LéZart Vert Festival

A committed eco-festival in the heart of Creuse

Created in 2007 by the Creuse Toujours association, the LéZart Vert Festival is a multidisciplinary eco-festival that stands out for its participatory and intergenerational mission. For three days, the village of Saint-Étienne-de-Fursac transforms into a space for meetings, expression, and creation open to all. The festival highlights the Creuse landscape while raising public awareness of ecological issues and sustainable development.

A rich and eclectic program

The LéZart Vert program combines concerts of current and world music, live performances, participatory workshops, conferences, screenings, and debates. The evenings are marked by major free concerts that have hosted artists such as La Dame Blanche, a Cuban singer blending afro-latin, hip-hop, and dancehall, or Ragapop, a Ukrainian electronic post-punk band. The festival prioritizes artistic diversity and committed contemporary trends.

A free festival powered by passionate volunteers

One of LéZart Vert's strengths is its total freeness: all shows, workshops, concerts, and events are accessible without a ticket. Supported by about sixty volunteers, the festival has maintained a human and family dimension while professionalizing over the editions. With attendance reaching 5,000 people, LéZart Vert has become a must-attend event on the Creuse cultural scene, combining artistic excellence and conviviality.