The city's big popular festival at Parc Montreau
Known as Week-end de Ouf, the Fête de Montreuil is the town's big annual popular festival, organized every year around June 21st at Parc Montreau. This flagship event of the Montreuil cultural calendar brings together up to 25,000 people for two days of entirely free festivities open to all.
The Fête de Montreuil is closely linked to the Fête de la Musique and the Festival des Cultures Urbaines, with which it generally coincides. This overlap of events gives the festival an exceptional cultural dimension, combining headline concerts, stages dedicated to urban arts, association activities, and fireworks displays.
Parc Montreau, located at 33 boulevard Théophile Sueur, is the main venue for the Fête de Montreuil. This landscaped park in the city center, with its vast lawns and tree-lined paths, transforms for the occasion into a large festive space with several stages, food areas, exhibition spaces, and children's play areas. The park's layout allows for large musical groups on stage and small concerts or roaming workshops to take place simultaneously.
On Saturday evening, the main stage hosts the edition's headline concert, featuring in 2025 the Cuban singer Yuri Buenaventura — an emblematic figure of French-language salsa — and the singer Zélie, for a high-quality musical evening. The concert concludes with a fireworks and percussion show by the company Commandos Percy, a magical moment that ends the festival in a grand visual and sound finale.
The Fête de Montreuil integrates the Festival des Cultures Urbaines into its program on Sunday. This festival dedicated to hip-hop, dance, graffiti, rap, and beatbox highlights artists from the suburbs and promotes the cultural expressions of the territory's youth. Dance performances, battles, graffiti workshops, and rap concerts make up the program for this day dedicated to street cultures.
Around 80 local associations set up information and activity stands during the two days, offering workshops, games, sports demonstrations, and presentations of their activities. This associative village is an essential component of the Fête de Montreuil, which is as much a cultural celebration as it is a civic event for community gathering.
The Fête de Montreuil is entirely free and requires no reservation. This total freeness is a strong political commitment from the city, which considers access to culture and celebration as a universal right. Facilities accessible to people with reduced mobility, family areas, and food and drink points are provided to facilitate the attendance of all audiences.
Montreuil is a city of committed culture, hosting numerous artistic events throughout the year. The Fête de Montreuil is the highlight of this annual program, the moment when the entire city comes together to celebrate its diversity, creativity, and popular energy.
The Fête de Montreuil 2026 (the "Week-end de Ouf") will take place on Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21, 2026 at Parc Montreau. As every year around June 21, the city's great popular festival offers two days of entirely free festivities: concerts, an associative village, urban culture stages, and a pyrotechnic show. The detailed 2026 program (headliners, stage times) will be communicated by the City on montreuil.fr in the weeks leading up to the event.
The Fête de Montreuil 2026, better known as the «Week-end de Ouf» (Crazy Weekend), takes place on Saturday, June 20 and Sunday, June 21, 2026, at Parc Montreau. True to its annual event around the Fête de la musique (Music Festival) and June 21, the city's great popular festival offers two days of entirely free festivities without reservation, gathering up to 25,000 people.
The festival opens at 1:30 PM. The main stage successively hosts DJ Neasso (day's host), Mandé Sila with the Chorale des Marmots at 3:30 PM, the Bollywood Masala Orchestra at 5:30 PM, Driss Farrio & The Soulbrothaz at 7:00 PM, Marie Jay at 8:45 PM, and headliner Keziah Jones at 10:15 PM. The evening concludes with a fireworks display around 11:45 PM. The park features four other stages, an associative village bringing together over 60 associations, sports and youth villages, a children's area, and an accessibility area, as well as parades (Pop Corn 007 brass band at 4:00 PM, Karnavires show at 11:00 PM).
Sunday afternoon is dedicated to the Urban Cultures Festival, with a sports village and a rap program on the main stage: Franglish (5:05 PM), Guerta (7:00 PM), and 2L (7:30 PM).
Free access, no reservation required. Parc Montreau, 93100 Montreuil — metro line 9 (Mairie de Montreuil) or local bus. Information: Ville de Montreuil, montreuil.fr.
The festival opens at 1:30 PM at Parc Montreau. The main stage features a free music program until the fireworks display:
In parallel with the main stage, the park hosts four other stages (Musique d'ici et d'ailleurs at the Musée de l'Histoire vivante, Tous en scène for Montreuil associations, À l'unisson in the children's area, Talent brut for emerging artists), an associative village with over 60 associations offering world cuisine, a sports village, a children's area, a youth area (11-25 years old), and an accessibility area with adapted activities.
The afternoon is dedicated to the Urban Cultures Festival, with a sports village and a rap program on the main stage:
Parc Montreau
33 Boulevard Théophile Sueur, 93100 Montreuil
Metro line 9: Mairie de Montreuil (10 min walk)
Bus: 122, 127, 221, 318
Weekend of June 21st every year (Saturday and Sunday) — starting at 2 p.m. on Saturday, fireworks in the evening.
Free — no reservation required.
Ville de Montreuil
Website: montreuil.fr
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Parc Montreau
33 Boulevard Théophile Sueur, 93100 Montreuil