Fête Nationale de Beaucourt

The National Holiday in Beaucourt: Fireworks and Rock at Parc des Cèdres

Every July 14th, the town of Beaucourt (90500) celebrates the National Holiday with enthusiasm. This municipality in the south of the Territoire de Belfort, on the border with the Doubs and Haut-Rhin regions, organizes a festive evening at Parc des Cèdres that brings its inhabitants together for concerts, entertainment, and a spectacular fireworks display.

Beaucourt, a Town of Festive Traditions

Beaucourt is a town whose identity is strongly linked to its industrial watchmaking history—it was long associated with the LIP factory and precision industry. This working-class and civic tradition is reflected in the popular and friendly nature of its National Holiday celebration. The town has established the Beaucourt en Fête site, demonstrating its commitment to festive traditions.

Parc des Cèdres: A Natural Setting for the Celebration

The chosen venue for the festivities is Parc des Cèdres, a tree-lined green space in the center of Beaucourt. Starting at 8 PM, music fills this natural setting with concerts that warm up the atmosphere before the fireworks. Food and drink stalls welcome families for a friendly outdoor evening.

A Rock-Themed Fireworks Display

The unique feature of Beaucourt's National Holiday is its rock-themed fireworks display, launched at dusk from Parc des Cèdres. The synchronization of pyrotechnic bursts with a rock soundtrack gives this show a festive and dynamic tone, particularly appreciated by a young and family audience. This fireworks display is the highlight of a memorable evening.

An Evening for Everyone, Free and Family-Friendly

Beaucourt's National Holiday is entirely free and accessible to all. Families, children, young and old gather every July 14th to share a festive and republican evening in the spirit of liberty, equality, and fraternity that forms the foundation of the national celebration.