Festival Internacional Arte Flamenco

37th edition: the breath of « jondo »

From June 30 to July 4, 2026, the largest flamenco festival outside Spain brings together major figures and emerging voices in Mont-de-Marsan. The 2026 program fosters dialogue between the most deeply rooted forms of flamenco and contemporary expressions, in a spirit of artistic excellence and popular celebration.

Festival venues

• Le Pôle (Théâtres de Gascogne) — dedicated to dance and major choreographic figures of flamenco.
• Théâtre Le Molière — singing, guitar, and dance, equipped with a new acoustic floor for optimal performance conditions.
• Le Village (Place Charles-de-Gaulle) — free shows starting at 8 PM, in a warm atmosphere bringing together French and Spanish artists.

A 2026 novelty: the Prix Confluences

The first Prix Confluences, Grand Prix of the Festival, will be awarded to an artist from this year's program. Created in partnership with regional structures and instrument maker Cédric Sourdouyre, this prize celebrates excellence and the movement of artists between Spain and Nouvelle-Aquitaine.

Opening — Tuesday, June 30, 2026

• Le Pôle — Manuel Liñán · Llámame Lorca, choral show co-produced with the Andalusian Flamenco Institute (opening creation)

Théâtre Molière — July 1 to 4, 2026

Singing, guitar, and dance:

• Ismael « el Bola », Juan de la María, José « el Pechuguita »
• Salomé Ramírez (dance), Ángel Reyes, Aitana Rousseau
• Alfonso Losa & Paula Comitre · Alter Ego
• José Fermín Fernández, Antonio Campos & Raquel La Repompa
• Alejandro Hurtado (guitar) & Patricia Guerrero (dance)
• Segundo Falcón, Paco Jarana & Manolo Franco
• Mercedes Ruiz

Le Pôle — dance

• David Coria · Babel. Torre viva
• Maria Moreno · Magnificat

Le Village — Place Charles-de-Gaulle (free entry, from 8 PM)

• Thursday, July 2, 2026, 8 PM — Mirada, a flamboyant show led by dancer Céline Daussan (La Rosa Negra), with singing, guitar, and percussion
• Free shows every evening with French and Spanish artists (detailed Village program published throughout the edition)

Around the shows

• Workshops and classes in dance, singing, rhythm, guitar, and tablao
• Meetings, conferences, and screenings
• Photo exhibition of the two previous editions
• Awarding of the first Prix Confluences to an artist from the program

• 37th edition of the largest flamenco festival outside Spain
• Opening by Manuel Liñán with Llámame Lorca at Le Pôle
• Free shows every evening at Le Village, Place Charles-de-Gaulle
• 2026 creation: Prix Confluences awarded to an artist from the program
• Théâtre Molière equipped with a new acoustic floor
• Workshops and classes, meetings, conferences, exhibitions