A festive and convivial summer

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etween Provençal traditions, giant concerts and intimate evenings, a rich and varied program attracted all audiences. Thus, the traditional Provençal meal, featuring the aïoli from Lou Rodou, during the Sainte-Madeleine festival, kicked off the festivities. Folk dances then ignited the streets, recalling the town's attachment to its roots and traditions. On the Jaurès and de Gaulle squares, the public attended exceptional concerts. The group Aïoli, the famous Gypsi King and Bande à Part had several generations singing and dancing, gathered together for moments of joy and celebration. Additionally, the remarkable garden of Baudouvin hosted a series of intimate jazzy evenings. Musical sweetness and an enchanting setting captivated lovers of cozy atmospheres. Culture was also on the agenda with exhibitions at the Moulin gallery. Not forgetting the highly anticipated tour of the Région Sud, with the Chœurs du Sud, which met with resounding success. Families were not forgotten thanks to the activities offered by the Albert Camus cultural center. Summer was also decked out in tricolor during the celebration of the Fête nationale and extended under the stars with open-air cinema screenings, in La Coupiane and in the town.