Events and festivals in Pays de la Loire on November 14 and 15: in Fontenay-le-Comte, Jazz sur Camembert closes its run at the municipal theatre, while Nozay screens films and Angers keeps more than 150 rides turning.
An Italian-style theatre with 257 seats. Fontenay-le-Comte opens it this Saturday, 14 November, on rue Rabelais. Events and festivals in Pays de la Loire on November 14 and 15: in Fontenay-le-Comte, Jazz sur Camembert closes its run at the municipal theatre, while Nozay screens films and Angers keeps more than 150 rides turning.
The municipal theatre of Fontenay-le-Comte
Jazz sur Camembert plays this Saturday, 14/11/2026 at 9 pm, doors open at 8:15 pm, then Sunday, 15 November at 4 pm.
Run by the association Le Camembert for more than thirty years, the festival showcases jazz musicians from the Pays de la Loire. The Collectif régional de diffusion du jazz, the Regional Council and the town of Fontenay-le-Comte support it.
The theatre on rue Rabelais dates from the 19th century. Its 257 seats put the audience right next to the musicians, for acoustic jazz as well as jazz fusion.
From big band swing to intimate trios, from gypsy jazz to bossa nova: the programme runs through the whole genre.
The full price is 15 euros per concert, 12 euros for members, and entry is free for children under 16. Tickets are sold online through the Vendée Marais Poitevin tourist office. The hall is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
From the cinema in Nozay to the rides in Angers
Le Ciné est dans le Pré continues in Nozay until 17 November. About twenty films, documentaries and fiction including several previews, screen at the Le Nozek cinema and at the Paradiso in Nort-sur-Erdre, at 4 euros a screening. Film debates extend the screenings around rural life, the environment and social issues. Le Nozek, an arthouse cinema labelled Jeune Public, has 208 seats with laser projection and Dolby 7.1 sound.
Chemillé-en-Anjou, Saturday 14 November. Les Z'Éclectiques holds the last day of its edition there, the Autumn collection, at the Théâtre Foirail. Created in 1998, this contemporary music festival relies on nearly 300 volunteers.
The Foire Saint-Martin sets up more than 150 rides on Place de la Rochefoucauld in Angers, in the Doutre district. On Saturday the rides run from 2 pm to 1 am; on Sunday, from 2 pm to midnight. Founded in 1913, the fair brings together more than 600 fairground professionals. Thrill rides, children's carousels, bumper cars and ghost trains sit alongside candy floss, churros and waffles.
Entry to Place de la Rochefoucauld is free, with rides from 3 to 8 euros each.