Festivals and cultural events Strasbourg

Already known since 4 editions, the Brasseurs d'Alsace and the Eurométropole meet this time on the Quai des Bateliers for a stroll along the water to discover the 18 Alsatian breweries. Small catering and more than 60 beers offered. Musical activities are combined with the event to enjoy a good lather while listening to good sound. Free festival that lasts two days until 10pm. Possibility to discover new local beers that you did not know as well as the work of the brewers.

After Film Festival and Ciné Cool, Alsatians are spoiled in terms of culture! All of them have put this annual film event on their agenda! Le Printemps du cinéma is an opportunity to leave home after a harsh winter to see the new releases on the big screen. On the bill: animation, fantasy, comedy, horror... You will have a lot of choices with a really attractive single price! The 2019 edition was a real success, as it is every year. There is no doubt that 2020 will also be with unique and original programming for a one-time admission fee allowing a real three-day film marathon.

Organized by the Pelpass et Cie association, Paye Ton Noël is a festival of music and street art. The concept is simple: celebrate Christmas in an offbeat way during the first two weeks of December. Each year, a different theme serves as a red thread: medieval in 2018, intergalactic super Santa Claus in 2019! What's in store for the ^18th edition in December 2024? It's still a complete surprise... In any case, you'll be able to attend concerts, shows and other workshops, as well as watch short films. A great atmosphere guaranteed!

Created by an association bringing together enthusiasts of the 9th Art, Strasbulles is the European comic strip festival in Strasbourg. Alsace Comic Strip (ADB) invites many illustrators from all over Europe to Strasbourg to participate in signing sessions on Place Kléber but also to lead conferences and debate at round tables. Exhibitions in the Aubette salons are also organized. They allow to highlight the fantastic work of the artists and to contemplate their original plates.

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.