After over 10 years at Château Valmy in Argelès sur Mer, les Déferlantes festival is moving on… down to the coast to Port Barcarès.
The first midsummer fire on Canigou in modern times was lit on 23 June 1955 by Francois Poujade and fellow USAP rugby fanatics – both to celebrate his birthday and Perpignan’s victory over FC Lourdes in the Yves du Manoir Challenge cup.
Another eclectic Jazzèbre spring season closes.
The difference between ‘fanfares’ and ‘bandas’.
Pentecôte was a public holiday until 2005, when the French government, led by President Chirac, decided to cancel it!
L’Ascension is the 40th day after Easter, ten days before Pentecost Sunday and marks the day that Jesus is believed to have ascended to heaven following his crucifixion and resurrection.
Join us this year to reflect on and celebrate what started off the whole Easter thing.
Another eclectic Jazzèbre season promises new discoveries and delights across the P-O.
The Red Box: This expo is over but the photos on the page are sadly reminiscent of what is going on in the world today.
You may already know that the donkey is the symbol of Catalonia, French and Spanish, whilst the bull is the unofficial national symbol of Spain, but do you know how it all started?
