Sans Titre C Cochise.jpgIt’s fair to say, the Dordogne overflows with stunning towns, glorious castles and fascinating markets that are usually all looking for something or other to celebrate.
Whether it be with a food festival, medieval day, open-air concert, weekly or summer evening market, the Dordogne Valley is always the life and soul of the party.
To help you plan your trip, take a look at the regular and one-off events in store for locals and visitors this year.
Festival de Saint-Céré à Castelnau-Bretenoux
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Festival Rocamadour.jpgFull of deep spiritual emotion, you can’t help but feel moved by the grandeur of Rocamadour. Already a renowned UNESCO world heritage site, it is further enriched every August with the sound of classical and sacred music in the most amazing setting.
Festival de Saint-Céré à Castelnau-BretenouxEnjoy classical music and opera in the most magnificent castles and majestic settings of the Dordogne Valley. This annual event taking place every July and August puts onto the stage the most talented artists of the classical world.
Bahram Bayat Vbinr8ileua Unsplash.jpgEvery first weekend in March, Sarlat celebrates the famous Foie Gras, the goose and everything associated with this gourmet fare.
The quaint charm and romance of 30 balloons floating to the skies, with the majestic city of Rocamadour as the backdrop.
DEE ALEXANDER JAZZ in SiouillacA week-long celebration to the rhythms of Jazz. Don’t miss the spectacular outdoor concert setting in front of Souillac’s 12th century Abbey where you can catch the leading lights of the French and International Jazz scene.
Fraises De Carpentras Au Marche Dapt.jpgGet merry with the berry in a love fest for all things strawberry. Guinness World Record strawberry creations made from delicious local berries
