La BD en Folie

A dynamic comic book festival in Touraine

La BD en Folie is a comic book festival organized annually in May by the Art'No Limit association at the Salle Polyvalente Ida de l'Aigle in Noyant-de-Touraine. Created in 2021, this young 9th art festival quickly found its audience and established itself in the landscape of comic book events in Indre-et-Loire.

Prestigious authors and privileged encounters

Each edition of La BD en Folie invites renowned authors as guests of honor, alongside a selection of comic book creators from all over France. The day's program includes:

• Signing sessions: authors sign their albums and create personalized drawings for visitors.
• Meet-and-greets with authors: privileged moments of exchange to discover the behind-the-scenes of comic book creation.
• Album sales: a wide selection of comic books, manga, and graphic novels available for purchase.
• Activities: comic book-related activities for visitors of all ages.

In 2026, the 6th edition honored Patricia Crottier and Bob Bergé, co-authors of the comic book Le Judo. Bob Bergé also signed the official poster for this edition.

In 2025, the 5th edition welcomed two prestigious guests: Véronique Hermouet and Fred Coicault, as well as surprise guest Jean-Christian Fraiscinet, famous member of the comedy duo « Les Bodin's ».

The Art'No Limit association: a driving force for culture in Noyant

The Art'No Limit association, founded in 2018, is a dynamic organization in Noyant-de-Touraine dedicated to promoting arts and culture. By organizing La BD en Folie, it helps make this Touraine village a place of regular cultural activity, alongside other artistic events such as the Printemps des Artistes and the Exposition de l'Allée de Brou.

Noyant-de-Touraine, village of festivals

With three major cultural events — Le Printemps des Artistes in March, La BD en Folie in May, and the Exposition de l'Allée de Brou in August —, Noyant-de-Touraine asserts itself as a particularly dynamic village artistically and culturally. Located in the south of Indre-et-Loire, between Azay-le-Rideau and Sainte-Maure-de-Touraine, the commune benefits from a preserved rural setting that attracts artists and visitors throughout the year.