Festivals and cultural events Lorraine

Four days of music and festivities! Le Cabaret Vert attracted 127,000 festival-goers to its 2023 edition, and never ceases to thrill the crowds. 18 years of fun and sharing. Lomepal, Nekfeu, Niska, Pomme, Dionysos, the festival is open to all kinds of music and has a strong ecological conscience. But Cabaret Vert isn't just a music festival, it's also a comics festival, bringing some forty talented artists to the fore each year, as well as street shows and screenings.

In May, organized by cultural Alternative, in partnership with the City of Saint-Dizier, the festival of school and amateur troops of the Champagne-Ardenne region, all framed by professionals, presents about thirty pieces across the city.

Every other year, some 150 troupes from 5 continents come to present their puppet shows! Now a worldwide event, it is aimed more at adults than children, who will nevertheless find plenty to dream about. Poetry is on every street corner in Charleville-Mézières. There's also an "off" festival version, which brings the city's streets to life like an urban fairy tale. See you in 2025!

Mulhouse has more than one trump card up its sleeve, and water is one of them! With its rivers and canals.... The city is making water visible and accessible again. This summer, the Canal du Rhône au Rhin will be the place to be on vacation! Between Michèle's guinguette and the magnificent Square du Général de Gaulle, you'll have your feet in the water! Not forgetting, of course, the brand-new Parc des Terrasses on the banks of the Ill, close to the market. Entertainment all summer long!

This event invites bibliophiles to gather at the Parc Expo to share their passion for reading. A wide public can meet writers, illustrators, storytellers, publishers, booksellers, second-hand booksellers and various book-related associations. Literary debates for adults and a variety of workshops (stories and nursery rhymes, puppets, decoupage, collage and drawing...) for young readers: there's something for everyone!

Every year around May 10 (in reference to Dimey), this festival celebrates French poetry and song and pays tribute to the poet-chansonnier, a child of the village, Bernard Dimey. Passed away in 1981, we owe him the famous Syracuse, Memère, My feather thing… So the song song is honored during these few days. Many artists went through the stage of the nogentese cultural center: Juliette, Barcella, Thomas Pitiot, General Tour, François Corbier, Graeme Allwright… But this festival also involves exhibitions, tributes, films… Dimey, who would be suing us' I am sure of interest later, you will have machines to speak the dead ', did not mistake: He is still there, with lovers of poetry sung like Yves Jamait… The association also offers occasional shows. Jean-Claude Dreyfus has been released to play there. Intimate but with a beautiful palette of shows!