Fête de Tigery

The Fête de Tigery: the village meeting point

The commune of Tigery (91250) is a small village in Essonne with a little over 1,500 inhabitants, located on the banks of the Seine between Corbeil-Essonnes and Lieusaint. Despite its modest size, the commune organizes its annual festival every year, a moment of conviviality and celebration that unites the entire village community around entertainment, shows, and festive activities.

A moment of authentic village life

The Fête de Tigery is a human-scale event that reflects the spirit of village festivals: warm, friendly, and rooted in local life. Residents come together to share a moment of pleasure and relaxation, characterized by simplicity and authenticity. The commune's associations actively participate in the organization and entertainment of the festival.

Children's entertainment, group games, shows, and food stalls liven up the day. Some editions include a flea market or a garage sale, which attract a wider audience looking for bargains in the village's green setting.

La Ferme du Plessis Saucourt, the heart of local life

Tigery boasts a remarkable site: the Ferme du Plessis Saucourt, an agricultural and cultural site that hosts various events throughout the year, including the Christmas market in December. This emblematic village location illustrates the commune's attachment to its rural heritage and the enhancement of its natural spaces.

Tigery, between nature and growing urbanity

Although modest, Tigery is surrounded by large developing towns (Lieusaint, Savigny-le-Temple) and benefits from the proximity of the Parc Naturel Régional du Gâtinais français. Its annual festival is one of the ways the commune asserts its village identity in a changing territory. Admission is completely free and open to all.