Circus, theatre and music come to life outdoors, transforming the streets of Graulhet into an open-air stage. Free and accessible to all, the Festival promotes diversity and the spontaneous discovery of artistic disciplines. In July, it is aimed at both locals and visitors to the region.
Summer Streets, an event for everyone
With its eclectic and accessible programming, Summer Streets is much more than a festival: it is a moment of sharing where art, culture and citizenship meet, leaving a lasting mark on the hearts of the participants.
The festival reserves a central place for young audiences with shows and activities specially designed for children. In collaboration with the Amicale Laïque and the Programme de Réussite Éducative, targeted actions allow children from disadvantaged backgrounds or welcomed at the La Courbe center to fully participate in the event.
Animations like the Baramome, run by children for children, or even a “free street” where everyone can exchange objects, reinforce the educational and fun commitment of the festival.
A cultural and eco-responsible network
Organized in partnership with associations and artists, the festival aims to develop a solidarity network in addition to the city's cultural project. The emphasis is on respect for the environment through participatory workshops and eco-responsible practices: waste sorting, reusable tableware, and the use of local and organic products.
A civic space invites visitors to discuss essential themes such as “living better together”. By investing in the historic center of Graulhet, the festival allows residents, artists and spectators to reinvent the urban space by leaving a poetic and collective mark.
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