On 8 September 2026, the Uccelli duo invites you to an evening of traditional dances from the 20th century at Atelier Traverse in Dieppe. Featuring young cellists Flora Brégeault and David Penitzka, both products of the Brussels Conservatory, the concert will showcase a diverse repertoire. Audience members can expect to hear a blend of Baroque and contemporary pieces, including selections by Vivaldi, Sollima, and the premiere of a duet by Patrick Valls, a Catalan composer. Following the performance, attendees are encouraged to enjoy a drink and converse with the artists, creating an engaging community atmosphere.
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Agathe and Granny at Caen Port: Treasure Hunt
Join Agathe, a 5-year-old girl, and her granny for an engaging treasure hunt at Caen Port. Tailored for children aged 3 and up, this event features activities like exploring the port as pirates, assembling boats, and drawing maps. This lively experience is part of the Étonnants Patrimoines festival, organized by Casse-Tête Normand and promoted by Caen la mer Tourist Office. Each child must be accompanied by an adult, ensuring a safe and enjoyable outing. Tickets are necessary for both children and adults, adding to the fun and surprises on this memorable outing for young adventurers.
Polyphonic Festival in Val de Saire: Quintet Concert
The Polyphonic Festival in Val de Saire invites music lovers to Gonneville on July 25, 2026, for an enchanting concert featuring Quintet Geranium. This Swiss ensemble will fill the Gothic vaults of Gonneville with their rich male harmonies, blending folk songs and polyphonic traditions. The concert showcases a diverse repertoire in multiple languages, including French, Italian, Romansh, patois, English, Latin, and Basque. It’s a unique opportunity to appreciate the art of polyphonic singing in a historic setting, where every note resonates against the church’s wooden structure. After the performance, attendees can enjoy coffee and an aperitif while mingling with the artists. Due to limited capacity, early attendance is recommended for this cultural celebration steeped in musical heritage.
Heritage Sundays in Vexin Normand: Explore Architectural Tre
Heritage Sundays in Vexin Normand invites visitors to discover the region’s architectural treasures one Sunday each month from June to October. This remarkable event highlights rarely opened heritage sites, allowing access to historically significant locations. A standout feature is the Église Saint-Aubin in Doudeauville-en-Vexin, known for its Renaissance architecture and Latin cross plan. Visitors will be captivated by the notable painted vault, restored between 2015 and 2020, and the intricate carvings from the 16th-century grotesque style. Each Sunday offers an enriching experience, perfect for those looking to engage with local heritage and the architectural splendor of the Vexin Normand region.
Norman Conference in Ernemont-sur-Buchy: Literary Insights
Château d’Ernemont-sur-Buchy is hosting a unique lecture on the Normans led by Gilles Regnier on June 28, 2026. Attendees will explore the rich history and cultural influences of the Normans, making it a must for history enthusiasts and literary fans alike. Following the lecture, Isabelle Lemercier from Autres Rivages bookshop in Buchy will share insights into contemporary authors from Normandy. This event presents a wonderful opportunity to connect local history with literature, fostering both intellectual engagement and appreciation. Gather with fellow participants for an enlightening experience at this charming venue.
Fête de la Mer in Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer: Seaside Celebration
The F?te de la Mer in Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer takes place on 9 August 2026. The programme includes a sea mass at 10:30, a parade from the church to the beach at 11:30, a remembrance ceremony for those lost at sea, and afternoon music with the Pop N’Caux fanfare. The official page notes that the usual fireworks are cancelled this year.
Cajun Music Festival in Douvres-la-Délivrande: Celebrating 🎶
The Cajun Music Festival features Bal de Maison, a passionate group of French musicians deeply connected to Cajun culture. Formed in 2002, they have traveled to southern Louisiana to immerse themselves in the notable rhythms of Cajun music, blending waltzes, two-steps, and blues sung in Old French. Their love for this cultural heritage is highlighted by their latest album, “La Broussaille.” The festival will also provide a snack bar with Canadian beers (in moderation), herbal teas, and hot dogs with maple mustard, making it perfect for food enthusiasts and music lovers alike. Join us for an exciting night filled with dance, music, and the flavors of Cajun culture!
Heritage Sundays in Vexin Normand: Architectural Gems
Heritage Sundays in Vexin Normand provides a unique opportunity to explore the region’s hidden architectural treasures. Occurring one Sunday each month from June to October, this event allows participants to leisurely discover various historical and religious sites, many of which are seldom accessible. In Gisors, get acquainted with the remarkable chapel of the Leprosarium, home to impressive murals by contemporary artist Dado. Founded in 1210, the chapel has witnessed numerous restorations and now showcases a significant artwork commissioned for its interior. Designated a Monument Historique in 1992, this chapel exemplifies the historical and architectural significance of the region. Attendees will enjoy guided visits on Sundays, presenting an enriching experience that highlights local heritage and culture.
Fermanville en Scène: Music Celebration
Fermanville en Sc?ne takes place on Saturday 11 July 2026 in Fermanville, near the La Mondr?e beach area. This one-day local festival features Les Fatals Picards, Ella Gunn, and Les Crieurs de Toit, with family-friendly activities, food, refreshments, and concerts in a coastal setting.
Balises & Baskets in Beuzevillette: Family Adventure
Participate in the Balises & Baskets orienteering adventure in Beuzevillette from April 13 to November 2, 2026. This engaging event invites families and friends to explore the landscape at their own pace while seeking out 15 hidden markers. With a free downloadable map, you can choose to walk or bike the course, tailoring the challenge to your liking. As you navigate, enjoy the local heritage, including historic churches, stone crosses, and artisanal goods. QR codes along the way provide personal testimonies, enhancing your experience with rich narratives about the area. It’s an ideal opportunity for families to connect and create lasting memories in the beautiful surroundings of Normandy.