Events calendar Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

The Théâtralia is a week entirely dedicated to theatre in all its forms (dance, music, photo), open to a wide audience in the heart of downtown Marseille, the Centre Bourse. During this week devoted to live show, the theatres and artists of Marseille will present excerpts from their creations and the programming of their upcoming season. On the menu: exhibition, animation, reading, workshops, meetings, exchanges, debates and discussions. A place of convivial passage for a festive cultural event where you wouldn't expect it.

This festival never always. Quite the contrary. Already more than 80 000 visitors. It is Richard Martin, the Director of the theatre who is the creator, following a real coup de coeur for a Moscow Theatre Company. The Russian festival will take place from 22 to 24 March and Russian Cinema Week from 12 to 16 March. Cinema sessions followed by Russian cabarets. Rendez-vous emotion, speech, humour and poetry. Program to be discovered on the website.

" Arts and Heritage ": temporary exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photo.

In 2018, the race will celebrate its 40 years! We are looking forward to the festivities. Usually, it proposes 3 routes - departures at 13 h 30, 14 h and 15 h depending on levels - but all leave the rue de la République and end the Clock Place.

Created in 2016, this festival takes place every year at the end of May, as if to festively celebrate the return of fine weather. It takes place at the Friche Belle-de-Mai, an inspiring hybrid cultural venue. An IN festival and an OFF festival for Bon Air, each year bringing together thousands of festival-goers to enjoy a cutting-edge, eclectic program of contemporary, especially electronic, music. International stars and up-and-coming talents share the various stages spread across this former industrial complex.

Dix Mille Tours du Castellet is an annual race organized by Peter Auto on the famous Paul Ricard circuit in Le Castellet, Var. Depending on the grid, it uses both tracks, the F1 Grand Prix track and the other one without the northern chicane with the Mistral straight line allowing to reach 300 km/h for the Group C Racing prototypes. The Dix Mille Tours du Castellet is also the presence of car clubs (vehicles before 1971 or possibly more recent) that can participate in driving on the track, but also the presence of merchants and exhibitors.

The yacht club specialises in sailing and rowing. It offers courses or courses of initiation and development, supervised by state-run instructors.

You can also rent equipment and participate in competitions. Located in the same place, the Centre Aigle Nautique organises diving, kayaking and sailing activities. For all information: 04 92 04 07 99.

Nights from History to Castle. Designed and designed as a show-show, the Castellada shows the history of the old castle of Nice. Thus every night of summer, actors, singers and musicians breathe life back to the men and women, humble or famous, who have marked our past.

Through this pleasant journey the viewer discovered the history of Nice from its Greek and Ligurian origins until the emergence of the capital of the French Riviera at the beginning of the th century. A very beautiful in an exceptional site. From July 20 to August 31 (except Sunday and Monday). Check out from pm: lift from the castle. Start of the show: 21 h. Length of show: p. m. to p. m. Comfortable shoe port recommended. Information: 04 92 07 97 80. Visit is possible only upon reservation. Tickets are issued at the Accueil Palace Reception Office (15 Right Street) from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 12 pm and from 14 pm to 18 pm.

This painter is studying the effect of time on works. It focuses on erosion research, women. Paintings, sketches prints inspired by archaeology, relief in paper.

Many exhibitions and events are planned throughout the year.

The next 66 th edition of the Grand Prix will take place from Thursday 22 May to Sunday 25 May. This is the only Grand Prix that takes place in the city, the circuit being set in the heart of the principality. Very winding, he asks for exceptional pilotage qualities because he allows for overtaking only in rare places. More than one big champion broke his teeth there. They still evoke the most famous vintages with Jim Clark, Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna. On that day, the entire principality goes to the balcony, and the locations of the best points of view on the race rent at gold prices. It's the only race in the world that fights entirely in the city.

Launched in 1994, this competition largely uses the Formula 1 layout and is part of a strong time in the world of go.

The festival of digital content creation covering 3 D domains, video games and architecture, with over 150 decision makers from the best European production and post-production studios.

