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Every Monday until 24th of August, the National Stud hosts original performances of “Othello” by Collectif 37° à l’ombre, directed by Ruben Chehadi. The show starts at 8:30pm, with tickets at €20.80 available online via the festival website. // festival37degresalombre.fr.
A night market will take place on rue de l’Ancien Pont on Monday evening. You will find local producers, artisans, designers, wooden games, food and a musical atmosphere. These night markets will also take place on Monday 10th and 17th of August, from 6:00pm to 11:00pm.
La Maison du Castor and the Syndicat Mixte des Gorges du Gardon offer a twilight walk along the Gardon. This family walk invites participants to become detectives, equipped with binoculars, searching for traces of the famous rodent. Meet at 7:15pm on Wednesdays 5th and 12th of August in the Place du Marché car park in Collias. The cost is €6 per adult and €4 per child. Booking by phone is compulsory. // 04 48 27 01 00.
La Guinguette “Mal de Mer” offers its summer Tuesdays. Until 18th of August, you can enjoy dinner every Tuesday evening in a musical atmosphere. Those who would like to sing can also take to the open stage. Entry is €5 per person, with food available on site from 7:00pm. Booking by phone is compulsory no later than Monday evening. // 07 81 80 31 89.
This summer, the Nîmes Arena will come alive to “Le Rêve du Gladiateur”. This monumental show by Arthur Cadre brings together dance, theatre, circus and poetry in a spectacular production featuring more than 200 artists. “Le Rêve du Gladiateur” will be performed on 6th , 7th and 8th of August at 9:30pm. Tickets cost €17 to €46 depending on the seat category chosen. Booking: adamconcerts.trium.fr.
A blood donation session is being held on Tuesday at the Maison des Associations in Remoulins, from 9:00am to 2:00pm. Appointments should be booked at dondesang.efs.fr.
Guided tours of Lussan and its château are offered this summer with guide-lecturer Nathalie Schmitt. The French-language tour lasts around two hours and takes place on Tuesday morning, departing at 9:30am, then again on Thursday 13th of August at 6:00pm. Registration by email with Lussan town hall is required. A €5 entry fee applies for the château and rampart walk. // contact@mairie-lussan.fr.
On Tuesday, you can enjoy the night market on Place du Duché, with Tabou Tango’s summer milonga, dancing from 8:00pm in the town hall courtyard.
For the Uzès Fete Votive, the festival committee has prepared a “Totally 80s vs 90s” concert on Sunday 9th of August, again taking place on the Promenade des Marronniers. This three-hour concert brings together Las Ketchup, Imagination by Lee John and Zouk Machine, as well as Samantha Fox, Alain Théo, Charly and Lulu, Ève Angéli and Boris. The surprise guest has been announced: Philippe Russo, performer of the 1987 hit “Magie noire”. Doors open at 7:30pm for food trucks and the bar, with the concert starting at 9:30pm. Standing tickets are priced at €15. Entry is free for under-12s, and people with reduced mobility can book through the tourist office. A fully 80s/90s dress code is recommended. Tickets are available online at www.uzes-pontdugard.com.
Tuesday evenings in August are dance nights at the Pont du Gard. The programme includes food trucks, a dance evening and a sound-and-light show. Entry is free; only the €9 parking fee is payable. The event runs until 25 August. // www.pontdugard.fr.
Les Vignes de l’Arque is offering one final electric scooter outing on Wednesday 5th of August. Meet at the estate for a tour through the vineyards, followed by a wine tasting with aperitif platters. The outing costs €60 per person and closed-toe shoes must be worn. Booking is essential, as places are limited. This scooter outing is suitable for families from age 12. // 04 66 22 37 71. contact@lesvignesdelarque.fr.
Domaine Tardieu-Ferrand presents “Wine Folies”, its summer winegrowers’ evenings. The penultimate evening of the six takes place this Thursday, followed by Thursday 13th of August. The €12 entry ticket includes access to the concert, a seated place, an engraved glass, a hat in the estate’s colours and one drink. Food will be available on site. Booking is via their website: www.domainetardieuferrand.com.
Radio agenda: Wednesday 5 August to Tuesday 11 August 2026
Hello, and welcome to this week’s local agenda. As August gets into full swing, here is our selection of events and outings across the Uzège and around the Pont du Gard for the week.
