Events in Dordogne on 3 June 2023

Cahors is a city of art and history and its secret gardens, created by the head gardener Patrick Charoy are accessible in every corner of the city (25 secret gardens to date), were approved as remarkable gardens by the Ministry of Culture and...

One of the biggest weekly markets in the Dordogne region is held in Sarlat on Saturday where all the traditional regional products can be bought. 

The streets and squares of Saint-Emilion will be  transformed into a giant festive trail

The streets and squares of Saint-Emilion will be  transformed into a giant festive trail

Cahors is a city of art and history and its secret gardens, created by the head gardener Patrick Charoy are accessible in every corner of the city (25 secret gardens to date), were approved as remarkable gardens by the Ministry of Culture and...

One of the biggest weekly markets in the Dordogne region is held in Sarlat on Saturday where all the traditional regional products can be bought. 

The châteaux of the Pessac-Léognan appellation opens their doors and allow you to sample their fine wines. There is also a winter version of this event in December.

The association Les Grandes Heures of Saint-Emilion offer you high quality classical concerts held within the magnificent wine estates of Saint-Emilion.

Saint-Emilion celebrates the wine and heritage of this medieval city with this Spring festival. The Jurade, the Saint-Emilion wine brotherhood who historically had administrative rights over the town, parade through the town in their traditional...

In the Jardin des Plantes in Montauban, this jazz festival celebrates French and international music with a number of concerts over a long weekend. Look out for the dinner and tapas concerts.

Every Tuesday evening throughout the busy summer months of July and August the town of Eymet hosts a wonderful night market.

An international jazz festival, attracting musicians from the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas, as well as encouraging talent closer to home.

With a rich and diverse programme of events, including shows, lectures and discussions, this three-week theatre festival is one of the best in France.

This beach party kicks off in Brive in late July each year and is a summer festival of music and dance.

The Battle of Castillon sealed the end of the Hundred Years' War on 17th July 1453. Enjoy this dramatic re-enactment just a stone's throw from the original battlefield, and immerse yourself in 1453, which also marked the end of the Middle...

Cajarc holds a four day celebration of all things African. As well as African music, there are literary events, dance and theatre performances, film screenings and a craft market.

This regional festival celebrates classical and Baroque music at a number of venues across the Périgord Noir. 

This summer music festival features ballet, dance, classical and jazz music performances. They are held at various prestigious and historic locations in the Périgord Pourpre region. 

This festival of opera, theatre, dance and classical music is held in Saint-Céré over three weeks in July and August.