Topic: events

  • Bienvenue à la ferme Market in Perrecy-les-Forges: Local Del

    The Bienvenue à la ferme farmers’ markets are returning to Perrecy-les-Forges, providing an option to connect with local producers. Scheduled for the first Friday of each month from March to December, these markets highlight a variety of seasonal produce from dedicated farmers. On August 7, 2026, around fifteen local producers will present their offerings, including meat, cheese, fish, honey, and more. This month presents a superb gourmet programme, featuring prepared dishes for guests to attend on-site. Musical entertainment by Emilio Armillès will enhance the festive setting in the historic surroundings. Organized by the Chamber of Agriculture with support from CUCM, the market encourages a community spirit where consumers can take part directly with those who cultivate and craft their food. More than just a market, it’s a celebration of local flavors and craftsmanship.

  • Culinary Demonstrations in Lons-le-Saunier: Local Tastes

    A culinary in Lons-le-Saunier on July 15, 2026, at La Maison de La Vache qui rit. The programme presents visitors on a self-guided tour of the kitchen, where you’ll witness cooking demonstrations and sample local fresh smoothies. It’s an option to directly appreciate the region’s gastronomic talents. The programme highlights local culinary practices, offering a local insight into the flavors of Burgundy-Franche-Comté

  • Festival de la Serre de Cary Potet in Buxy: World Music

    The Festival de la Serre de Cary Potet in Buxy celebrates 18 years of world music. On July 13, 2026, the greenhouse will resonate with melodies from Quatuor Caliente, featuring the featured Lysandre Donoso on bandoneon and Cédric Lorel on violin. Their performance offers a nostalgic look back at Buenos Aires’ golden age, presenting the works of Bach and Piazzola. Visitors will also have the option to the ‘Le Sanctuaire’ exhibition by photographer Christophe Caudron, which ly depicts majestic trees enveloped in mist, enhancing the festival’s tranquil ambiance. This specific event presents an fusion of music and art.

  • Gourmet Walk in Arbois: Culinary Adventure

    The Balade Gourmande du Triangle d’Or presents visitors to a 10km walk featuring five gourmet stops. Beginning at the Fruitière Vinicole d’Arbois, visitors will taste local AOC wines and regional dishes, from aperitifs to desserts. As you walk through historic Arbois, famous for its association with Louis Pasteur, you’ll see landmarks like his college and family home. Each stop offers a tasting of local specialties and traditional meals, with rural vineyards providing a backdrop. The tour culminates at Château Béthanie, where gourmet desserts, fine bubbles, and coffee are served in a market setting enhanced by musical performances. Departures are scheduled from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM with staggered times for a comfortable programme.

  • Fête des animaux sauvages in Treigny: Celebrate Wildlife

    The Fête des animaux sauvages is a long-running annual celebration at Parc de Boutissaint on August 15. This festival attracts nature lovers by presenting Europe’s rich biodiversity. Visitors can see majestic wildlife in their natural environments. Alongside wildlife exhibits, the programme features a farmers’ market with local produce and gastronomy. Visitors can sample traditional dishes while in activities that promote wildlife conservation and awareness. this festival offers an option to attend nature and connect with others who share an interest in wildlife and its preservation.

  • Milk Festival in Blois-sur-Seille: Cheese Delights

    The Milk Festival in Blois-sur-Seille is a gourmet farmers’ market featuring traditional Comté cheese-making demonstrations along with activities for children. Visitors can experiences such as milk cable car demonstrations and guided tours throughout the programme. As night approaches, visitors are invited to attend a Comtoise fondue meal, which requires advance booking and payment through the JurAbsolu Office in Voiteur. The festival presents an energetic setting with musical entertainment adding to the celebration. The programme is a format for locals and visitors alike to sample regional delicacies and connect with the community spirit of Burgundy-Franche-Comté.

  • Tasting Day in Jougne: Local Delights & Music

    A local tasting day at Maison Robbe in Jougne, highlighting local specialties such as heated prepared snails, terrine platters, and the famous Franc-Comtois cocktail. This festive day includes a live concert by the Doubs Bist Band at 6 PM, creating a local setting suited to sharing with family and friends. Celebrate the spirit of the Fête de la Musique with culinary delights and community attendment.

  • Departmental Solidarity Day in Le Creusot: Engaging the Unin

    The Departmental Solidarity Day in Le Creusot on June 23, 2026, offers an platform to address vital social issues. Visitors ca workshops, serious games, and discussions covering topics such as housing, employment, mobility, and budgeting. The programme aims to raise awareness about available support from various social stakeholders and encourages individuals to take meaningful action towards solidarity. Featuring over 50 speakers and exhibitors, including associations and businesses, the programme provides practical insights and guidance. A highlight of the day will be a round-table discussion with business leaders exploring corporate contributions to local solidarity initiatives. Additionally, a solidarity meal will be served, with proceeds supporting local food assistance groups, reinforcing community solidarity. In the evening, attend a theatrical performance of “Empreintes sur le chemin” by Compagnie Rêver tout haut, which examines themes of mutual aid and fresh starts. The programme will be hosted across multiple venues, including Hub & Go and Château de la Verrerie, presenting solidarity in action.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: Celebrating the Organ

    On 11 July 2026, Kaléid Brass will perform in Meursault to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Mutin Cavaillé-Coll organ at the Church of Saint-Nicolas. This historic organ, originally inaugurated in 1908 at the Théâtre du Châtelet, has been ly restored and is poised to delight audiences once more. The concert will feature Camille Saint-Saëns’s Symphony for Organ in a transcription for brass and percussion by Thierry Caens. This performance will revive the character of the inaugural concert while honoring the organ’s history. Additionally, the program will include works by famous composers such as Wagner and Sibelius, offering a blend of sound that connects the past with the present. Come to the heart of Meursault to attend this musical event.

  • Bach Festival in Meursault: 40th Anniversary Concert

    The Festival de Bach à Bacchus celebrates its 40th anniversary with a special concert featuring works from the Baroque and Romantic eras. On July 7, 2026, noted musicians Yves Henry, André Cazalet, Gilles Henry, Alain Moglia, and Pascal Moraguès at the Église Saint-Nicolas in Meursault. This concert will present masterpieces from legendary composers like Bach, Paganini, Brahms, Schumann, Massenet, Koechlin, and Debussy. Together, these five featured artists will create a musical programme, blending diverse styles and deep emotions. The programme not only commemorates the festival’s history since its inception in 1986 but also highlights music’s ability to stir the soul. Music enthusiasts are invited to attend an evening filled with elegance and artistry. The performance, scheduled from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, presents to take the audience on an intense musical arc, presenting lyrical beauty and moments of virtuosic brilliance. Make sure to be part of this landmark celebration!