Festi'Wood

A rock festival rooted in the Ardèche terroir

Festi'Wood is a festival of music and conviviality that takes place every year on the last weekend of August in Saint-Vincent-de-Barrès, a perched medieval village in Ardèche. Created in 2015 by the association B.A.F., this musical event showcases bands from the Drôme-Ardèche region, in a rock, festive, and friendly atmosphere.

Local music and discovery

Festi'Wood's programming is resolutely focused on the regional music scene. The festival exclusively features bands from the Drôme-Ardèche territory, offering a showcase for local talent in various genres: rock, reggae, French chanson, and contemporary music. This focus allows festival-goers to discover the richness of the Ardèche music scene while supporting local artists.

Terroir, gastronomy, and zero waste

Festi'Wood stands out for its commitment to sustainable development and the promotion of local produce. The festival's food and drink stalls are made exclusively from local products, highlighting producers and artisans from the region. The festival is committed to a zero-waste approach, with rigorous selective sorting and reusable cups. This responsible approach makes Festi'Wood a model for eco-responsible festivals in rural areas.

A medieval village as a setting

Saint-Vincent-de-Barrès is a listed medieval village, perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Rhône valley. This exceptional heritage setting, with its ramparts, its cobbled streets, and its stone houses, offers a unique backdrop for the festival. Admission is under 10 euros and free for under 12s, ensuring the event is accessible to the widest possible audience.