Les Murs ont des Z'Oreilles

Les Murs ont des Z'Oreilles in Civray-de-Touraine

Les Murs ont des Z'Oreilles is a music festival that unfolds in Civray-de-Touraine and the surrounding communes of the Val de Cher, in Indre-et-Loire. This original festival offers concerts in unusual and heritage locations: barns, troglodyte cellars, chapels, gardens, and the banks of the Cher, creating a rare musical intimacy between artists and the public.

An original concept

The festival's principle is based on the idea that the walls themselves become an integral part of the musical experience. By choosing locations steeped in history and with unique acoustics, the organizers offer musicians and the public a unique setting where music resonates differently. Each concert is a discovery, both musically and in terms of heritage.

An accessible program

The festival offers a varied program mixing classical music, jazz, world music, and contemporary music. Small ensembles—duos, trios, quartets—are favored to adapt to the intimacy of the venues and create proximity with the audience. Local artists mingle with musicians of regional and national renown.

Discovery of local heritage

Beyond music, Les Murs ont des Z'Oreilles invites the public to discover the built and natural heritage of Civray-de-Touraine and the Val de Cher. Concerts take place in locations usually closed to the public or little-known, offering a double cultural experience. The proximity of the Château de Chenonceau and the banks of the Cher adds to the charm of this event.

A local festival

Les Murs ont des Z'Oreilles is a human-scale festival, driven by passionate volunteers and rooted in the local associative fabric. The event contributes to the cultural animation of Civray-de-Touraine and the Communauté de communes Autour de Chenonceaux Bléré-Val de Cher, highlighting a territory rich in heritage.