Launched in 1974 by Prince Rainier III, he brings together for a week, the second half of January, the best clowns, trapézistes, antipodistes, riders and circus artists all over the world facing a jury presided over by the Prince of Monaco, and thus receives the consecration with prizes (Gold Clown, Silver and Bronze). Information and reservations: 00 377 92 05 23 45.

In July, the best players from around the world invest the Fairmont Monte-Carlo to participate in this international tournament.

November 19: charmed, flags, parade, fireworks…

In September, prestigious cars which experienced their hour of glory especially in the first half of the th century, marched through the avenues of Monaco, carrying pilots and elegant in costume costumes.

Rendez-vous of all the specialists and professionals, this festival is now in the principality, all the big (and even the small) screens of the small screen in the world.

Since 1984, this international event completes the Principality's cultural agenda, enriching it at the time - spring - where cultural events decline. Who says atypical period, says atypical programming: The different expressions of music (chamber music, recitals, baroque operas, musical films) are highlighted, even though the artistic spectrum remains rather wide (theatre). The Festival is a good opportunity for young talent and a feast for the amateurs, and each edition has a new novelty.

This very beautiful public beach is a rich fish reserve, the only place on the coast where you swim right beside the fish, used to the human presence on their territory.

Attention, it is strictly forbidden to feed or fish them. This artificial beach is monitored between May 15 and September 15, with showers, showers, restaurants and shops.

Note that the ancillary services are paid (changing rooms, etc.) and are open every day from May 1 to September 30 from 8 a. m. to 18 p. m. on 00 377 93 30 63 84. Adults: EUR 2,15, over 60 years: EUR 1,45. There is also a mini club for 3 to 12 years 00 377 93 30 66 82. The time: EUR 2,80, half day: EUR 9, day: 12 € (rates may be modified). The beach is equipped to accommodate disabled people.

For years, a team of volunteers has been working hard to ensure the success of this cultural event. It takes place in the heart of the village. With around a hundred authors of all genres (literary, regional, thrillers, comics, travelers...), critics and journalists are always present. And then there are the readings and conferences held in courtyards shaded by plane mulberry trees. The event closes with a friendly glass of Côtes du Rhône wine, offered by local winemakers.

Lapalud is a humid plain which, at one time, was covered with fields of mulberry, madder and vines.

One day, a Lapalutian brought back sorghum seeds from the neighboring countryside which he planted on his property. Its cultivation was imposed, its flexible straw is very easy to handle and the inhabitants started to shape it and to use it as a broom. In the 1920's, Lapalud had four broom-making establishments; the sunny holidaymakers who travelled on the N7 used to stop there to buy them (Luis Mariano or Jean Nohain would have been seen there). But the glory of this small village disappeared the day when the Ponts et Chaussées had to divert the N7 which bypasses the town: no more brooms, brushes, feather dusters. Also arrived on the market the competition of the Eastern countries, the setting in circulation of the broom "heather of roadman" (the broom of witch) and the vacuum cleaner.

Since 2015, the municipality and the festival committee organize the first weekend of June the festival of brooms which includes a colorful foot race with or without broom, a petanque competition, a hike, musical entertainment and aperitifs. A convivial moment guaranteed.

Do you know Marseille's soccer sanctuary? The Stade Vélodrome was built in 1937 by the architect Ploquin. This "temple" of Olympique de Marseille is a mythical, thrilling venue where fans and locals alike are passionate about their favorite team, OM, as well as rugby matches with neighboring Toulon's RCT. Thanks to the European Cup, awarded to France in 2016, priority was given to the construction of this "new" stadium with its ultra-modern design . Changes were made to the structure itself: the stadium is now completely covered! With this^4th extension completed on August 15, 2014, the stadium is now classified in the UEFA "Elite" category. The new stadium now accommodates 67,395 spectators, in optimal conditions of comfort with renewed seating, and improved visibility thanks to a new configuration and seats closer to the pitch. The pillars supporting the roof do not affect the field of vision, and the lighting power is increased and distributed all along the structure for better balance. Last but not least, the adjoining shopping center features restaurants, an auditorium and boutiques. Take a guided tour of the Orange Vélodrome and plunge into the heart of the legendary club. For a good hour (only during school vacations), you'll have the privilege of going behind the scenes of this temple of soccer!