We begin in Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, where the Pays d’Uzès night market takes over the village this Wednesday evening. From 7 pm, enjoy a relaxed summer stroll with music, local craftsmen, artisans and food from regional producers. If you fancy another evening market, Fournès is also hosting one this Wednesday, with live music from Les Frères Siamois. And looking ahead to Friday 7th August, the beautiful hilltop village of Lussan will host the next night market.
Over in COLLIAS, La Maison du Castor and the mixed syndicate for the Gorges du Gardon invite families on a twilight walk along the Gardon. With binoculars in hand, you will become nature detectives, searching for traces of the area’s famous beavers. Meet at 7.15 pm on Wednesday 5th and 12th August in the car park at Place du Marché in Collias. Tickets are €6 for adults and €4 for children, and booking is required by phone on 04 48 27 01 00.
where, this Thursday 6th August, L’Abrix Bar brings another lively concert to Mas de Varangle. On the bill are El Gato Negro Song System, with a vibrant mix of cumbia, reggae, hip hop, world music and electronic sounds, and LMA, an artist inspired by Stromae, moving between rap, chanson and pop with a trio of musicians. The concert starts at 8 pm. Entry is €15, with food available on site from 7 pm.
On Saturday 8th August, Le Prieuré Saint-Nicolas welcomes Japanese pianist Kazumitsu Ujisawa for an evening concert in the former church of the priory. The programme includes Bach, Beethoven and Ravel, alongside Japanese composers Yoshimatsu and Takemitsu. The concert begins at 7 pm, with several ticket options from €25. Dinner after the concert, or charcuterie and cheese boards, are also available. Programme and tickets: www.prieure-saint-nicolas.com.
Also this Saturday, La CAPELLE-ET-MASMOLÈNE hosts another Soirée de la Bergère. For booking details, head to the Facebook page “Les Soirées de la Bergère”.
In REMOULINS, Rue de l’Ancien Pont comes alive on Monday 10th August for an evening night market. Expect local producers, artisans, wooden games, food and a friendly musical atmosphere. The final night market of the season will follow on Monday 17th August, from 6 pm to 11 pm.
Now to UZÈS, where photographer Amélie Lombard is presenting a summer exhibition and sale featuring her series “Les Pieds dans le Plat” and “Vinaigrettes Abstraites”. With humour, poetry and visual metaphor, her work invites us to see food, the body and the living world differently. You can visit the exhibition in a pop-up shop near the medieval garden, at 30 Rue du Dr Blanchard, from Wednesday to Sunday until 30th August.
There is music too on 7th and 8th August, as Rugby Club Uzétien celebrates with DJs Loïc and Guillaume on the decks. It all happens in the courtyard of the Temple d’Uzès, on the esplanade. Entry is free, and food trucks will be available on site.
For electronic music fans, Les Électros d’Uzès returns on 7th and 8th August for two nights of techno on the Promenade des Marronniers. The line-up includes Anna, Bambounou, Black Accord, Carla Schmitt, Kiara, Mandragora, Soubeiran and Tatyana Jane. Tickets are available online at shotgun.live.
The Uzès fête votive opens on Friday 7th August with breakfast in the Jardin de l’Évêché. At 3 pm, there is pétanque, followed at 6.30 pm by the Abrivado from Manade Martin on the boulevards. At 8.30 pm, the boulevards take on a Nice Carnival atmosphere, before the famous Pégoulade sets off at 9.30 pm. The evening ends with a toro-piscine at the Jean Clément arena at 10 pm. Entry is €5.
On Saturday, the celebrations continue with a Camargue race at 5 pm from the front of the town hall, followed by an Abrivado from Manade Lescaux at 6.30 pm. A Provençal parade will animate the boulevards from 8.30 pm, and there will be another toro-piscine at the arenas at 10 pm. Then on Sunday, the programme includes belote, a Roussataï on the boulevards, another abrivado at midday, and the Uzès cycling club race from 3 pm.
And Sunday evening brings a big dose of nostalgia to the Promenade des Marronniers, with the Totalement 80 versus 90 concert. Expect three hours of hits with Las Ketchup, Imagination by Lee John, Zouk Machine, Samantha Fox, Alain Théo, Charly and Lulu, Ève Angéli and Boris. Doors open at 7.30 pm, with food trucks and a refreshment bar before the concert begins at 9.30 pm. Standing tickets are €15, and entry is free for children under 12. People with reduced mobility can book through the tourist office. Dressing up in full 80s or 90s style is strongly encouraged. Tickets online: www.uzes-pontdugard.com.
