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July 14 is the French national holiday.July 14 gives rise to a parade of troops on the Champs-Élysées in Paris.there are fireworks in towns and villages.Many balls are organized in almost all the cities of the country. The most popular are firefighters' balls. Often, the ball takes place on July 13, the eve of a public holiday, which allows you to go to work on July 15 early in the morning.

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The Green Tea Festival is a contemporary music festival created in 2004 which takes place every year on the first weekend of July, in the French town of Nogent-le-Rotrou in Eure-et-Loir.
Born in 2004 from the will of the Arrosoir association (organizer of indoor concerts), the Green Tea Festival aims to promote encounters between audiences and artists.

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the neighboors' Party born in 1999 in Paris. It takes place on the last Friday of May or the 1st of June. The idea is that everyone brings something to eat and drink and share the meal. It allows to discuss, to get to know each other

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the music festivalIt takes place on June 21 and launched in 1982 by Jack Lang, Minister of Culture, the original idea was to promote music in all its forms, to allow enthusiasts to play that day in the streets, cafes. ..

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La fête des laboureurs de Coudray au Perche 

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La fête des laboureurs de Coudray au Perche 

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Festival born at the beginning of the 20th century To welcome visitors, the village has put on its finery, streets, places and homes are decorated with products from the land, villagers walk around dressed in period costumes and many activities are scheduled. Concert, radio hook, street entertainment, parade of floats decorated on the theme of music, living farm, trade fair, music groups, choir.

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111 eme fete des laboureurs et des ouvriers de COUDRAY-AU-PERCHE

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The pancake and cider fair of Nogent le Rotrou 

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The pancake and cider fair of Nogent le Rotrou 

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early June

The opportunity to eat and drink cider to Nogent le Rotrou

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The fires of the st jean in Saint Jean Pierre Fixte (Perche)

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The fires of the st jean in Saint Jean Pierre Fixte (Perche)

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On the night of June 23 to 24 we burn a big bonfire

One of the oldest feast. Mass is celebrated there before lighting the fire of Saint John

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fete  -   feu de la  st jean a saint-jean-pierre-fixte

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The black pudding fair to Mortagne au perche ( Perche) 

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The black pudding fair to Mortagne au perche ( Perche) 

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The black pudding fair has existed since 1963. The best blood sausage in the region is elected

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At the end of May, the city of Nogent-le-Rotrou lives to the rhythm of its great medieval festival. There is an equestrian parade through the streets of downtown Nogent-le-Rotrou. The procession of lords, princesses, knights on foot representing the different districts of the city and riders carrying the weapons of the neighboring cities, fighters in armor, minstrels, musicians and jesters

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Percheval 2018 : Nogent-le-Rotrou au temps médiéval

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The agricultural shows meet every year at the level of a canton, each municipality in the canton taking turns organizing. There are competitions, medals, decorations, various prizes and cash awards. The day always begins with a parade of flower floats. Farmers accompany the most beautiful animals or their best productions.

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The national festival "Song of Romania" was a set of cultural events during the communist regime, organized by the Council of Socialist Culture and Education.
It was inaugurated in 1976, after the first Congress of socialist culture and education on June 2-4, the same year. The name was inspired by the eponymous essay "Song of Romania", by Alecu Russo.
They performed on the same stage when the ballerinas, when the gallows or brigadiers, then gave way to choirs recitatives - all these more or less artistic manifestations being dominated by the same leitmofits: the tricolor, the dove of peace, the sickle and the hammer, the globe and the indispensable slogans and portraits of Nicolae Ceaușescu.

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The Golden Stag Festival is the most popular Romanian song contest and awards, hel annually in the town  of Brasov, Romania.
The Golden Stag was first held 1968, but after 1971 it was banned by the Communist leadership. After the fall of Communism, new editors  were organised starting from 1992. Between 2010 and 2017 the festival was not held due to lack of funds.
It returned in 2018. The Golden Stag Festival takes place during the summer and is broadcast live by Romanian TV station TVR1.

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When? June-August 2015
Where? All over Athens and at Epidaurus Ancient Theatre, two hours' drive from Athens.
Feast on opera, classical music and open-air plays throughout the balmy summer months – all in spectacular locations. Watch an ancient Greek tragedy in a second-century amphitheatre on Acropolis Hill, take in traditional dancing in the city squares, or listen to the Greek National Opera perform epic scores.

Prefer your culture a bit more contemporary? This is also the place to catch the work of Greece's upcoming playwrights, actors, dance companies and directors.

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When? June-September 2015
Where? All over Athens
For the last five years, this film festival has transformed the capital's most iconic sights into impromptu cinemas: from ancient sites and art galleries to suburban parks and cafés, nowhere is off-limits.

The range of films is vast, with big-budget movies shown alongside quaint indie projects. The most adventurous performances mix film with live music – a spectacular experience, especially when screened in the city's more atmospheric venues.

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When? September
Where? Aegina Island
This idyllic island isn't just famed for its fishing villages and pristine beaches: pistachio nuts are one of Aegina's most sought-after products – and this four-day festival celebrates the tasty green fistiki.

At most other times of year, the island is sleepy – but in September it comes to life as it celebrates the pistachio harvest with live music, theatre performances and art exhibitions. Local chefs showcase their culinary prowess by inventing new sweet and savoury recipes, and street markets proffer the finest local pistachios, pastelli (nut bars) and ice creams.

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When? Late February/ Early March
Where? Naoussa, Imathia
In the foothills of the Vermio Mountains, the small town of Naoussa celebrates its rich history and customs in an annual fiesta.

Dance troupes and bands re-enact the vibrant traditional culture that has entertained locals and travellers for centuries: think masked performers, elaborate costumes and wild flower garlands... the more ornate, the better. Only two workshops produce the traditional masks, which are made from cloth, beeswax and horsehair, and often topped with silk turbans.

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In 2017, the LESVOS FOOD FEST, with its aromas and flavours, came to complete the sport, cultural and alternative events organised by Molyvos Tourism Association, within the context of the activities initiated by the LESVOS THE OTHER AEGEAN® network. The innovator of the festival, the Molyvos Wine and Dine Association of Restaurants and Associate Professionals, aims to promote and spread the traditions of the local gastronomy of Lesvos island through such initiatives.

The most characteristic symbols of the island’s gastronomy are reflected in the festival’s logo (sardines, anise and olives) and they compose a contemporary pattern that expresses our festive mood as we gather around the table to share a meal.

Through its dynamic actions, the LESVOS FOOD FEST aims to:

Promote local products and their producers

Promote our gastronomic tradition and to search for new gastronomic trends

Create amazing gastronomic experiences for our visitors

Promote the networking of catering and food professionals with local producers

Provide education and training opportunities by scientists and specialists on issues of gastronomic interest

The Lesvos Food Fest showcases the land, the landscape, the people and the atmosphere, which together make up the identity of the local gastronomy and takes us on a journey to Lesvos… in the Aegean.

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The Wine Festival in Mitata Kythira, Ionian Greece: The annual Wine Festival of Kythira takes place in the village of Mitata, placed in the center of the island. It is celebrated the first weekend of August and is a fun occasion. Locals and visitors get together in order to celebrate the production of good wine, which is given free during the festival.

The Wine festival is organized by an association in Mitata called Myrtia and stresses the importance of wine production for the local economy. In fact, large vineyards are found all along the island of Kythira. A typical wine festival in Mitata includes eating, drinking and dancing traditional Greek songs played by local bands. The celebration lasts for the whole night.

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Walpurgis Night