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Region: Burgundy-Franche-Comté

  • Fête du Biou in Arbois: Grape Harvest Feast

    The Fête du Biou is a historic grape harvest festival with religious origins, first recorded in the 17th century. Taking place annually in Arbois, it coincides with the feast of Saint Just, the patron saint of the parish. Held on the first weekend of September, the programme presents the rich local traditions in the heart of the Jura vineyards. It’s a celebration that embodies community spirit, gathering locals and visitors alike to honor their agricultural heritage.

  • Local Producer Market in Saint-Julien-de-Civry: Organic Delg

    The Local Producer Market in Saint-Julien-de-Civry is held every first Friday of the month from 5 PM to 8 PM. This night market highlights local producers, focusing on organic products. The programme includes a bar offering refreshments and snacks. From April, live concerts will enhance the market setting, contributing to the community spirit of this popular festival. It’s a great opportunity for food lovers and those looking to support local farmers alike.

  • Bresse Chicken Festival in Louhans: Local Flavors

    The Fête du Poulet de Bresse on 25 July 2026 in Louhans-Châteaurenaud, set beneath the arcades of Grande Rue. This known festival offers a variety of entertainment throughout the afternoon, leading to a local dinner and dance event starting at 7 PM. The evening features a special Bresse chicken menu, available by reservation, organized by the Rugby Club de Louhans. Celebrate local culinary traditions with a market setting.

  • Ariodante in Beaune: Baroque Opera Unveiled

    A rendition of ‘Ariodante’ at the Festival International d’Opéra Baroque in Beaune. This performance presents dramatic narratives of love and betrayal in the Scottish court, presenting the brilliance of Haendel’s operatic genius. With intense baroque emotions and rich melodic complexity, this opera immerses you in a world of longing and despair. Under the direction of Christophe Rousset, the production features a featured cast, including Ève-Maud Hubeaux as Ariodante, alongside Marie Lys, Michèle Bréant, and Margherita Maria Sala. Prepare to be entranced by the arias and poignant storytelling that transcend time. The performance will be sung in Italian with French surtitles, ensuring an.

  • Festival Chamboultou in Blanzy: Music & Family Day

    The Chamboultou Festival returns to Blanzy for its 6th edition from 26 to 28 June 2026! The programme presents two days of outstanding musical performances and culminates in a family-friendly Sunday with free admission. On Friday, artists such as Maxxo and Danakil will perform, followed by an AfterShow. Saturday presents Insipide Vødka, Picon Mon Amour, and Les Fatals Picards, with more acts closing the festival on Sunday, including Loup Feat. Serpiko and La Fanfarrosoir, along with activities throughout the afternoon.

  • Bach à Bacchus in Meursault: Musical Heritage

    On July 9, 2026, the Alkymia ensemble will perform a concert titled “Sucreries” at Église Saint-Nicolas in Meursault. The programme presents a musical arc that evokes the historical musical landscape of Sucre, once known as La Plata during the Hispanic viceroyalty of Upper Peru. Audiences will be transported through time, exploring polyphonies composed for the chapels of La Plata in the 17th and 18th centuries, salon music from the 19th century, and traditional dances of today. The program features sacred villancicos created for significant celebrations, including Christmas and Corpus Christi, rich in Counterpoint and Spanish dance influences, embodying the early Baroque spirit. In addition, the concert includes instrumental works for guitar and viola da gamba, highlighting the interplay of these traditional instruments with contemporary interpretations of colonial dances. The performance culminates with cuecas by Siméon Roncal and Matilde Casasola, representing Baroque heritage in popular dance. Under the direction of Mariana Delgadillo Espinoza, the Alkymia ensemble skillfully merges ancient and modern music, creating a rich auditory tapestry that evokes connection and wonder through sound. This concert presents a nuanced exploration of musical heritage, presenting the diversity of cultural expressions while offering an for all visitors.

  • 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.

  • Children’s Workshop in Levier: Art & Poetry

    The ‘Atelier enfant – Dessin et poésie’ is a workshop for children aged 5 and over, held at the Musée relais du cheval de trait comtois et de la forêt in Levier. This multi-sensory encourages kids to express their creativity through drawing and poetry. Scheduled for 28 July 2026, from 14:30 to 17:30, it’s a format for young artists to attend a creative afternoon in an inspiring setting.

  • Sand Flaubert in Fontaines: Literary Connection

    Sand Flaubert examines the relationship between George Sand and Gustave Flaubert through theatre. Performances take place at the Théâtre de l’Atelier Bleu in Fontaines on 4 August at 19:00 and 7 August at 16:00. Annie and Alain Grivel revisit their first meeting in 1857, literary dinners and the friendship that shaped their correspondence.

  • Mâcon Insolite: Discover Hidden Treasures

    Mâcon, historically layered, boasts traboules, courtyards, and old houses. These items reflect the region’s architectural splendor. Guided tours both iconic sites and lesser-known spots, offering insights into Mâcon’s cultural significance and the narratives behind its structures. Take part in this exploration to appreciate the character of this historic city.