Friday 4 September, 18:00

Blue Bicycle Festival

Organised by the Blue Bicycle collective, this evening gathers the local cycling community around music, conviviality and shared celebration. Expect DJ sets and live music, a relaxed bar and informal food offerings, all framed by communal energy and playful surprises. The atmosphere moves between lively danceable rhythms and quieter moments of conversation, with lights and sound shaping an inclusive, festive mise-en-scène that highlights solidarity and the simple joy of being together.

In French.

Avenue de Châtelaine 43
Photo Credit: La Bicyclette Bleue
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Photo Credit: La Bicyclette Bleue

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