Festivals and cultural events Mulhouse

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!

In 2010, the Journées de l'architecture association became the Maison européenne de l'architecture-Rhin Supérieur Europaïsches Architekturhaus-Oberrhein. Conferences, tours, exhibitions, concerts, cinema: the Journées de l'architecture are held jointly throughout the Upper Rhine. This event is perfectly suited to Mulhouse, with its great diversity of architecture, particularly Mittel-Europa! Conferences and short films are also on the program.

Now in its ^13th year, Vagamondes goes beyond its original theme of focusing on the cultures of the South. Today, its programming is oriented towards "Borderless" themes (geographical, ideological, societal...), opening up perspectives, the essential being to question and meet each other on what constitutes our DNA as human beings today and tomorrow. Between shows and various artistic performances, take part in moments of exchange with the artists.

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.