The fête votive comes to a close on Monday 10th August with the traditional children’s day on Place aux Herbes. It is completely free, with eight activities and mascots for younger visitors. On the boulevards, the five manades will set off at 10 am for a final Abrivado competition.
A quick practical note: to keep the town centre safe during the fête votive, a diversion will be in place from Friday 7th to Monday 10th August. Light vehicles should use Rue du Collège, or avenues Pompidou, Chauvin and des Cévennes.
On Tuesday 11th August, there is a guided tour of the Roman spring in the Vallee de L’Eure. Departure is at 9.45 am from outside the tourist office. Tickets are €8 per person and must be booked online through the tourist office website, or directly on site at Place Albert 1er.
If you prefer an early, cooler visit, the National Stud is also open this Tuesday morning. Meet directly at the stud at 7.45 am, but make sure you have booked in advance through the tourist office. Night tours are available too, on Tuesdays 4th , 18th and 25th August at 9 pm: www.uzes-pontdugard.com. Contact the Pont-du-Gard website for tickets and information
Also on Tuesday 11th August, Place du Duché hosts its night market, with the ever-popular Tabou Tango milonga. Dancing begins at 8 pm in the courtyard of the town hall.
Forum Danse is also launching its summer programme, with four performances from 11th to 14th August. This Tuesday, La Mini Compagnie presents “L’Excellent Chocolatier” in the Jardin de l’Évêché at 9.30 pm. Free entertainment starts from 7 pm, and the box office opens on site at 8.30 pm. Tickets are also available on HelloAsso. Entry is €12, with a refreshment bar and food truck on site.
And throughout the summer, every Monday, the National Stud hosts performances of Othello by Collectif 37° à l’Ombre, directed by Ruben Chehadi. Performances begin at 8.30 pm. Tickets cost €20.80 and are available online through the festival website. The run continues until 24th August: tickets online festival37degresalombre.fr.
Finally, at the PONT DU GARD, Tuesday evenings in August are made for dancing. The programme includes food trucks, a dance evening and the site’s sound and light show to round off the night. Entry is free; only the €9 parking fee is payable on arrival. The programme continues until 25th August: www.pontdugard.fr.
That is it, for this week’s agenda. Wherever you are heading, enjoy the summer evenings, and I’ll be back next week with more ideas from the Uzège to the Pont du Gard.
Here’s Joan with your round-up of what’s on across the area from Wednesday 12th August to Tuesday 18th August.
We begin in Salindres, where the C.H.E.V.A.L refuge is hosting two summer evening events. This Wednesday, 12th August, there’s an evening of astronomy and animal connection. You’ll be able to visit the refuge, explore horses’ sensory perception, share a meal, and then watch the eclipse together — don’t forget your protective glasses. It starts at 6 pm and costs €15 for adults and €10 for children. Booking is through HelloAsso. There’s also a final evening on 28th August, with a talk by Peggy Reboul, author of The Voice of the Horse. For more information, visit www.refuge-cheval.com or call 06 10 73 16 23.check their website.
Over in Flaux, the Pays d’Uzès night market takes place this Wednesday, 12th August. From 7 pm, there’ll be music, local producers, food to enjoy on site, and plenty of artisans and creators to discover. And if you miss that one, Castillon-du-Gard hosts the next night market on Friday 14th August.
In Montaren, Abrix Bar at the Mas de Varangle welcomes Katarina Pejak this Thursday evening, 13th August. She’s a singer, pianist and jazz-and-blues songwriter, with influences ranging from Norah Jones and Tom Waits to Nina Simone and Ray Charles. The concert starts at 9 pm. Entry is €15, with food and drinks available on site from 7 pm.
In Saint-Siffret, the Côté Jardin ou Côté Cour festival wraps up this Friday, 14th August, at Parc de la Péran. The evening features artist Robert Nicollet, followed by ‘Concert.fr.’ It starts at 8 pm, and entry is by voluntary contribution. For details, check our website call 06 16 29 00 80.
