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MONDAY 16/06
ST MAXIMIN AND BLAUZAC
The famous “soirées de Jazz in Blauzac” are returning this summer. The original organisers have teamed up with volunteers from St Maximin and have also obtained the support of the local municipality and the event is now known as JAZZ EN L’UZEGE
The ticket office is now open for 3 evenings of Jazz in 2 different locations:
Friday 03 July Place de l’Eglise of St. Maximin
Doors open 8 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First off is Paul Guta, with Gypsy music followed by the group Paradise Creek. Jazz from the 20’s, & 30’s
Saturday 04 July Place de l’Eglise BLAUZAC
Doors open 8 15 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First part Orchestre Sycnopatique Traditional & New Orleans then “Swing that a Medley of opera and traditional jazz.
Sunday 05 July – Place de l’Eglise BLAUZAC
Doors open 8 15pm concert starts 8 45pm
CBS will open the concert with Music from the jazz clubs of East Coast America from the 50’s & 60’s and for the second part the David Hermlin Trio Jazz from the roaring twenties
Seats cost 20€ pp Seating is un numbered. Tickets can be purchased at the Progres and Central Bars in Blauzac or on line.
And not forgetting the free jazz entertainment at lunch times in front of the 2 bars in Blauzac on Saturday and Sunday.
VALLABRIX
It seems we’ve only just finished the Easter holidays and we’re already looking forward to what’s being organised in the forthcoming Summer holidays.
The ridings stables called l’Etrier de l’Uzège will be organizing multi activity holiday camps, suitable for pre teens and teens of all levels.
If you want to find out more, then do check out their FB page or give them a call
L’Etrier de l’Uzège
06 71 10 37 37
UZES
Don’t forget the municipal open air pool in Uzes is now open.
TUESDAY 17/06
UZES
The Mayor in Uzes is again generously offering a truly remarkable event in the Vallée de l’Eure for Uzès residents this coming Sunday 22 June.
It’s called “Journée Champêtre” so a day in the countryside.
From 11h00 you can listen to some music, enjoy an apéro followed by lunch. Listen to the lunch time cabaret, let the kids run wild as there’ll be plenty of activities set up for them to enjoy.
And all of this totally free to the residents.
Thank you Monsieur Chapon, our mayor of many years standing.
Coming up on SATURDAY 21 June is the national “Fête de la musique” or national Music day.
For those of you new to France I’ll give you a little background information:
The origins of this go back to 1976 with an American musician, Joel Cohen who wanted to celebrate the summer and winter solstices and have music played all day and night long.
In 1982 the cultural minister of France, Jack Lang, thought this was such a great idea, he adopted and adapted it, with the intention that any French musician of any level of expertise could freely take his or her instrument and just play anywhere.
It proved so popular it became an official national festival.
The date of 21st of June was chosen as it’s closest to the summer solstice – the longest day of the year, or the shortest night for those partying on into the wee hours so it seemed an ideal date.
Although it’s not a national holiday, there’ll be plenty of singing, dancing and performing in the streets in villages and towns across the country and the Uzège and Pont du Gard area is no exception. I’m pretty sure you’ll find something on in your village.
To give you an idea, in Bourdic on Saturday 21 June, you can be entertained by the band called Darwin.
They’ll be performing from 8 30pm in the Place de la Mairie. Food and drink on sale on site.
WED 18/06
MONTFRIN
You’ll find the food trucks set up in the Place this evening from 6 30 until 10pm . It’s a weekly event until Wednesday 23 July and designed to bring together the family in a festive spirit.
ST MAXIMIN AND BLAUZAC
The famous “soirées de Jazz in Blauzac” are returning this summer. The original organisers have teamed up with volunteers from St Maximin and have also obtained the support of the local municipality and the event is now known as JAZZ EN L’UZEGE
The ticket office is open from Friday 13 June for 3 evenings of Jazz in 2 different locations:
Friday 03 July Place de l’Eglise of St. Maximin
Doors open 8 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First off is Paul Guta, with Gypsy music followed by the group Paradise Creek. Jazz from the 20’s, & 30’s
Saturday 04 July Place de l’Eglise BLAUZACDoors open 8 15 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First part Orchestre Sycnopatique Traditional & New Orleans then “Swing that a Medley of opera and traditional jazz.
