Festivals in Bas-Rhin

The Rosheim Christmas Market takes place in the heart of the Romanesque city, on the Place de la République and the forecourt of the Saints-...

The Wasselonne Christmas Market, named "Christmas at the Castle", takes over the courtyard of the medieval castle of this town in the Mossig...

Noël Authentique transforms Barr, the wine capital of the Vosges foothills, into a magical Christmas village for two weekends in December. M...

Perched on its rocky outcrop in the heart of the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park, La Petite-Pierre lights up as Christmas approaches to...

Erstein Celebrates Christmas is an event that enlivens the capital of the Grand Ried over two weekends in December with an artisanal Christm...

Born in 2018, the Strasbourg Contemporary Art Biennale creates encounters between international artists and a wide audience around human exi...

On December 26th, while the rest of France returns to work, Wissembourg and all of Alsace celebrate Saint Stephen's Day, a public holiday in...

Every June 21, Illkirch-Graffenstaden celebrates the Fête de la Musique: amateur musicians, local groups, and guest artists perform for free...

Every June 21, Lingolsheim, in the Eurométropole de Strasbourg, celebrates the Fête de la Musique. Organized by the City of Lingolsheim, the...

Every June 21, Haguenau celebrates the Fête de la Musique: dozens of free concerts liven up the squares and streets of the city center, from...

Every June 21, Schiltigheim celebrates the Fête de la Musique (Music Festival) throughout the city: from the City Hall to the Halles du Scil...

The Carnaval d'Haguenau animates the streets of this former imperial city each year to the rhythm of brass bands, colorful floats, and extra...

The Carnaval de Saverne is one of the most popular parades in Northern Alsace. Every year in February, the town at the foot of the majestic...

For over forty years, the Schiltigheim Carnival – known as the Cavalcade du Bouc Bleu – has set the streets of Schiltigheim, Hoenheim, and B...

The Carnaval de Sélestat, known as 'Carnaval des Machores', is one of the largest carnivals in Alsace. Its medieval origins date back to the...

The Strasbourg Carnival has its roots in Rhenish rites of the Middle Ages, when noise and excess chased away winter. Revived in 1956 by Germ...

Every December, the medieval streets of Wissembourg ignite to the rhythm of drums and fire-eaters for the spectacular nocturnal parade of Ha...

The Demi Lune Festival is a return to nature in the truest sense: located at the Étangs Demi-Lune (Halbmond) in Kolbsheim, on 1.5 hectares o...