Terre de Spectacles (Cantorama)

A collective serving French chanson

Cantorama is an artist collective based in Ibigny, a small village in southern Moselle. Its mission is to promote the heritage of French chanson, the use of the French language, and to pass on this cultural legacy to all audiences, especially those furthest from cultural offerings. The Terre de Spectacles festival is the natural extension of this commitment.

A traveling and local festival

The originality of Terre de Spectacles lies in its traveling nature. Rather than concentrating events in a single location, the festival travels through the communes of the region to bring culture and live performance closer to the inhabitants. Village halls, town squares, and outdoor spaces become ephemeral stages where artists and the public meet.

Concerts and shows

The program combines French chanson concerts, musical shows, theatrical performances, and artistic entertainment. Artists from the Cantorama collective perform alongside guests, offering a rich and vibrant panorama of contemporary artistic creation in the French language. Singers, musicians, actors, and multidisciplinary artists make up an eclectic and accessible program.

Workshops and transmission

The festival includes an educational and participatory dimension. Artistic workshops open to all—singing, writing, stage presence—allow the public to try their hand at artistic practice and discover the behind-the-scenes of creation. This participatory approach is at the heart of Cantorama's project, which believes in art's ability to create social bonds.

A VIP Pass for enthusiasts

For the most enthusiastic, Terre de Spectacles offers a VIP Pass giving access to all festival shows, private aperitifs, complimentary drinks, and exclusive moments with the collective's artists. A way to experience the festival from the inside and support Cantorama's artistic project.

Ibigny, the birthplace of Cantorama

The collective is based at 19 bis rue de l'Étang in Ibigny, where it has premises set up for rehearsals, artist residencies, and public reception. This village in southern Moselle, near Sarrebourg, offers a rural and peaceful setting conducive to artistic creation and the hosting of cultural projects.