Now to Uzès, where photographer Amélie Lombard is presenting an exhibition and sale throughout the summer. It brings together her series Les Pieds dans le Plat and Vinaigrettes Abstraites. With humour, poetry and visual metaphor, her work invites us to look again at our relationship with food, the body and the living world. You’ll find the exhibition in a pop-up shop at the foot of the Medieval Garden, at 30 rue du Dr Blanchard. It’s open from Wednesday to Sunday until 30 August.
Also in Uzès, ‘Forum Danse’ continues its summer programme with three shows from 12th to 14th August. This Wednesday, ‘Compagnie Capsule Temporelle’ presents ‘Seras-tu là’? in the Evêché garden at 9.30 pm. From 7 pm, there’ll be free entertainment, with the box office opening on site at 8.30 pm. Tickets are also available through HelloAsso. Entry is €12, with a bar and food truck on site. On Thursday, 13th August, Mini Compagnie performs a musical comedy, and on Friday, 14th August, ‘Mini Cie’ closes the programme with ‘Fan des Années 8’0.
The 51st Uzès Wine Fair takes place on the esplanade from Friday to Sunday. Organised by the agricultural promotion committee, it’s a chance to meet local winegrowers directly and discover the wines and appellations of the region. Across the three days, there’ll be the wine competition prize-giving, guided tastings, the Compagnie Bachique du Duché d’Uzès, and a charity wine auction in aid of the Lions Club’s charitable work.
On Saturday, 15th August, guitarist Robin Maxime performs at the Uzès Temple from 6 pm, with South American, classical and Spanish masterpieces. Entry is €15, and free for children under 11. You can book online www.robinmaxime.fr, or buy tickets on site.
The Uzès en Scène theatre festival is back in the Evêché with four plays. It opens on Sunday, 16th August, with ‘Les Belles-Mère’s. On Monday, 17th August, it’s ‘Talons Aiguilles et Crampons’. On Tuesday, 18th August, there’s a family show, ‘Les Ados en Vacances’. And to close the festival on Wednesday, there’s ‘Nuit d’Ivresse’, followed by a DJ evening. Most performances begin at 9 pm, except Tuesday’s show, which starts at 7 pm. A four-evening pass is €50, or individual tickets are €15. Book through the tourist office website: www.uzes-pontdugard.com.
And on Tuesday, 18th August, Place du Duché hosts the night market, along with the summer Tabou Tango milonga. Dancing starts at 8 pm in the town hall courtyard.
Still in Uzès, every Monday the National Stud hosts original performances of Othello by Collectif 37° à l’Ombre, directed by Ruben Chehadi. The show starts at 8.30 pm. Tickets cost €20.80 and are available online via the festival website. Performances continue until Monday, 24th August: festival37degresalombre.fr.
In Remoulins, the final night market of the summer takes place on Monday evening, 17th August, on rue de l’Ancien Pont. Expect local producers, artisans, creators, wooden games, food stalls and a musical atmosphere.
At the Pont du Gard, Tuesday evenings in August are all about dancing. There’ll be food trucks, music, dancing, and the sound and light show to round off the evening in style on 18th August. Access is free; you only pay the €9 parking fee to enter. The event continues until 25th August. More information online www.pontdugard.fr.
And finally, in Aubussargues, La Guinguette ‘Mal de Mer’ holds its final Tuesday of the summer on 18th August. Come along for dinner, music and there’s an open stage for anyone who fancies singing. Entry is €5 per person, with food available from 7 pm. Booking is essential by phone no later than Monday evening: 07 81 80 31 89.
Good morning, and welcome to this week’s local what’s on guide, bringing you the pick of events across the Uzège and around the Pont du Gard.
First up, in Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, Atelier Terre is running pottery classes for children and adults every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday until 28 August. They’re suitable from age four, so it’s a great creative outing for families. For details, visit www.capitale-ceramique.com or call 04 66 22 74 38.
Over in Saint-Bonnet-du-Gard, the “Nos Jours Heureux” festival starts this Wednesday, with five days of concerts, dance, opera, tango and singing workshops. It promises plenty of shared moments and musical discoveries. You’ll find the full programme at www.festivalnosjoursheureux.fr.
Still on Wednesday evening, Saint-Siffret hosts the Pays d’Uzès night market from 7.00 pm. Expect music, local artisans, makers and plenty of food from regional producers. And if you love a summer night market, the final one of the season takes place in Baron on Friday 21 August.
