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.
Topic: events
Soirées Paysannes in Loubens: Local Products
Loubens becomes the setting for Soirées Paysannes, with local producers guiding the experience. The event invites participants at the the event to share a moment around fresh, local farm produce. Take advantage of a small 100% farmers’ market to dine in the shade or under the shelter. The format keeps the subject close to the ground: stalls, meals, tastings or makers lead the visit.
Fetes locales: La bodega des Superfermiers et des Triporteurs
At Au Pati in Orthez, Fêtes locales : La bodéga des Superfermiers et des Triporteurs gathers people around town-centre celebration. It sets out games, food and evening entertainment. The local interest comes from ordinary festive practice being placed in front of residents and visitors. That gives the stop enough practical shape to show what people encounter in Orthez.
L’été à Artetxe in Tardets-Sorholus: Local Heritage
L’été à Artetxe takes place at 291 Tranbidea in Tardets-Sorholus, where local producers defines the visit. The programme presents this exhibition space, the café-bookstore, and the Uztaldia farmers’ market. Its regional pull comes from goods that can be seen, bought, tasted or discussed directly. The event’s format gives local producers a visible public shape.
Marché d’été à La Chapelle Saint Géraud: Local Products
Marché d’été à La Chapelle Saint Géraud is presented in La Chapelle-Saint-Géraud as a local market focused on local producers. It is organized around local producers. The event is strongest where the public can connect a product to a person and a place. The market remains easy to understand: products, stalls and exchange are the core of the visit.
Festival Au fil de la Dronne – Festi-Broc – marché
Festival Au fil de la Dronne – Festi-Broc – marché de producteurs opens in Les Essards with art and heritage shaping the public programme. It brings together exhibitions. The visit gives people context before they step into the venue or street. The result is a visit where art and heritage, place and activity remain connected.
Balade vélo gourmande – Les légumes du Logis in Val-d’Auge
In Val-d’Auge, Balade vélo gourmande – Les légumes du Logis works as a guided visit shaped by local producers. The programme presents the local region on a bike ride that will take you past two local producers, Les Légumes du Logis and David Ramnoux. The appeal is direct: food, makers and producers are presented as part of everyday rural life.
Estivales du Payssas in Asasp-Arros: Live Repertoire
Asasp-Arros hosts Estivales du Payssas, a concert where dance drives the programme. The public programme for the event includes live music and shared food. The attraction is hearing the programme in the place that gives it context. It links dance to a concert that belongs in Asasp-Arros.
Bodega Tour in Terrasson-Lavilledieu: Performance
Bodega Tour gathers people in Terrasson-Lavilledieu around live music. Live music give the event its practical shape. The programme turns local custom into a shared day, using familiar festive forms instead of spectacle alone. The event’s format gives live music a visible public shape. The programme also shows how live music is experienced in Terrasson-Lavilledieu, through what people see, hear, taste or join.
Marché des Producteurs de Pays à Tonneins: Performance
Marché des Producteurs de Pays à Tonneins is presented in Tonneins as a local market focused on local producers. It’s programme is built around shared food. In Tonneins, the event connects producers, goods and direct exchange. It links local producers to a local market that belongs in Tonneins.