Since 1960, the best jazzmen and jazzwomen in the world have brought their instruments and voices to Juan-les-Pins, offering the public a high level of jazz. On the stage of the Pinède Gould against the backdrop of the sea, legendary artists such as Ray Charles, Miles Davis or Ella Fitzgerald have made the festival a must for jazz lovers. In addition to the main festival, free concerts by local musicians are held in various venues around the city.

What success! Years in years the notoriety of the Castellet racing races won't be démérite! You who have never seen this fabulous and impressive spectacle, you who have already seen it and die of returning to it: All of you must no longer hesitate and organise a weekend to attend one of these races. Visit the website of the Paul Ricard circuit to track its programming. You may then be able to attend the FIA GT 1 World Championship (in July), 4 hours of Paul Ricard V V (where historical vehicles are displayed in September), the World Series by Renault (in September) or even participate in one of the GT steering courses organized here.

For over 45 years now, La Croisette has played host to the Royal Regatta Festival. The event welcomes over 150 of the world's finest yachts. For a week, the largest and most famous yachts of the last century, often over a hundred years old, compete in fierce jousts in a convivial atmosphere. The regatta is held off the coast of the Lérins Islands. Don't miss the royal regatta village with its many exhibitors.

A festival of "sustainable culture", this event is dedicated to traditional folk music and dance. Performances take place in the citadel of Les Baux-de-Provence, the village of Orgon's arena, chapels, castles, gardens and squares.

It's the friendly, inter-generational rendezvous of the gaming world! Animations, tournaments, exhibition areas, board games, traditional games, simulation games, trading card games, video games, there's something for everyone! Whether you're an occasional gamer, a family gamer or a hard-gamer, this event will give you the chance to meet all the gaming communities, test board games and meet the authors of your favorite games.

The mountains, their wide, snow-covered spaces, their freedom... and their music, which naturally seems to be jazz at altitude. The festival is set to celebrate its ^18th edition in 2024, welcoming new artists for ten days at the very end of January. Around fifteen major dates, twenty Jazz Bars and twenty off-piste Jazz events throughout the Briançonnais region, from Serre-Chevalier to Montgenèvre on the snow-covered heights. Internationally renowned artists perform under the stars.

Welcome to medieval festivities in Colmars! Set in a magnificent setting of ancient stones steeped in history, the weekend features a wide range of events: music concerts, horse and bird of prey shows, medieval meals, lectures, old trades, battles, old-fashioned flag-throwing... Large craftsmen's market in the town squares. And if you'd like to join in the fun, rent a costume. Days rich in learning and contemplation, both visual and auditory!

This is one of the most beautiful traditional festivals in France! Organised by the association "The Circle of Peillasque Union", the festivities allow to share and make known the strong times of the lives of the inhabitants of yesteryear, very marked by the succession of harvests and thus seasons: the villagers and the exhibitors are doing so, the time of a weekend, to revive the actions of their elders, perpetuating the traditions of wheat and lavender cutting which make the village originality. The atmosphere is at the heart of joy and conviviality. Moreover, all those who wanted it can participate in the cuts.

Each year, the High Alps celebrate hiking through the Departmental committee on hiking and in partnership with a different association. Itineraries are offered throughout the weekend, including famous ascents. The programme, the discovery of unknown countries, trails accessible to the greatest number, even people with reduced mobility, and walks for all levels.

It's a show not to be missed! An ocean of several thousand ewes, lambs and rams as well as Rove goats (an ancient Provencal breed) and donkeys accompanied by their shepherds in traditional costume and their dogs parade twice around the old town center. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful traditional festivals of Provence. It symbolizes the departure of the flocks of sheep that leave Provence in spring to join the pastures of the Alps. And all day long, there is a flea market and a cheese fair.