Festivals in Occitanie

The Vialas Christmas Market is a winter event held annually in December in this small Cevenol village in Lozère, nestled at 608 meters above...

Mars en Danse is the major biennial dance event in Montauban, organized every odd year in March. Supported by the City of Montauban and the...

Lo Rondèu de Castelnau is a festival of traditional Occitan dance and culture held every two years (odd-numbered years) in Castelnau-Barbare...

Since 1992, the Contes et Rencontres festival, coordinated by the Departmental Federation of Rural Foyers of Lozère, celebrates contemporary...

Created in 2013, Garosnow is a traveling electronic music festival that electrifies the ski resorts of the Pyrenees every winter. The little...

Created in 2015, the 7ème Ciel — Rencontres Cinéma en Sud Quercy festival is a traveling film event that sets up each year in a village in t...

Supported by the Scène Nationale d'Albi-Tarn, the Albi Jazz Festival transforms the episcopal city into the capital of jazz every late Janua...

The Ampélofolies du Cabardès is a large festive and gastronomic day organized every year on the last Sunday of January in Moussoulens, in th...

Artistes à Suivre is a contemporary art festival organized every year during the Ascension weekend by the association Artistes et Chemins in...

Arts Vagabonds en Lauragais is a festival of visual arts and performing arts that takes place every year in September in several villages of...

Autan de Blues is the itinerant blues festival organized every winter by Lo Bolegason, a contemporary music venue in Castres-Mazamet. Create...

The Banda Lous Berretes is a festive musical group founded in 1981 in Aureilhan, near Tarbes, in the Hautes-Pyrénées. Its name pays homage t...

Blablabla Fest is a traveling festival dedicated to the spoken arts, based in Bagnac-sur-Célé in the Lot region. Each edition brings togethe...

Cap sur Cap' is a popular and demanding musical season organized at the Maison de la Musique de Cap'Découverte in Le Garric, Tarn. Launched...

An unmissable tradition in Albi life since 1957, the Carnival of Albi brings together tens of thousands of spectators each year around two m...

The Carnival of Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda is one of the two most beautiful and popular carnivals in the Pyrénées-Orientales. Documented since...

The Carnaval de Lavelanet is an ancestral tradition whose origins date back to the 16th century. Considered the longest carnival in the worl...

The Carnaval de Limoux is considered the longest carnival in the world. From January to March, every Saturday and Sunday, as well as Mardi G...