Media Tarn

This popular station was created by Olivier Fabre and Jacques Iribarren and since its creation has taken pride in its local audience. So much so that the radio's programming is mainly oriented towards the department and the region. Newspapers are mixed with people, music and web magazines, but it is above all local events that find resonance on the air. Radio is the relay of local cultural events and its airwaves beat to the rhythm of the department's news. A real success!

Atouts Tarn, the bimonthly institutional magazine published by the Conseil départemental du Tarn, is the ideal companion for anyone wishing to discover the riches of the département. Culture, social issues, the environment, transport, heritage, colleges, portraits of Tarn inhabitants, calendar of events, this comprehensive and enriching publication presents the Tarn in all its facets. The magazine is distributed free of charge to letterboxes and is also available in digital format on the département's website: www.tarn.fr. Atouts Tarn is sure to please readers who don't want to miss a thing about their department.

To listen to CFM is to live your life to the beat of rhythmic music and informative magazines. The Cordes-sur-Ciel station is no exception. The Tarn version of this radio station broadcasts programs from the national schedule, as well as programs specific to the department. This information and news is particularly developed in the Mag 81, broadcast live from Monday to Friday. When you're in the département, turn on the radio and listen for useful information and ideas to make your vacation easier.

Le Tarn Libre is a monument of the Tarn press, as this weekly was first published in 1835. Created under the title Journal du Tarn, it is one of the oldest newsletters in France. As its title suggests, the paper focuses primarily on news from the Tarn region, but also covers parts of Tarn-et-Garonne and Aveyron. Every Friday, readers can discover a departmental news section, a local news section and a leisure section to help them understand their local life and make the most of its range of entertainment.

This local weekly was launched on September 4, 2003, with the aim of giving a new voice to news from the Tarn region, and particularly from the southern Tarn basin, where it is the news leader. On sale every Thursday, the publication reports on local life, highlights events in the département, and features reports and portraits of local personalities. Supplements are added several times a year, such as Mag de l'été (tourism), Maison habitat (decoration), Temps de vivre (seniors)...

Radio Cagnac is the local radio station, the one you listen to while shelling peas or making jam! Very much a local station, it gives pride of place to accordion and French chanson. It's easy to imagine Maurice and Ginette, comfortably ensconced in their deckchairs, never missing a show. The medium also gives pride of place to folk music such as flamenco, copla and other popular tunes from Spain and elsewhere. Since 2022, it no longer broadcasts on the FM band, but can still be found online.

This community radio station has a fairly young audience who are happy to discover music from the 80's to today on its airwaves. These varied musical tracks are punctuated by news flashes devoted to the news of the departments of Aveyron and Tarn, territories covered on the FM band by the station. This formula, which focuses on local life, is bearing fruit, since the number of listeners is constantly increasing. Its magazines, newspapers, hits and live broadcasts are available on its website, for unlimited listening.

Radio Albigés combines the traditional and the contemporary, while maintaining its role as a free, independent and non-commercial radio station. On its airwaves, you'll be able to follow the news, but also hear Occitan, French chanson, jazz, rap, metal, rock, hip-hop, reggae... The cultural programs are hosted by Radio Albigés' team of volunteers. The station, which is open to all, is always on the lookout for new participants for its radio workshops or to act as hosts.

IEO Difusion and IEO Edicions belong to the Institute of Occitan Studies and ensure both the publishing of books in Occitan or on the Occitan language and culture, but also the distribution of many Occitan publishers. The publishing house participates in the socialization of the Occitan language by supporting the creation of books in Occitan on the Occitan language and culture through its varied publications dedicated to the entire readership throughout the south of France.

This pop-rock station is the ideal way to start the day in a good mood and keep up to date with the latest news from the département. Based in Mont de Lacaune, this community radio station is "the voice of your mountains". On its airwaves, it develops live broadcasts, broadcasts music, and creates exchanges with its listeners. As well as acting as a relay for information, particularly local information, Radio Lacaune transmits information on association announcements, exchanges with local players and puts itself in touch with local structures.

This well-informed website is the essential tool for an excellent stay in the département. Run by the departmental tourism committee, it provides an exhaustive presentation of the region, its good addresses and its highlights. All your questions are answered: Where to eat? Where to sleep? What to do? What to do? Here, we tell you as much about museums as fishing spots! Updates are regular and the web support is highly educational. Looking for inspiration? Let their recommendations and advice be your guide.