The Marché du pré à la cagette is a gathering of local producers and craftsmen held from March to December in Gueugnon. Happening every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month, it offers a great opportunity to support local artisans and explore regional products. Visitors can expect an array of goods, from handmade crafts to local delicacies. The market operates from 5pm to 8pm, extending until 9pm from May to September, making it a notable evening destination for both locals and visitors.
Region: Burgundy-Franche-Comté
Fête du Morbier in Morbier: Cheese Celebration
The Fête du Morbier is a lively celebration devoted to Morbier cheese, a source of pride for its village. Taking place on August 21, 2026, this popular festival features a variety of activities that cater to visitors of all ages. First and foremost, attendees can participate in the official Morbier cheese competition, which seeks to award the best Morbier of the year. In addition to the competition, you can explore a craft market showcasing local artisans and their creations. For those feeling peckish, a range of snacks and refreshments will be available, including giant Morbiflettes filled with bacon and smoked trout, perfect for a taste of local flavor. Throughout the day, the festival is packed with entertainment. Enjoy performances by a circus school, demonstrations featuring wild boar and herd dogs, face painting for kids, and even chainsaw carving. Sports initiations are also on the program, along with horse-drawn carriage rides for a charming break from the excitement. As the sun sets, the event shifts to an animated dance evening, ensuring a lively night for all participants. Admission and parking for the event are free, making it accessible for everyone. Whether you’re a foodie, a lover of local traditions, or simply looking for a fun day out, the Fête du Morbier promises an engaging experience full of flavors and unique activities.
Producer and Artisan Market in Pont-de-Poitte: Local Crafts
Every Tuesday evening from July 7 to August 25, 2026, the village of Pont-de-Poitte hosts a lively producer and artisan market. Visitors can enjoy local products and handcrafted goods, with various stalls showcasing the best of the region. In addition to market shopping, attendees will find food and refreshments available on-site, ensuring a delightful dining experience. The market is enriched with craft demonstrations, allowing visitors to see artisans at work, and features family-friendly and musical entertainment, making it a great outing for all ages. This weekly event not only supports local producers and creators but also fosters community spirit in a charming village setting, making it a must-visit during the summer months.
Fête de La Diamantine in Les Moussières: Local Entertainment
The Fête de La Diamantine in Les Moussières offers an exciting experience for all. The festivities kick off at 7 AM with a flea market. A mowing competition at 10:30 AM is followed by accordionist Teddy Codet performing at noon. In the afternoon, enjoy various wooden games with Rempichotte starting at 2 PM. Cheer for participants in the giant table football tournament from 2 to 4 PM, leading up to finals at 5:30 PM. Food lovers can participate in a bleu de Gex eating competition at 4 PM, concluding with an evening concert by Banane verte at 7:30 PM.
Restos Marchés in Sainpuits: Food and Music Fest
Every Sunday evening from 7 PM in July and August, Sainpuits hosts the Restos Marchés, where local producers bring their culinary delights. Enjoy on-site catering and a diverse selection of refreshments while soaking in the festive atmosphere. The evenings are enhanced by musical entertainment, creating a perfect outing for friends and family. Celebrate local gastronomy and culture under the summer sky in Burgundy-Franche-Comté.
Un Dimanche En Bourgogne in Dijon: Local Delights
Un Dimanche en Bourgogne returns to Dijon in 2026! From 10am to 5pm, meet local producers and artisans and explore a variety of gourmet delights and quality products. The event showcases local produce and craftsmanship while you enjoy Dijon’s pedestrian-friendly city center. Whether a food lover or a supporter of local creators, this monthly market offers something for everyone.
Festival de la Serre de Cary Potet in Buxy: Jazz Classics
For 18 years, the Serre de Cary Potet in Buxy has hosted diverse world music performances at dusk, creating a distinct atmosphere each July around the 14th. This year’s festival showcases pianist Laurent Epstein, accompanied by Michel Rosciglione on double bass, Philippe Maniez on drums, and vocalist Julie Erikssen. Attendees can expect jazz classics coupled with delightful surprises. The event will also feature the stunning exhibition ‘Le Sanctuaire’ by photographer Christophe Caudron, which presents captivating images of majestic trees in the Basque Country under enchanting morning light. Enjoy an exquisite blend of music and art in this perfect setting.
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.
Bread and Pastry Baking in Chapelle-des-Bois: Tradition
Every Friday at Écomusée Maison Michaud, visitors can witness the art of baking bread and pastries in a restored 17th-century oven. This event celebrates an enduring tradition, showcasing how sourdough bread is crafted and baked over flames. Guests can participate in a cozy gathering within the fire room of a charming old farmhouse, typical of the Haut-Doubs region. Attendees are encouraged to order their loaves or pastries in advance, ensuring a delightful experience. A self-guided tour of the ecomuseum is included with admission, providing insight into local heritage while offering entertainment. Reserve your spot early—book before noon the day before to avoid disappointment!