The Fête de l’olive piquée & des vins du terroir brings Nyons’ olive traditions and local wines into the same celebration. The Syndicat de l’Olive de Nyons & des Baronnies organises the gathering with its partners. Admission is free for adults and children; details of the individual activities have yet to be announced.
Region: auvergne-rhone-alpes
Flâneries yssingelaises
The Flâneries yssingelaises offer self-guided walks using a free map from Suc & Loire tourisme. A historical route connects the former bishops’ residence, the Grenette grain hall, the theatre and traces of fortifications. Other routes focus on architecture or paths towards views of the volcanic sucs. Walkers choose their route and pace, with options for exploring alone, with friends or as a family.
Manigod Bread-Oven Charity Walk
A marked walk from Manigod links three traditional bread ovens with local food stops. Participants encounter pink bread and jam, wood-fired bread with cheese and charcuterie, and tarts and cakes. Montpellaz Chapel opens specially for the route. Readings on resilience and poetry at Les Murailles add a literary pause to a walk overlooking the Manigod Valley and the Aravis mountains.
Vonnas and the Etablissements Blanc
This guided visit connects the history and heritage of Vonnas with the Etablissements Blanc. The route includes part of the starred restaurant, with its room, cellar and portrait gallery. It forms part of Saveurs en Veyle, the community’s gastronomic gathering. The visit is free, with places limited to fifteen people and advance booking required.
Saoû Winter Fruit Fair
Winter fruit and seasonal produce bring around 150 selected exhibitors to Saoû’s Foire aux fruits d’hiver. Apples, chestnuts, walnuts, honey, preserves and Picodon share the stalls with craftwork. Music accompanies the fair, while wood-fired soup and mulled wine are among the foods and drinks served during the gathering.
Inside Le Corbusier’s Couvent de La Tourette
The guided visit opens the interior of Sainte-Marie de La Tourette, Le Corbusier’s Dominican convent at Éveux. It introduces the building’s history, architectural concept and symbolism. Visitors discover spaces for intellectual, communal and spiritual life, including the church. The tour connects these spaces with Dominican life past and present and the convent’s place within UNESCO-listed modern architectural heritage.
Visite des ateliers de la Cité de la Chaussure
The Cité de la Chaussure tour introduces the history of footwear in Romans and the Made In Romans workshops. A guide explains cutting, stitching, assembly and finishing. The visit connects these production stages with efforts to preserve local skills and renew the town’s shoe industry. Some sessions take place without workers present, so the experience centres on the workshops and their interpretation.
Clansayes Heritage Treasure Hunt
Faujas de Saint Fond, sent by Louis XV to investigate the Clansayes earthquake, is the central figure in this children’s treasure hunt. In the game’s story, he has lost an object essential to his research. Young investigators aged six to twelve search the village centre, following clues through its streets to recover the missing item.
Vercors Prehistory Museum Guided Tour
A guide introduces the new exhibition route at the Musée de la Préhistoire du Vercors. The museum is built around a flint workshop abandoned by stoneworkers some 4,500 years ago, preserved on its original site and protected as a historic monument. The admission ticket includes both the museum and the guided visit, which is conducted in French.