Palma Festival
Emerging music and urban art in Caen and Mondeville
2026
About Palma Festival
Since 2016, the Palma Festival has offered a journey blending emerging music and urban art through the streets of Caen and Mondeville. Artists from the worlds of painting, architecture, photography, and ethnography transform building facades, while concerts take place in intimate, small-capacity venues. The program is rounded out by bike tours between the artworks, as well as workshops and meet-and-greets open to the public.
Palma Festival — edition 2026
The 2026 edition takes place from September 23 to 27 in Caen and Mondeville. On September 26, Le Cargö will host a lineup featuring Frànçois and the Atlas Mountains, Brama, and Atomique Flav, while the duo Par le Gast and Zoe Heselton will perform on September 24 at the Anciennes Écuries militaires in the Lorge district. Murals, workshops, and bike tours round out the journey between the two towns.
Programme Palma Festival 2026
Thursday, September 24, 2026
- Par le Gast + Zoe Heselton in concert · Logre, Anciennes Écuries militaires du quartier Lorge
Saturday, September 26, 2026
- 8:00 PM — Frànçois and the Atlas Mountains, Brama, Atomique Flav · Le Cargö (doors open at 8:00 PM, ends at midnight)
The full 2026 program (murals, workshops, bike tours) has not yet been released in its entirety by the organizers; it will be updated as soon as it is published.
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