In Arpaillargues, head to the municipal park and its bandstand on Wednesday 19 August at 8.00 pm, when Bob Brault and his group View Master bring funk, blues, rock and soul to the stage. The concert is free.
Also in Arpaillargues, Domaine Deleuze Rochetin is offering a Tuesday morning walk through the vineyards until 25 August, including a cellar stop, a tasting and a visit to the current exhibition. It costs €8 per adult. Register at www.deleuzerochetin.com or call 04 66 59 65 27.
There’s plenty happening in Uzès this week. On Wednesday and Sunday afternoons, until 25 October, you can join a guided tour of the exhibition “Uzès: The Metamorphosis, Memories of a Town”. Meet at the former bishop’s palace at 2.30 pm. Tickets are €8, free for under-15s, and booking is through the tourist office website at uzes-pontdugard.com. Your ticket also includes a self-guided visit to the Georges Borias Museum.
Also on Wednesday 19 August, take Uzès at a gentler pace with a romantic and poetic walk through the town. The visit includes historical, poetic and humorous readings, following in the footsteps of writers who left their mark. Meet at 6.00 pm outside the tourist office. Tickets are €8 and must be booked online at www.uzes-pontdugard.com.
Wednesday evening also brings the closing night of the Uzès en Scène theatre festival in the bishop’s garden, with the play “Nuit d’ivresse”. The night wraps up with music and a DJ set, so you can dance on after the show. Tickets are €15 and should be booked quickly via www.uzes-pontdugard.com.
At the Temple in Uzès, the ensemble Musicâme France performs for the first time this Wednesday at 8.00 pm, with Piazzolla’s tango in conversation with Bach and Vivaldi. Seats are €25 and €30, with booking through www.uzes-pontdugard.com or via Ensemble Musicâme France on Facebook.
For art lovers, photographer Amélie Lombard is presenting an exhibition and sale throughout the summer, combining her series “Les pieds dans le plat” and “Vinaigrettes abstraites”. Expect humour, poetry and visual metaphors around food, the body and the living world. See it from Wednesday to Sunday until 30 August at the pop-up shop near the medieval garden, 30 rue du Dr Blanchard.
Looking ahead to Monday 24 August, the National Stud hosts the final performance of “Othello” by Collectif 37° à l’ombre, directed by Ruben Chehadi. Curtain up is at 8.30 pm. Tickets are €20.80 and bookings are online at festival37degresalombre.fr.
And on Tuesday 25 August, it’s your last chance to enjoy the night market on Place du Duché, alongside the Tabou Tango milonga, with dancing from 8.00 pm in the town hall courtyard.
In Montaren, La Ferme des Clos d’Uzès opens its doors every Thursday from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm for a direct-sales market featuring farm products. Details are at www.fermedesclosduzes.fr, or call 06 10 64 81 51.
In Garrigues-Sainte-Eulalie, the street performing arts festival “En Corps Dehors” takes over the village during the final week of August, with dance, theatre and workshops for all ages. Book via HelloAsso.com, or call 07 78 12 09 89.
In Vers-Pont-du-Gard, restaurant La Petite Gare welcomes Trio Sonans on Thursday 20 August for an evening of classical music, joined by violinist Nadine Colon. Expect harp, violin, horn and soprano, with the option to dine before or during the concert. Entry is €20, guests are welcomed from 7.30 pm, and booking by phone is recommended on 06 72 39 31 96.
In Pouzilhac, Domaine de Panéry offers daily guided tours of the estate, exploring nature, contemporary art and agricultural expertise, with tastings of organic wines and olive oils. Tours range from €25 to €60 per person. Information and booking are available on Panéry.fr, or by calling 04 66 37 04 44.
In Saint-Maximin, Domaine de l’Aqueduc hosts its final jazz evening on Saturday 22 August. Enjoy wine tastings, gourmet food trucks and an open-air jazz concert in the vineyards. Entry is free from 7.00 pm. For more information, call 04 66 37 41 84.
At the Pont du Gard on Friday 21 August, there’s one last chance to enjoy a horse-drawn carriage tour with a cultural mediator. Tours are at 9.15 am and 10.15 am, priced at €21 per person. Book at www.pontdugard.fr or call 04 66 37 50 99.