Sunday 05 July – Place de l’Eglise BLAUZAC
Doors open 8 15pm concert starts 8 45pm
CBS will open the concert with Music from the jazz clubs of East Coast America from the 50’s & 60’s and for the second part the David Hermlin Trio Jazz from the roaring twenties
Seats cost 20€ pp Seating is un numbered. Tickets can be purchased at the Progres and Central Bars in Blauzac or on line.
Coming up on SATURDAY 21 June is the national “Fête de la musique” or national Music day.
For those of you new to France I’ll give you a little background information:
The origins of this go back to 1976 with an American musician, Joel Cohen who wanted to celebrate the summer and winter solstices and have music played all day and night long.
In 1982 the cultural minister of France, Jack Lang, thought this was such a great idea, he adopted and adapted it, with the intention that any French musician of any level of expertise could freely take his or her instrument and just play anywhere.
It proved so popular it became an official national festival.
The date of 21st of June was chosen as it’s closest to the summer solstice – the longest day of the year, or the shortest night for those partying on into the wee hours so it seemed an ideal date.
Although it’s not a national holiday, there’ll be plenty of singing, dancing and performing in the streets in villages and towns across the country and the Uzège and Pont du Gard area is no exception. I’m pretty sure you’ll find something on in your village.
To give you an idea, in Bourdic on Saturday 21 June, you can be entertained by the band called Darwin.
They’ll be performing from 8 30pm in the Place de la Mairie. Food and drink on sale on site.
And not forgetting the free jazz entertainment at lunch times in front of the 2 bars in Blauzac on Saturday and Sunday.
#AUTRES RIVAGES
The annual 4 days “AUTRES RIVAGES” music festival is starts from Friday June 27th.
The programme features works from across the world, from France to Taiwan, Central Asia, Greece, Kurdistan – there’s jazz, classical, with different instruments interpreting the pieces.
Friday 27 and Saturday 28 the concerts are in Uzes
Wednesday 02 July in Montaren and Friday 04 July in Arpaillargues
For the full programme, do check out their website
as well as the Pont du gard website
THURSDAY 19/06
UZES
If you fancy an evening of yoga relaxation, then head along to the Santosha centre where there’s a Yin Yoga session by candlelight.
It runs from 6 30pm until 8pm.
It’ll cost 15€ and you can sign up by phone or check out further details on their website
06 64 38 11 8 8
The Mayor in Uzes is again generously offering a truly remarkable event in the Vallée de l’Eure for Uzès residents this coming Sunday 22 June.
It’s called “Journée Champêtre” so a day in the countryside.
From 11h00 you can listen to some music, enjoy an apéro followed by lunch. Listen to the lunch time cabaret, let the kids run wild as there’ll be plenty of activities set up for them to enjoy.
And all of this totally free to the residents.
Thank you Monsieur Chapon, our mayor of many years standing.
SANILHAC AND SAGRIES
There’s an organised walk from 5 30pm to look out for swallows – or hirondelles as they’re known in French.
If you’d like to take part, then you’;ll need to sign up either by calling or sending an email
06 27 03 30 84
GARRIGUES STE EULALIE
There’s a festival called “Li Garrigas” which celebrates the occitanie language and culture. This Thursday there’s going to be a series of sung stories being told in the occitanie dialicet by the group called the Sardines. I’m not sure exactly of the timing, but if you live in the village I’m sure there’s info around for you to check out
The festival called La Tave starts today until Sunday 22 June, with music performances taking placed during the day as well as the evening.
It’s being run by the assocation called “Chansonyme” and it’s a celebration of French music. There’s going to be 5 concerts in total with a bar and food trucks on site.
Entry to the concerts is free , with a hat being passed around for your donations.
They’ll be taking place in various locations such as La Bastide d’Engras, La Bruguière, Pougnadoress, Fontarèches, and St Laurent La Vernède.
There’s a web address if you’d like to find out more
FRIDAY 20/06
MONTAREN
The street theatre festival called “Le Temps des Cerises” continues its path today, this time in Montarent.
