From June 23rd to 25th, Montpellier transforms into a true cultural and festive hub. Between the Saint-Jean festivities, the unmissable Burning Spear concert, and the dynamic Partir en livre festival, the city offers a multitude of activities to escape the routine. For dance enthusiasts, don’t miss the lessons open to all offered by Montpellier Danse, as well as the premiere of the highly anticipated “F1® Le Film.” Whether you’re passionate about music, literature, or cinema, Montpellier has something to satisfy all your desires. Saint-Jean Celebration: Bonfires and Festivities Under the Starry SkySaint-Jean Celebration is a highlight in Montpellier and its surrounding areas. This Tuesday, June 24th, the town of Le Crès offers a rich program of entertainment starting at 6:30 p.m. at Lake Jean-Marie Rouché. Open-air dance halls, lively music, food trucks, and the fascinating Arpenteurs de Feu show are all part of the package for an unforgettable, convivial experience. With free admission, it’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy a pleasant summer evening. In Saint-Jean-de-Védas, the party continues at the Prairie du Puits de Gaud. Starting at 7:30 p.m., enjoy an open-air concert and a wide selection of food trucks, creating a festive atmosphere that will delight young and old alike. Burning Spear at the Rockstore: The reggae legend lights up Montpellier The city wouldn’t be complete without a legendary concert, and Burning Spear will set the Rockstore stage ablaze on Tuesday, June 24 at 7:30 p.m. Born in Jamaica in 1945, Burning Spear is a pioneer of roots reggae and has left his mark on the history of the genre with his unique and meaningful sounds. With a single entry fee of €34.80, this event is a real boon for all reggae music fans and those who want to discover an icon of the movement.Partir en livre: A literary festival for young people
On Wednesday, June 25, the
Partir en livre festival offers activities for children from a very young age at the Bassin Jacques-Cœur. This event is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of storytelling and reading, starting at 9:30 a.m. A strolling show, baby readers, musical readings, and play and reading areas are on the program to delight the youngest visitors. Admission is free, but some workshops require prior registration with the Emile-Zola media library. Other events not to be missed
These days, Montpellier is also offering great dance lessons accessible to all, led by renowned choreographers. Don’t miss the premiere of “F1® The Movie,” a thrilling feature film starring Brad Pitt, available at the Pathé Comédie and Odysseum cinemas. Finally, for lovers of literature and cultural discoveries, treat yourself to a guided walk in the footsteps of the writer Max Rouquette on Wednesday, June 25th, for a true immersion in his work and his hometown.
With favorable weather expected during this period, as seen in the forecast here, these events promise to be even more enjoyable outdoors. Whether you’re a Montpellier resident at heart or just passing through, don’t miss this opportunity to discover the city from a new perspective through these various activities.