Festival Rétro de Levroux
Vintage weekend and vintage vehicles in the heart of Berry
2026
About Festival Rétro
Festival Rétro — edition 2026
3rd edition: see you in May 2026
The Festival Rétro de Levroux returns for its third edition on May 23 and 24, 2026. True to its formula, this free weekend will offer an exhibition of collector vehicles, cabaret shows and concerts, a pin-up parade, and the traditional vintage vehicle parade through the streets of the medieval town.
The detailed program will be announced in the spring of 2026.
Highlights Festival Rétro 2026
- 3rd edition of the Levroux vintage festival
- Exhibition of collector vehicles
- Cabaret shows and concerts
- Pin-up parade and vintage vehicle parade
- Free admission
Prices Festival Rétro 2026
Festival Rétro — 2027 edition
The 2026 edition was held from 23 May to 24 May 2026. The dates for the 2027 edition have not been announced yet. This page will be updated as soon as the official programme is published.
Practical information — Festival Rétro
Practical Information
Access
Levroux is located in the Indre department (36), about 25 km north of Châteauroux.
- By car: From Châteauroux, take the D926 towards Levroux (about 25 minutes). From Tours, follow the A85 then the D943.
- By car from Paris: A10 then A85 towards Tours, then D943 (about 3 hours).
Price
Free admission for the entire festival.
Catering
Catering available on-site throughout the weekend.
Contact
Phone: 06 69 60 91 24
A 100% retro weekend in the heart of Berry
The Festival Rétro de Levroux invites vintage and beautiful mechanics enthusiasts on a journey through time in the heart of the medieval town of Levroux, in the Indre department. Every year in May, this free and family-friendly festival celebrates vintage vehicles and the retro world in a festive and friendly atmosphere.
Collector vehicles in the spotlight
The heart of the festival beats to the rhythm of yesteryear's engines. An exhibition of retro vehicles brings together classic cars, vintage motorcycles, and period utility vehicles, carefully restored by their passionate owners. From models from the 1930s to icons from the 1970s, each vehicle tells a story and testifies to the automotive know-how of a bygone era. The traditional parade of vintage vehicles through the streets of Levroux is one of the weekend's highlights.
Shows, cabaret, and pin-up atmosphere
Beyond the beautiful mechanics, the Festival Rétro offers a rich and varied festive program. Cabaret shows and concerts liven up the two days of the festival, with artists revisiting the musical repertoires of past decades. A pin-up contest and a parade add a glamorous and retro touch to the event. Tattoo artist John Line B also offers his services for vintage body art enthusiasts.
A medieval setting for a journey through time
Levroux, with its remarkable medieval heritage—its Saint-Sylvain collegiate church, its half-timbered houses, and its Porte de Champagne—offers an ideal setting for this festival that plays on nostalgia and time travel. The Allée des Tilleuls, the main venue for the event, transforms for a weekend into a true retro village where exhibitors, artists, and visitors mingle.
A friendly and accessible event
Entirely free, the Festival Rétro de Levroux focuses on conviviality and accessibility. On-site catering allows visitors to extend their day in a warm atmosphere. After the success of its first edition in 2024, the festival has established itself as a new unmissable spring event for vintage culture enthusiasts in the Indre region and beyond.
Where does it take place — Festival Rétro
Festival Rétro in brief
History of Festival Rétro
Edition 2025 May 2025Other festivals near Levroux
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