Festivals and cultural events Lorraine

The Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days) are an opportunity to discover or rediscover the treasures of your region, and Mulhouse is no exception, as this event attracts a very large public every year. Whether you're with friends or family, come and discover the heritage close to your daily environment, free of charge. This national and European event has become a veritable ritual. In many cases, exhibitions and events await you at the site of your visit. Let's not forget that Mulhouse is a city of Art and History.

Over 10 years ago, a group of students full of ideas and a passion for parties and music decided to create a festival. Still 100% student-run and free of charge, the festival has become one of the must-attend musical events of the Mulhouse spring season. It attracts a wide variety of people, not only students but also many families, who enjoy a giant barbecue followed by one or two concerts. Nearly 7,000 spectators attend. You'll find local artists and headliners in a variety of styles: rock, folk, blues and electro.

Since it was founded in 1978, the Fénétrange Festival has been promoting classical music, with major international artists showcasing their virtuosity. The Fénétrange Festival revolves around both music and gastronomy. It's a delicious marriage that also highlights the town's historic heritage. The "music followed by a meal" formula has been on the menu in Fénétrange since 1992, the year dedicated to Rossini, when a complete meal was organized according to the composer's original recipes..

A production by FAA, Fabrique Autonome des Acteurs, which brings together artists and researchers. They bring their disciplines into dialogue, create, study, invent, ask questions, find answers and even better questions. They play, dance, sing, write, practice karate or exchange ideas with renowned scientists. The Festival is the public forum for what's happening in the shadow of the old factory buildings. On the program: theater, dance, music, circus, martial arts, cinema, radio, meetings and conferences!

It's the Halloween festival! The All Saints' Day vacations are shivering in Moselle with "Bêtes et Sorcières" (Beasts and Witches). The Sarrebourg Moselle Sud region is involved in the adventure. The Musée du Pays de Sarrebourg is offering children's activities, as well as the Halloween train in Abreschviller, activities at the Sainte Croix Animal Park and the Effrayante visite de Sarrebourg, a mystery tour organized by the Tourist Office, and the "Bêtes & Sorcières" stays for total immersion!

This is not a traditional Christmas market, but a true enchantment for small and large people who staged Sundgau tales and legends in the heart of Altkirch's old town. Myths come alive in the middle of evocative sets, between witchcraft and fantastic, and they meet fantasy characters: The Fleur aux Fleurs, the Little Man of Blochmont, the dwarves of the Gorge to the Wolves, the witch of Koestlach…

Entrance is free, the events program is available at the Tourist Office of Altkirch. Little advice: Enjoy one of the sightseeing tours and do not miss the Saint-Nicolas procession at night.

The Strasbourg European Fantasy Film Festival broadcasts horror, thriller, science fiction, animation and virtual reality films for a week. Their format can be long or short. The event takes place at Vox, Star-Saint-Exupéry, Star, Star, and UGC cinemas, but also in more surprising places such as the Shadok, the Municipal Baths, the Saint-Guillaume church or outdoors. Exhibitions, conferences and Master Classes are also organised in parallel. The best European feature film is awarded a Méliès d'or.

This festival aims to promote world music, to meet, to share music and thus to discover different cultures. Every year, the Sacred Days of Strasbourg festival takes place at the beginning of February over several days. An appointment that allows you to attend thematic concerts in places of worship usually reserved for faith communities. A unique event that challenges conventions, creates emotions and brings people from different backgrounds and beliefs together for beautiful moments.

The Planetarium de la Belle Étoile in Épinal is a must for fans of astronomy and scientific discovery. Located at MJC Belle Étoile, rue Dom Pothier, the planetarium offers 90-minute sessions. Reservations are required in advance. Don't miss this opportunity to take a fascinating journey through the universe at the Planétarium de la Belle Étoile in Épinal.

Metz, a city rich in cultural events and festivals, is home to the Association Bout d'Essais. Since 2012, this association has been dedicated to creating unforgettable memories. Association Bout d'Essais offers a shared photo studio where photography enthusiasts can give free rein to their creativity. What's more, a film lab is available to develop and print the photos taken. To add a touch of fantasy, a costume booth is also available for dressing up and immortalizing unique moments. For fans of original outings, the Association Bout d'Essais offers a stand-up paddle photo tour, a not-to-be-missed experience for discovering the city from a new angle. Finally, Association Bout d'Essais is also organizing a festival in 2022 on the theme of love. A perfect opportunity for culture lovers to get together and share magical moments.