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November 2024
Chateau d’Aubiry, Céret & Les Splendeurs de Chine
From Friday November 15, 2024 to Sunday February 16, 2025, expect an enchanted and luminous kingdom, a family experience to delight old and young alike....and bring in the New Year in style.
Find out more »Enjoy the Christmas spirit with La Chorale Internationale d’Albera
Enjoy the Christmas spirit with La Chorale Internationale d’Albera. The Christmas lights are going up in all the villages around the Albères, toys and chocolates are filling the shelves of supermarkets and soon restaurants will be taking reservations for Christmas! Join La Chorale Internationale d’Albera for Christmas carols and songs.
Find out more »Christmas Carol Service, Vernet-les-Bains
Christmas Carol Service. Vernet-les-Bains. The service is in English and is open to all whatever your denomination.... or none. Please come and share fellowship and worship the God who loves you.
Find out more »December 2024
New Year Fun and Fireworks
Wishing you all very happy and safe New Year's celebrations, here is a selection of what's going on around the region.
Find out more »January 2025
Festivals: Olives in Espolla & Beans in Santa Pau 2025
Plants, olive related produce, photo exhibition of decorated doors and balconies, donkey rides, bouncy castle….…bubbling beans and local wine.....
Find out more »February 2025
Pancake Day in France – February 2nd
Apart from the well known Mardi Gras, the nearest French equivalent to Pancake Day is the ‘Fête de la Chandeleur’ (Candlemas) on 2nd February.
Find out more »March 2025
Carnaval Amélie les Bains
The carnaval in Amélie is steeped in history, with the first official appearance in the press being a report in the « Courrier de Céret », dated 18th March 1888. It has taken place every year since 1945 and is now known as one of the most popular in the P-O.
Find out more »Céret Carnaval
Processions through the streets, floats, fancy dress, and live music from the bandas, continuing even after the parades in local bars.
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