Festival Les P'tites Bananes

Les P'tites Bananes: the first young audience festival in the south of Vienne

Born from the energy of a collective of parents and local cultural actors, the Festival Les P'tites Bananes quickly established itself as the unmissable family event in the south of Vienne. Organized by the association Le Grand Bananier, this unique and generous festival invites spectators "from 0 to 99 years old (and more)" to share two days of live performances in a bucolic setting, at the hamlet of Le Vignaud, in Romagne.

A rural haven for the performing arts

It is in the green setting of the Ferme du Vignaud and La Grange Ouverte that the festival unfolds its stages. This associative space, nestled in the heart of the Civraisien countryside in Poitou, offers an intimate and welcoming environment, perfectly suited for families. Between the meadows and the rehabilitated agricultural buildings, the companies invest every corner to create moments of magic at a child's level.

A rich and demanding program

The Festival Les P'tites Bananes offers a carefully selected program mixing theater, music, dance, storytelling, and street performances. Regional and national companies take turns on the various stages, offering original creations accessible from a very young age. The 2024 edition notably hosted shows such as Lili à l'infini, Captain Parade, the Trio des Mômes, Ouistitibaba, Barket de Fraises, and Les Bouskidou, confirming the artistic quality of the event.

A friendly and accessible festival

True to its values of sharing and accessibility, the festival offers very affordable prices with tickets for a few euros and free entry for toddlers. Two-day passes allow families to fully enjoy the entire program. The warm atmosphere, on-site catering, and play areas make it a special time where three generations come together to celebrate living culture in a rural setting.

Strong territorial roots

Supported by passionate volunteers and the local associative network, the Festival Les P'tites Bananes contributes to the cultural dynamism of the Civraisien en Poitou. By programming quality shows in a rural village, it actively participates in cultural decentralization and proves that the most beautiful artistic emotions can also be found far from major cities.