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May 2020
Miguel Caldentey returns to Port Vendres
The Miguel Caldentey, a schooner classified as a Historic Monument, will return home to Port-Vendres on Saturday 30th May from 4pm.
Find out more »June 2020
CSF NEWSLETTER: JUNE 2020
CSF Sud de France is a French registered charitable association which aims to provide support for English speaking people affected by cancer. Here's the latest news on past and upcoming events.
Find out more »Festival of Baskets and Basket-Makers, Renyès
Join in the sixth festival of basket-making in the Pyrénées Orientales - with demonstrations of basket-making, exhibitions of baskets, photos and films
Find out more »SwimRun : CANCELLED
Covid 19 causes the annual Swimrun event on the Côte Vermeille to be cancelled.
Find out more »Fête de la Musique
Every year around the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, both amateur and professional musicians from all over the world perform free concerts in venues throughout France.
Find out more »Les feux de la Saint Jean
A symbol of peace and unity between the Catalan countries, this flame is usually carried by volunteer runners from the summit of Canigou to all the villages of the department and beyond. This year, for health security reasons, the celebrations are restricted, but will go ahead.
Find out more »July 2020
CSF NEWSLETTER: JULY 2020
CSF Sud de France is a French registered charitable association which aims to provide support for English speaking people affected by cancer. Here's the latest news on past and upcoming events.
Find out more »Art exhibition, Port Vendres
Art exhibition, Port Vendres Port Vendres is the industrial cousin of the emblematic coastal town of Collioure. Known for inspiring greats such as Dalí, Picasso, Matisse and more, the magnificent Côte Vermeille has long been…
Find out more »14 July Fete Nationale
La Fête de la Bastille or Fête Nationale marks the storming of the Bastille prison in 1789 and the beginning of the French Revolution of 1789. Here we give a brief outline of celebrations and fireworks around the region.
Find out more »Bastille Day
The French Aristocracy, the most spoilt and wealthy in Europe, played, whilst the poor, the starving, the sick, and the tired, became more and more resentful.
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