Region: nouvelle-aquitaine

  • Fetes locales: La bodega des Superfermiers et des Triporteurs

    At Au Pati in Orthez, Fêtes locales : La bodéga des Superfermiers et des Triporteurs gathers people around town-centre celebration. It sets out games, food and evening entertainment. The local interest comes from ordinary festive practice being placed in front of residents and visitors. That gives the stop enough practical shape to show what people encounter in Orthez.

  • L’été à Artetxe in Tardets-Sorholus: Local Heritage

    L’été à Artetxe takes place at 291 Tranbidea in Tardets-Sorholus, where local producers defines the visit. The programme presents this exhibition space, the café-bookstore, and the Uztaldia farmers’ market. Its regional pull comes from goods that can be seen, bought, tasted or discussed directly. The event’s format gives local producers a visible public shape.

  • Marché d’été à La Chapelle Saint Géraud: Local Products

    Marché d’été à La Chapelle Saint Géraud is presented in La Chapelle-Saint-Géraud as a local market focused on local producers. It is organized around local producers. The event is strongest where the public can connect a product to a person and a place. The market remains easy to understand: products, stalls and exchange are the core of the visit.

  • Festival Au fil de la Dronne – Festi-Broc – marché

    Festival Au fil de la Dronne – Festi-Broc – marché de producteurs opens in Les Essards with art and heritage shaping the public programme. It brings together exhibitions. The visit gives people context before they step into the venue or street. The result is a visit where art and heritage, place and activity remain connected.

  • Balade vélo gourmande – Les légumes du Logis in Val-d’Auge

    In Val-d’Auge, Balade vélo gourmande – Les légumes du Logis works as a guided visit shaped by local producers. The programme presents the local region on a bike ride that will take you past two local producers, Les Légumes du Logis and David Ramnoux. The appeal is direct: food, makers and producers are presented as part of everyday rural life.

  • BONS&VIVANTS market in Rochefort: Makers And Local Goods

    Rochefort hosts BONS&VIVANTS market, a local market where local producers drives the programme. The Mercure Rochefort La Corderie Royale is launching its the event, open to all, to celebrate local talent. Artisans, producers and artists will showcase the authentic richness of Charente-Maritime. Food is not treated as decoration here; it is the practical link between place and gathering.

  • Festival Jazz et Garonne #16 – Concert Didier ITHURSARRY &

    Festival Jazz et Garonne #16 – Concert Didier ITHURSARRY & Christophe MONNIOT Duo gives Fourques-sur-Garonne a concert built around local landscape. The event is built from landscape interpretation, live music and dance. The interest lies in understanding how the local environment shapes daily life. In Fourques-sur-Garonne, the cultural interest starts with a clearly identifiable activity.

  • Fête de la pomme in Saint-Bazile: Local Food Culture

    At Autour de la salle des fêtes in Saint-Bazile, Fête de la pomme gathers people around Limousin apple culture. Saint-Bazile sees shared food gathered into one programme. The appeal is direct: food, makers and producers are presented as part of everyday rural life. The visit takes shape through Limousin apple culture, presented as a local festival in Saint-Bazile.

  • Atelier Pintxo Party – Semaine du goût in Ostabat-Asme

    Atelier Pintxo Party – Semaine du goût is presented in Ostabat-Asme as a workshop focused on craft know-how. For the week of goût , local products from the Basque Country will take center stage with this culinary workshop inspired by the famous pintxos. Bring an apron and a dish towel—Sarde Sardexka will take care of the rest!

  • Festival d’Accordéon : La Compagnie Créole in Chamberet

    Festival d’Accordéon : La Compagnie Créole presents dance through a concert in Chamberet. It is organized around dance. It matters as a public performance because the repertoire is attached to a venue and a community moment. The programme turns dance into something visible in the visit.