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Edition 2026 Finished Theatre Circus Contemporary Dance

Maîche Carnival

Maîche — Doubs (25) • 06 Mar 2026 — 08 Mar 2026
Maîche Carnival
Edition
2026

Edition 2026 — Finished

Edition 2026 — Maîche Carnival

2026 edition of the Maîche Carnival, from March 6 to 8. Theme "Ça va cartooner!". Concert evening on Friday, children's parade on Saturday, grand parade of floats and burning of the Bonhomme Carnaval on Sunday.

2026 Edition: "Ça va cartooner!"

The Maîche Carnival 2026 is confirmed from March 6 to 8 with a colorful theme: "Ça va cartooner!" (It's going to be cartoony!). The floats, costumes, and entertainment will be inspired by the world of cartoons and comic strips. The traditional program is renewed: a free concert evening on Friday, a children's parade and carnival evening on Saturday, followed by the spectacular grand parade of floats with bands and orchestras on Sunday, before the burning of the Bonhomme Carnaval in Place de la Rasse.

Programme

2026 Program

  • Friday, March 6: Free concert evening
  • Saturday, March 7: Children's parade, carnival evening with DJ
  • Sunday, March 8: Grand parade of floats, bands, and orchestras, burning of the Bonhomme Carnaval in Place de la Rasse

2026 Theme: "Ça va cartooner!"

Highlights

  • Theme "Ça va cartooner!" inspired by cartoons
  • Festive weekend from March 6 to 8
  • Free concert evening on Friday
  • Grand parade of floats on Sunday
  • Burning of the Bonhomme Carnaval in Place de la Rasse

Prices

10.00€ — 20.00€

Saturday, March 7th: €15, free for children under 12 (Friday night concert is free). Sunday, March 8th: €10, free for children under 12. 2-day pass for Saturday and Sunday: €20. Tickets are available for pre-sale online via Weezevent, at the Maîche Tourist Office, and at Intermarché stores in Maîche and Morteau.
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