offered a Crémant de Bourgogne tasting at a special venue, followed by a visit to a local microbrewery for more tastings. The tour continues to a wine estate for a selection of Burgundy wines and features a highlight tasting of Burgundy snails in Auxerre, alongside the region’s best gougères. the route ends with a refreshing drink at a local biscuit factory, combining physical activity with culinary pleasure for an day in Burgundy.

  • Lundis des Curistes in Salins-les-Bains: A Tasting Event

    The Arbois Poligny Salins Coeur du Jura Tourist Office is aimed at spa visitors in Salins-les-Bains for the Lundis des Curistes events. In collaboration with ThermaSalina, these gatherings allow visitors to meet local producers and sample their products. On Monday, 7 September, the Fruitière Vinicole d’Arbois, one of France’s oldest wine cooperatives founded in 1906 by 26 local winegrowers, will be featured. Visitors can collect welcome gifts, enter to win €30 in gift vouchers, and learn about limited deals from holiday advisors.

  • 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 festival features a mix of dance, music, song, costumes, and gastronomy. From workshops to international shows, the programme offers extensive programming from July 4 to July 12. Visitors can partake in concerts, entertainment, and a market setting across multiple venues, including the main stage in Jardin Darcy and Place François Rude. The programme includes tastings of regional Climats wines and traditional activities for young audiences, such as a Children’s Day. Make sure to the spectacular international parade and special concerts featuring the Dijon Philharmonic Orchestra.

  • Bress’Addict in Louhans: Summer Festivities

    Bress’Addict is a summer programme curated by the Burgundy Bresse Tourist Office, running from July 1 to August 31, 2026. This series features over fifty events to highlight the best of the region. The programme includes ‘Gourmet Tuesdays,’ connecting with local producers, and ‘Unusual Thursdays,’ offering fresh insights into local sites. Additionally, ‘Garçon, la Note!’ takes place on Wednesday and Friday evenings, allowing visitors to sample concerts at various terraces, bars, and restaurants across Bresse bourguignonne. This blend of culinary treats and live music is set to create moments, making Bress’Addict a perfect summer for both locals and tourists. There’s something, ensuring a local the rich culture and flavors of this region.

  • Weekly Market in Alligny-Cosne: Local Flavors

    Every Saturday from 20 June to 12 September 2026, Alligny-Cosne will host a weekly market presenting local producers. Located in the square opposite the church, visitors can attend a local variety of offerings, including butchery, charcuterie, and artisan cheeses. Open from 3 PM to 6 PM, this market provides an option to look at the community and sample the local food culture of the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region.