Music Day in Taverny

The Fête de la Musique in Taverny: a musical evening at Parc Henri-Leyma

Every June 21st, Taverny celebrates the Fête de la Musique in the green setting of Parc Henri-Leyma, rue de Paris, behind the Conservatoire Jacqueline-Robin. This commune in Val-d'Oise, at the gates of the majestic Montmorency national forest, benefits from an airy environment that is ideally suited for open-air concerts on long summer evenings.

Parc Henri-Leyma, the setting for the celebration

Parc Henri-Leyma, with its bandstand in the heart of the greenery, is the emblematic venue for Taverny's Fête de la Musique. Just a stone's throw from the Conservatoire Jacqueline-Robin, the park annually hosts the concerts and entertainment for the evening of June 21st. Its geographical centrality and tree-lined setting allow a wide audience to enjoy the festivities in a friendly and family atmosphere.

A proven format: bandstand, amateur stage, food trucks

The Fête de la Musique in Taverny follows a format that has proven successful over the editions:

• Afternoon — Free musical entertainment: blind test and musical games organized by the Youth Council
• Early evening — Concert by the choir and ensembles of the Conservatoire Jacqueline-Robin on the bandstand
• Evening until midnight — Open stage for local amateur artists and groups
• Throughout the event — Food trucks and on-site catering for a friendly moment

Local artists and groups in the spotlight

The Fête de la Musique in Taverny is an opportunity for local musicians and groups to perform in front of their audience in a festive context. Amateur rock bands, jazz musicians, variety singers, Conservatoire ensembles, and world music artists take turns on stage to offer an eclectic program representative of the city's musical diversity. Amateur musicians interested in performing are invited to contact the Events Department of the town hall.

Taverny, a residential town at the gates of the forest

Taverny is an essentially residential commune, appreciated for its quality of life, its greenery, and its proximity to Paris. Backed by the Montmorency national forest (3,500 hectares of oaks and chestnut trees), the town has retained a semi-rural character that is reflected in the rhythm of life of its inhabitants. The Fête de la Musique is experienced here as a rite of passage into summer, a festive interlude in residential daily life.

Free admission and conviviality

True to the spirit of the national Fête de la Musique, the town of Taverny offers an entirely free evening accessible to all. The friendly atmosphere, food trucks, and relaxation areas in the park invite families and groups of friends to linger and enjoy this beautiful summer evening together.