Forum des Associations d'Évry

The Forum des Associations d'Évry: The Big Back-to-School Event

Every early September, the town of Évry-Courcouronnes (91000) kicks off the associative season with its Forum des Associations. This large gathering lives up to its name: a true forum in the ancient sense of the term, it is the place where residents come to get informed, discuss, and get involved in the life of their city. It is one of the most attended events of the back-to-school season in Essonne.

Hundreds of Associations to Discover

The Forum des Associations brings together the town's sports, cultural, artistic, solidarity, and leisure associations on a single site. Each association has a stand to present itself, showcase its activities, and welcome future members. The range is as broad as it is rich: martial arts, dance, music, theater, team sports, water sports, visual arts, languages, civic associations, gaming clubs, religious groups, and many more.

Live demonstrations are organized throughout the day, allowing visitors to see the associations in action and get a concrete idea of the activities offered. These lively and dynamic moments contribute to the festive and animated atmosphere of the forum.

A Moment of Social Cohesion

The Forum des Associations is more than just a registration fair: it is a moment of cohesion and social mixing for a town like Évry-Courcouronnes, known for its diversity and dynamism. Residents of all ages and backgrounds come together to discover what their city has to offer, build connections, and get involved in local life.

Stage entertainment, concerts, or street performances may accompany the forum, reinforcing its festive character. Partner associations offering catering provide food and drink stands, making the forum a moment of conviviality.

Évry-Courcouronnes, Town in Essonne

Évry-Courcouronnes is the main town and prefecture of Essonne, born from the merger of Évry and Courcouronnes in 2019. With its approximately 64,000 inhabitants, it is one of the most important new towns in the Île-de-France region. Its associative life is particularly rich and diverse, reflecting its multicultural population and its unique urban history. The associations forum is entirely free and open to all residents and visitors.