This evening it’s mostly poetry from Gainsbourge, Soophie Marceau or David Pujadas. The solo stand up performer will be in the Jardins du Temple at 7pm.
The rest of the evening will given over to music of different sorts, with the Duo Zarico who’ll be playing some Ska, Bayou Blues and Rock.
Coming up on SATURDAY 21 June is the national “Fête de la musique” or national Music day.
For those of you new to France I’ll give you a little background information:
The origins of this go back to 1976 with an American musician, Joel Cohen who wanted to celebrate the summer and winter solstices and have music played all day and night long.
In 1982 the cultural minister of France, Jack Lang, thought this was such a great idea, he adopted and adapted it, with the intention that any French musician of any level of expertise could freely take his or her instrument and just play anywhere.
It proved so popular it became an official national festival.
The date of 21st of June was chosen as it’s closest to the summer solstice – the longest day of the year, or the shortest night for those partying on into the wee hours so it seemed an ideal date.
Although it’s not a national holiday, there’ll be plenty of singing, dancing and performing in the streets in villages and towns across the country and the Uzège and Pont du Gard area is no exception. I’m pretty sure you’ll find something on in your village.
In advance of this, the village of POUZILHAC has decided to get in the swing of things with a free concert starting at 7 30 in the Salle de l’Oustaou.The group called KIDS will be playing music from the 90’s
VALLABRIX
If your French is up to it, there’s the Belgian Cinema festival kicking off tonight with a pre festival showing of some short off the wall films, deemed suitable for adults only.
It’s being put on in conjunction with the Abrix Bar
I’ve included a web address if you’d like more information about the full programme which starts officially on 19 July and runs thru to 24 July
SATURDAY 21/06
Coming up on SATURDAY 21 June is the national “Fête de la musique” or national Music day.
For those of you new to France I’ll give you a little background information:
The origins of this go back to 1976 with an American musician, Joel Cohen who wanted to celebrate the summer and winter solstices and have music played all day and night long.
In 1982 the cultural minister of France, Jack Lang, thought this was such a great idea, he adopted and adapted it, with the intention that any French musician of any level of expertise could freely take his or her instrument and just play anywhere.
It proved so popular it became an official national festival.
The date of 21st of June was chosen as it’s closest to the summer solstice – the longest day of the year, or the shortest night for those partying on into the wee hours so it seemed an ideal date.
Although it’s not a national holiday, there’ll be plenty of singing, dancing and performing in the streets in villages and towns across the country and the Uzège and Pont du Gard area is no exception. I’m pretty sure you’ll find something on in your village.
UZES
There’s live gypsy style music on offer at the restaurant called Copains comme Cochon, Pop with the Chickpease on the Esplanade at 8pm followed with Rock Little Band.
The restaurant La Loggia is hosting the band called The Black Cats
The choir from the AVF group will be performing in the Mairie courtyard at 6pm.
STQUENTIN LA POTERIE
The little Bistrot du Parc will liven the atmosphere with the band called Elle.
MONTAREN
You’ll find plenty of music in the village centre, including a jazz concert
VALLABRIX
There’s dancing and zumba on offer. The Abrix Bar will be putting on some music as well as an open mike evening.
BOURDIC
You’ll find the band called Darwin in the Place de la Mairie from 8 30pm onwards
And now for something completely different: in ARAMON there’s whats called the Nuit des Eglises. There’s going to be a night stroll with the local Priest, Father Ronald from the St Pancrace church from 8p until midnight.
The idea is to show you some of Aramon’s history
It’s free to go along
The Mayor in Uzes is again generously offering a truly remarkable event in the Vallée de l’Eure for Uzès residents this coming Sunday 22 June.
It’s called “Journée Champêtre” so a day in the countryside.
From 11h00 you can listen to some music, enjoy an apéro followed by lunch. Listen to the lunch time cabaret, let the kids run wild as there’ll be plenty of activities set up for them to enjoy.
And all of this totally free to the residents.
Thank you Monsieur Chapon, our mayor of many years standing.
SUNDAY 22/06
UZES
The Mayor in Uzes is again generously offering a truly remarkable event in the Vallée de l’Eure for Uzès residents this coming Sunday 22 June.
It’s called “Journée Champêtre” so a day in the countryside.
