Les Soleillades is Montrouge’s city festival, held from 5 to 6 September 2026 along the Allées Jean Jaurès. The 2026 edition is themed around Brazil, with concerts, dance performances, creative workshops and food activities.
Topic: events
Calf Market in Saint-Laurent-de-Chamousset
Weekly meeting between farmers and traders in the market hall where negotiations can be seen mezzanine’s vantage point. At 10 am the bell rings and the traders run to make sure they get the best calves! Itinerant and farmers’ market in the village
Exhibition in Le Puy-en-Velay: Gold Lace Artistry
Fragility at La Dentelle du Puy connects Sara Bran’s gold-lace work with Le Puy-en-Velay’s textile heritage. The exhibition treats lace as a living craft language, where metal thread, delicacy and natural forms meet in a reflection on beauty and vulnerability. It gives the city’s lace-making identity a contemporary voice while staying close to exceptional manual skill.
Picodon Train Exhibition in Dieulefit
On the station’s first floor, there’s a permanent exhibition featuring old photographs and postcards of the line, as well as documents and various objects relating to the existence of the “Petit train du Picodon”.
Fêtes Renaissance du Roi de l’Oiseau in Le Puy-en-Velay
During the 3rd week of September, the upper town of Le Puy-en-Velay will be decked out in its finest Renaissance colors to bring you back to life in a life-size 16th century!
Médiévale de Lisieux
Médiévale de Lisieux brings a medieval atmosphere to the Jardin de l’évêché, close to the historic heart of the town. The event is suited to families and heritage-minded visitors who enjoy costumes, old-world settings and the feeling of a town stepping briefly into another period. It adds a festive historical layer to Lisieux beyond its better-known religious heritage.
Fête des Métiers d’Art
Fête des Métiers d’Art celebrates craft skills in Villedieu-les-Poêles, a town already associated with artisan know-how. The event gives visitors a chance to focus on makers, materials and traditional skills in a public town setting. It belongs clearly in the arts-and-crafts side of the Normandy calendar, with a strong link to local identity.
Show dans la Baie 2026
Show dans la Baie 2026 brings performance and festival energy to Ferme des Cara-Meuh in Vains. The farm setting gives the event a relaxed, local character while placing it close to the wider Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel area. It is a good example of a Normandy event where rural place, food-world surroundings and live culture meet.
Fête de la Scie Harfleur 2026
Fête de la Scie Harfleur 2026 brings local history and craft tradition into Harfleur’s town centre. The event name gives it a distinctive identity, pointing toward heritage, tools and the memory of manual skills. It is a compact town festival for visitors who enjoy regional traditions presented through a community celebration rather than a museum display.
Wild Garlic Discovery Lisieux
Wild Garlic Discovery Lisieux highlights a seasonal plant that is closely tied to spring walks, foraging and simple regional cooking. Based at the centre socio-culturel on Rue de Taunton, the event gives visitors a small, approachable way to connect food culture with the natural world. It is best framed as a discovery outing rather than a large gastronomic festival.