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  • Concert Traditionnel in Arbonne: Live Repertoire

    Place du fronton in Arbonne frames Concert Traditionnel as a traditional sporting event devoted to regional sport. Traditional Basque Concert on the Fronton Square. The public value comes from seeing regional sport as a social practice, with spectators close to the action. The programme turns regional sport into something visible in the visit.

  • Fête des battages à Saint Crépin et Carlucet/Salignac

    Saint-Crépin-et-Carlucet hosts Fête des battages à Saint Crépin et Carlucet/Salignac, where craft know-how shapes the town gathering. The public programme for the event includes shared food, family activities and exhibitions. What matters is the collective format: food, sound, games or ceremony bring the town together.

  • Danses Basques avec Zirikolatz in Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle

    Chemin Karrika gives Danses Basques avec Zirikolatz a precise address in Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle; Basque culture gives it focus. Come see the summer Basque dance performance by Zirikolatz from Saint-Pée-sur-Nivelle. The event will be held at the Trinquet Gantxiki in case of rain. It matters as a public performance because the repertoire is attached to a venue and a community moment.

  • Atelier terrain in Hendaye: Coastal Workshop

    Atelier terrain – Paysages, risques littoraux et adaptation opens in Hendaye with local landscape shaping the public programme. It is organized around landscape interpretation, craft workshops, guided walks and family activities. The interest lies in understanding how the local environment shapes daily life. The result is a visit where local landscape, place and activity remain connected.

  • Concert Oracasse in Meschers-sur-Gironde: Live Repertoire

    In Meschers-sur-Gironde, Concert Oracasse works as a concert shaped by dance. Music from New Orleans and the Caribbean From the Charentes region to Louisiana and on to the Mississippi, the musicians of ORACASSE cross the ocean, drawing on Creole rhythms, swing, blues, and funk. ORACASSE tells us: “Jazz is alive!” Royan Atlantique.

  • Les Escales Saint Palaisiennes – Balade contée

    Saint-Palais-sur-Mer hosts Les Escales Saint Palaisiennes – Balade contée, a guided visit where live music drives the programme. Eight artistic and musical events will punctuate the summer season at iconic venues steeped in the town’s history. The event offers a chance to combine live performances with local heritage. The visit gives people context before they step into the venue or street.

  • 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.

  • Visite guidée de la chapelle du Sacré Coeur in Hasparren

    Visite guidée de la chapelle du Sacré Coeur gives Hasparren a guided visit built around Basque culture. The chapel of the Sacred Heart of Hasparren, or chapel of the Missionaries was built from 1928 to 1931. This building of Art Deco, Byzantine and Basque style offers a particularly rich decoration, unique in the whole South-West: frescoes of 48 characters, magnificent stained glasses and immense mosaic of the famous Mauméjean brothers.

  • Randonnée pelote en Arbéroue in Saint-Martin-d’Arberoue

    Randonnée pelote en Arbéroue uses the traditional sporting event format in Saint-Martin-d’Arberoue to foreground local landscape. After a lovely hike in the hills above the Arbéroue Valley, you’ll take part in an introductory session on Basque pelota at the fronton in Saint Martin d’Arbéroue. Much more than just a sport, it’s a true tradition deeply rooted in the local culture.

  • Soirée Pelote Basque in Anglet: Local Heritage

    Soirée Pelote Basque is presented in Anglet as a traditional sporting event focused on Basque pelota. An evening dedicated to Basque sports and culture, organized by Hardoytarrak and open to everyone. The event will begin with welcome dances, followed by a joko exhibition (a Basque pelota specialty) featuring the club’s children.