Then on Tuesday 25 August, the Pont du Gard hosts its final dance evening, with food trucks, dancing and the “sound and light” show to end the summer season in style. Entry is free, with parking at €9. More details are at www.pontdugard.fr.
That’s your what’s on guide for this week. Whatever you choose, have a wonderful week across the Uzège and the Pont du Gard — and join us again next time for more local highlights.
Here’s your local what’s on guide for the week ahead, with our pick of events and activities across Uzège and the Pont du Gard area.
First to Uzès, where there’s a guided tour this Thursday morning exploring the Roman spring at the Vallee de l’Eure. Meet outside the tourist office at 9.45. Tickets are €8 per person and can be booked online through the tourist office website, or directly on site at Place Albert 1er.
Also in Uzès, there’s a second focused visit at Uzès Expo on Thursday 27 August, this time looking at the former bishop’s palace and the history of the episcopal complex, including the palace, the cathedral and the Fenestrelle Tower. The visit starts at 2.30 in the afternoon. Tickets are €8, with booking available online at www.uzes-pontdugard.com.
For photography lovers, Amélie Lombard’s summer exhibition and sale continues at the foot of the Medieval Garden, at 30 Rue du Dr Blanchard. Her series “Les pieds dans le plat” and “Vinaigrettes abstraites” mix humour, poetry and visual metaphor, inviting us to look again at food, the body and the living world. It’s open from Wednesday to Sunday, and this is the final week to catch it.
On Wednesday evening, the Medieval Garden hosts a “Colours of Spain” concert from 7.30. Tickets are €12, with bookings online or by phone at jardinmedievaluzes.com or by calling 04 66 22 38 21.
And if you’re in the mood for a bargain, the Uzès traders’ clearance sale takes place over the final weekend in August. More details are available at uzes.fr.
Looking a little further ahead, the Associations Forum will be held on Saturday 5 September at the Jean Clément arena, from 9 in the morning until midday. Admission is free.
And music fans may want to save the date for Uzès Sound Festival on Saturday 26 September at the Jean Clément arena. Guiz from Tryo will headline, with Greg Laffargue and Mago are also on the bill. Doors open at 6 pm. Tickets are €36 standing or €32 seated, available online through billetweb.fr or at the tourist office. Food trucks, stalls and a refreshment bar will be on site.
In Pouzilhac, the final “Panéry under the Stars” concert takes place this Wednesday, 26 August. The dinner-and-concert evening features Bob Brault for a season finale of French popular music. Tickets are €55 per person, with information and bookings at Panéry.fr or on 04 66 37 04 44.
Over in Montaren, La Ferme des Clos d’Uzès continues its Thursday evening direct-sales market, with farm produce available from 6 until 8 pm. It runs until 23 September. More details are online or by phone at www.fermedesclosduzes.fr, or by calling 06 10 64 81 51.
In Moussac, the Guinguette de Moussac has electro-swing on the programme this Thursday evening, with the group Akèsteko. Food is served from 7, with the concert at 8.30. Booking by phone is recommended on 07 59 79 87 73.
In Aigaliers, the Aphyllanthe association is bringing together artists from Aigaliers, Baron and Foissac for an exhibition on 28, 29 and 30 August. The preview is this Friday at 6.30 pm. The exhibition is open at the community hall on Friday from 3 until 8, Saturday from 10 until 8, and Sunday from 10 until 5. More information is online at www.aphyllanthe.fr or by phone on 04 66 22 10 20.
In Bouquet, the Festival of Biodiversity and Garrigues returns to Clos Cavalier for its third edition. It’s a free afternoon event for families, offering a friendly way to discover the biodiversity of the Gard. More information is available online or by phone at www.gorgesdugardon.fr or by calling 04 48 27 01 00.
In Lussan, the 22nd edition of “Lussan se livre” welcomes visitors on the final Sunday in August. It’s one for book lovers and literary festival fans, with the list of attending writers and the full programme online or by phone
And finally, at the Pont du Gard, the “sound and light” show created through the collaboration between Groupe F and Robert Combas continues every evening until Sunday 30 August, from 10.30 until 11 at night. The show is free, with paid parking only. Information is at the Pont du Gard Website www.pontdugard.fr.
That’s your what’s on guide for this week. I’ll be back next week with a full back-to-school round-up and more local highlights from Uzège to the Pont du Gard.
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