Fête de la Musique à Orly

Fête de la Musique in Orly

Orly (94310), a town in Val-de-Marne internationally known for its airport, also has a strong local identity and a dynamic cultural life. Every June 21st, the municipality celebrates Fête de la Musique by transforming its public spaces into ephemeral stages where amateur musicians and local artists perform.

A Diverse and Festive Town

Orly is a multicultural town whose Fête de la Musique perfectly reflects its human and artistic diversity. The program adapts to the tastes and cultures of the local population, making this event a true mirror of Orly society:

• Afro-Caribbean music: zouk, kompa, afrobeat
• Hip-hop and rap for Orly's youth
• Reggae and Jamaican music
• French chanson and variety music
• World music for a musical world tour

Parks as Natural Stages

Orly's green spaces, including Parc Marcel-Paul, offer a pleasant setting for Fête de la Musique's outdoor concerts. These natural sites can accommodate a large audience in good conditions while benefiting from the coolness of the vegetation on long June days.

Youth Involvement

Fête de la Musique in Orly is an opportunity for the town to showcase its young musical talents. Music education structures and youth centers in the town encourage their members to perform at this event. Music discovery workshops are also offered to children during the day to introduce the youngest to instruments and rhythms.

A Neighborhood and Town Event

Beyond the main stages, Fête de la Musique in Orly also extends to the neighborhoods with local activities. Musicians perform spontaneously in the streets, courtyards, and community spaces, perpetuating the original spirit of a popular and decentralized festival accessible to all.