From 11h00 you can listen to some music, enjoy an apéro followed by lunch. Listen to the lunch time cabaret, let the kids run wild as there’ll be plenty of activities set up for them to enjoy.
And all of this totally free to the residents.
Thank you Monsieur Chapon, our mayor of many years standing.
The choir called Canards Sauvages are welcoming the all female choir called Les Voy’elles where they’ll be in concert this after from 5pm in the Mairie courtyard.
Entry is free
The fete de la musique feeling continues today in St Q La P with an apero concert with Canto Quentin in the St Q Protestant church. It’ll take place at 11 hoo and will include Barbeershop Harmony and the Ibi Vox trio. So jazz, gospel with some singing a capella.
Entry is free, but naturally your contributions will be most welcome when the hat gets passed around.
MONTAREN
There’s an evening of jazz on offer at the Mas de Varangle. It’s the culmination of 2 weeks of music workshop with the NY guitarist Roni Ben Hur and his pupils.
There’s other guest performers as well and it’ll be followed by an aperitif.
Everyone is invited to bring along their apero nibbles with drinks being offered.
It’ll take place at 890 chemin de Varangle from 6pm
AIGALIERS
The club called Aphyllante is based in this village and they’re celebrating their existence today in the Mairie gardens.
It starts at 3pm with a Bollywood style dance, a children’s theatre, games, face painting, petanque and finally an “apero” at 6pm.
MONDAY 23/06
UZES
Coming up at Les Petites Mains is a cookery class featuring dishes from southern India. You’ll be able to eat what you prepare on site.
It’ll take place at 09h00 and there’s another session on Wednesday 25 June at 11h30.
The lesson will cost 15€ and you’ll need to sign up either by phone or via email
04 66 81 19 40
The Uzes music school is putting on a series concerts from now until Thursday 28 June in the Hotel de Ville courtyard.
ST MAXIMIN AND BLAUZAC
The famous “soirées de Jazz in Blauzac” are returning this summer. The original organisers have teamed up with volunteers from St Maximin and have also obtained the support of the local municipality and the event is now known as JAZZ EN L’UZEGE
The ticket office is open from Friday 13 June for 3 evenings of Jazz in 2 different locations:
Friday 03 July Place de l’Eglise of St. Maximin
Doors open 8 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First off is Paul Guta, with Gypsy music followed by the group Paradise Creek. Jazz from the 20’s, & 30’s
Saturday 04 July Place de l’Eglise BLAUZACDoors open 8 15 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First part Orchestre Sycnopatique Traditional & New Orleans then “Swing that a Medley of opera and traditional jazz.
Sunday 05 July – Place de l’Eglise BLAUZAC
Doors open 8 15pm concert starts 8 45pm
CBS will open the concert with Music from the jazz clubs of East Coast America from the 50’s & 60’s and for the second part the David Hermlin Trio Jazz from the roaring twenties
Seats cost 20€ pp Seating is un numbered. Tickets can be purchased at the Progres and Central Bars in Blauzac or on line.
TUESDAY 24/06
ST MAXIMIN AND BLAUZAC
The famous “soirées de Jazz in Blauzac” are returning this summer. The original organisers have teamed up with volunteers from St Maximin and have also obtained the support of the local municipality and the event is now known as JAZZ EN L’UZEGE
The ticket office is open from Friday 13 June for 3 evenings of Jazz in 2 different locations:
Friday 03 July Place de l’Eglise of St. Maximin
Doors open 8 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First off is Paul Guta, with Gypsy music followed by the group Paradise Creek. Jazz from the 20’s, & 30’s
Saturday 04 July Place de l’Eglise BLAUZACDoors open 8 15 pm concert starts at 8 45pm
First part Orchestre Sycnopatique Traditional & New Orleans then “Swing that a Medley of opera and traditional jazz.
Sunday 05 July – Place de l’Eglise BLAUZAC
Doors open 8 15pm concert starts 8 45pm
CBS will open the concert with Music from the jazz clubs of East Coast America from the 50’s & 60’s and for the second part the David Hermlin Trio Jazz from the roaring twenties
Seats cost 20€ pp Seating is un numbered. Tickets can be purchased at the Progres and Central Bars in Blauzac or on line.
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