Beaumont-sur-Oise Festival

The Beaumont-sur-Oise Festival: the river in celebration

The Beaumont-sur-Oise Festival takes place in a town in the north of Val-d'Oise that boasts a remarkable natural and historical setting. Beaumont-sur-Oise is perched on a cliff overlooking the Oise River, with the remains of its medieval castle and its 13th-century Saint-Laurent church. The town offers spectacular panoramas of the Oise valley and the surrounding hills.

This privileged geographical position gives the Beaumont Festival a special atmosphere: the events take place between the riverbanks and the heights of the promontory, with breathtaking views of the valley. The developed banks of the Oise provide an ideal setting for open-air concerts and family entertainment.

A festive and varied program

The Beaumont-sur-Oise Festival offers a program that spans several days and combines music, fairground attractions, shows, and food. Concerts by local and regional bands liven up the evenings, while the afternoons are dedicated to children's activities and associative festivities. The tradition of popular dances on the banks of the Oise is highly appreciated by the locals.

The medieval heritage of Beaumont

Beaumont-sur-Oise is a town of art and history that deserves to be better known. In addition to the castle and the church, the town has old bourgeois houses and picturesque streets that bear witness to its flourishing past in the Middle Ages. The annual festival can be an opportunity to showcase this heritage, with guided tours and cultural events.

A town attached to the river

The Oise is inseparable from Beaumont's identity. The river has shaped the town's history, powered its mills, and facilitated river trade. Today, it is a popular leisure and walking area. The annual festival pays homage to this age-old link between the town and its river.