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Come along from March to December, every 3rd Sunday of the month from 10am to 2pm, to discover the Château des Rochers organic market!
You'll be able to find seasonal vegetables, fruit, bread, eggs, poultry, goat's cream, herbal teas, saffron, gingerbread, honey, crêpes, sweet and savoury cannelés, gluten-free pastries, Marennes oysters, paintings, soaps, ice creams, jams, a chocolate maker...
Tables and chairs will be available for on-site catering.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Beynac, built on the cliffs along the Dordogne River, is today listed among the 'Most Beautiful Villages of France'.
Beynac locals farmers' market takes place from mid-june to mid-september. On Monday morning.
The Musical Nights Festival takes place in the magnificent village of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France". A series of concerts are held in July and August in the village's impressive underground church.
On the programme for this summer 2024:
Ensemble CONVIVENCIA presents Andalusian Renaissance music: voices, instruments - 18/07;
LES VIRTUOSES DE COLOGNE - Chamber music - 24/07;
Ensemble ARISAN - Celtic music and popular jazz and GOA LUPE - South American music - 06/08;
HAARLEMS BACH ensemble - orchestra, voice, violin - 23/08.
The potters festival invites you to celebrate the art of ceramics in one of the "Most beautiful villages of France". Stroll in the streets of the village to meet the 36 potters and others surprises. Free concert on Saturday night at 7pm.
Go on an initiation walk with your sneakers... Come back from it hunter-fisher-gatherer!
Continue the experience outside, very close to the archaeological site of Le Martinet, around a route made up of six discovery stations, with a notebook to back it up!
Remember to bring a pencil before you start.
Notebook to download from the museum website or to pick up at the museum reception…
Come experience a week at the heart of the cinema
The Sarlat Film Festival is one of the major festivals of the French cinematographic world.
It is recognised for its national importance, and is supported by institutions at all levels: local, departemental, regional and national.
This festival is also well-known to cinema personalities who gather each year to present their latest works. You just might come across some of the greatest French directors and actors of the last twenty years as they stroll through the streets of Sarlat.
The Sarlat Film Festival invites locals and visitors of the region to attend sneak previews of the best film productions of the moment.