Topic: events

  • Choeurs basques d’hommes Gogotik in Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle

    Choeurs basques d’hommes Gogotik presents Basque culture through a concert in Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle. Concert by the Gogotik Men’s Choir. The programme presents songs from around the world as well as traditional songs that highlight the Basque language and culture! Its cultural value comes from opening a religious or historic place to a wider audience.

  • Marché de nuit in Arette: Performance

    Marché de nuit opens in Arette with local producers shaping the public programme. The public programme for the event includes craft workshops and local producers. In Arette, the event connects producers, goods and direct exchange. It links local producers to a local market that belongs in Arette.

  • Rendez-vous au Quillier in Saint-Julien-d’Armagnac

    In Saint-Julien-d’Armagnac, Rendez-vous au Quillier works as a concert shaped by local landscape. If you listen carefully, you’ll notice that in dedicated areas known as “quillers” or “plantiers”, the pins collide. 3 in front, 3 behind, the players throw the mallet to leave just one pin standing, and the combinations used to achieve this have the names of birds.

  • Déambulation du Nola District Brass Band: Live Repertoire

    Andernos-les-Bains hosts Déambulation du Nola District Brass Band, a concert where dance drives the programme. The public programme moves between live music and dance. The live format gives the event its force: artists, audience and local stage meet in one setting. Dance gives the visit a reason to exist beyond general entertainment.

  • Arrosako Labur Filmak Gaualdia – soirée courts-métrages

    Basque culture gives Arrosako Labur Filmak Gaualdia – soirée courts-métrages plein air its subject, with Saint-Martin-d’Arrossa giving the visit its place. The “Arrosa” association is organizing an outdoor movie night featuring six short films in Basque (with French subtitles) suitable for all ages. Talos and drinks will be available starting at.

  • Course landaise in Morcenx-la-Nouvelle: Regional Sport

    At Aux arènes in Morcenx-la-Nouvelle, Course landaise presents Landes arena tradition through a traditional sporting event. The event is built from Landes arena tradition and live music. Its regional identity is practical: the sport is watched in the kind of place where it belongs. The event’s format gives Landes arena tradition a visible public shape.

  • Fête de l’été du comité des fêtes de St Hilaire Foissac

    Local producers gives Fête de l’été du comité des fêtes de St Hilaire Foissac its public rhythm in Saint-Hilaire-Foissac. It sets out street celebration, dance and local sport. Its strongest public value is the meeting point between local produce and shared village time. The result is a visit where local producers, place and activity remain connected.

  • Fêtes locales in Orthez: Street Music & Games

    Orthez hosts Fêtes locales, where public ceremony and music shapes the town gathering. It sets out music, public ceremony and family activities. Orthez is part of the attraction, because the celebration belongs to public space rather than a closed venue. It keeps attention on public ceremony and music, with Orthez present in the experience.

  • Fêtes locales : La bodéga de l’UCO in Orthez

    Fêtes locales : La bodéga de l’UCO gathers Orthez around public ceremony and music. The bodega meal is part of the programme, with food served as part of the village gathering. For Orthez, the event works as a public gathering with enough activity to feel rooted in place.

  • Ma première visite au musée in Hendaye: Live Repertoire

    26 gives Ma première visite au musée a precise address in Hendaye; Basque culture gives it focus. The City of Memories opens its doors to children ages 7–12 to introduce them to the history of the Basque Country, art, and local traditions. Sandrine, our guide, uses games, the children’s boundless imagination, and their spontaneous energy to introduce them to the site.