Music events Lorraine

Every year at the beginning of the summer, the Douëra park comes alive for the Douëraphonies and is transformed into an "ephemeral musical village". On the program of the festivities, local concerts of pop, rock, variety and current music, as well as animations for children. A small restaurant and a refreshment bar, located at the entrance and stands of jewelry and other handicrafts installed on the site bring a warm atmosphere, very friendly to this small musical event that always delights its audience!

One headliner follows another, with fantasy. Pierre de Maere, Kyo, Kalika... That's the spirit behind Nuits de Champagne, which takes place in various venues including the Argence chapel, the Théâtre de Champagne, the Théâtre de la Madeleine... For a week at the end of October, the town comes alive with concerts and now afters. It's a dynamic event that gives the town a boost, with choir members - up to 700 for the schoolchildren - and the Grand Choral, which pays tribute to everyone's participation and involvement in the festival. A great idea for a family outing!

It is on this grassy field that many events take place in the summer. On occasion, free concerts of great artists are often scheduled at 9pm, in the open air: Eddy Mitchell, Stephan Eicher, Zazie, Christophe Maé, etc. The opening acts are also worth a visit. A great moment to enjoy the beautiful season to the sound of current music in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. For the record, Maurice de Vienne was the founder of the first soccer club in Nancy in 1910: the US Frontière.

The Nancy Jazz Pulsations music festival in the fall moves to the Parc de la Pépinière for a Sunday, a family day with many free concerts. In September, Pépinière en Vert also becomes a large plant market where more than 90 exhibitors offer their products and crafts and the Emile Gallé prize is awarded to a literary work related to horticulture. Pépinière en Fête manages to make us forget the nostalgia of the summer period and to anticipate the arrival of pumpkins and other cucurbits.

In the beautiful setting of Fort Kléber, a very complete jazz program takes place over several days. About twenty groups from all over the world perform on stage. Artists present their programs every evening on two stages (one free and the other for a fee). Many shows are free of charge (see the program on the site). In parallel, the festival village and the village of Les P'tits Loups for the youngest, offer activities throughout the festival. The installations offer optimal comfort. And if you are a little hungry, head for the Table du Loup, the restaurant that is set up on site for the occasion.

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.

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.