Rock Ici Mômes

Rock Ici Mômes: The biggest music festival for children in France

For over forty years, the Parc du Château de Sablé-sur-Sarthe has echoed every summer with the laughter and songs of thousands of children. The Rock Ici Mômes festival, created in 1982, is a unique event in France: a whole day dedicated to music and shows for young audiences, in a green setting on the banks of the Sarthe.

Three stages, thirteen shows, five hours of celebration

The festival unfolds its program on three simultaneous stages, offering thirteen shows over five consecutive hours. On the main stage, the headliners of children's music – artists like Aldebert, recognized as one of the best singer-songwriters for children – thrill thousands of young spectators. The secondary stages host emerging artists, puppet shows, and interactive performances designed to awaken the musical curiosity of the youngest.

Brass bands, circus, and street arts

Beyond the concerts, Rock Ici Mômes is a total celebration. Wandering brass bands roam the park's pathways, creating a festive and lively atmosphere. Circus companies offer acrobatic and poetic shows that amaze young and old alike. The entire park transforms into an artistic village where every corner holds a surprise.

A historic festival powered by L'Entracte

Organized by L'Entracte, a designated stage in Sablé-sur-Sarthe, Rock Ici Mômes benefits from recognized expertise and artistic excellence. The rigorous selection of artists guarantees a quality program, mixing established artists and new discoveries. Over the decades, the festival has seen the biggest names in French children's music perform, contributing to making Sablé-sur-Sarthe a national reference for live performance for children.