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Normandy, a region with rich heritage and preserved nature, offers you a multitude of captivating activities during the All Saints holidays across its five departments. Whether you are passionate about culture, a food enthusiast, or simply looking for family moments, this period is the ideal opportunity to explore exceptional events and sites. Discover our suggested activities not to be missed during these holidays.
Seine-Maritime: Arts and festivities
In Seine-Maritime, animated festivals are multiplying to celebrate local culture. The Ouest Park festival returns to Le Havre to offer three nights of concerts with a musical diversity ranging from rock to reggae, including rap and techno. Recognized artists, such as Niska and MC Solaar, are on the program, and there are still places for those who wish to attend.
In Saint-Pierre de Varengeville, dive into the innovative universe of Miguel Chevalier with his immersive exhibition “Botanical Pixels”. Through video projections, drawings, and holograms, young and old can discover a reimagined nature starting from October 19.
Eure: Family discoveries
In Eure, school holidays are an opportunity to escape through diverse activities. The Festival of Sister City Films in Tréport and Mers-les-Bains highlights nearly 15 animated films, perfect for a family outing. Additionally, art and nature discovery trails await you through the idyllic landscapes of the region.
Also enjoy storytelling walks to discover birds, providing immersion with local wildlife and contact with nature. These educational outings are ideal for awakening the curiosity of the youngest while enjoying a pleasant moment outdoors.
Calvados: Cinema and traditions
Calvados spotlights animated cinema with the Drakkar’toon festival in Dives-sur-Mer. From October 21 to November 1st, this festival will offer 17 films along with youth cinema workshops, allowing children to get initiated into filmmaking while having fun. A great opportunity to learn while enjoying!
At the same time, explore Norman traditions with guided tours organized by the Christian Dior Museum in Granville. These excursions will immerse you in the industrial history of the Dior family, revealing a lesser-known aspect of this beautiful coastal town.
Manche: Nature and culture immersion
Manche is not to be outdone with excursions offered by the New World Dreamers troupe around the theme Earth on the water’s edge. These geological walks are punctuated by artistic performances, kamishibaï storytelling, and shows, promising a playful discovery of the region’s natural history. These free visits are accessible to the whole family, with reservations recommended.
Food enthusiasts will also have the opportunity to taste local cuisine during the Rémalard-en-Perche Autumn Fair. With its autumn fruit cake competition and various culinary activities, this event will delight the palates of both young and old.
Orne: Celebration and folklore
Finally, Orne celebrates culture and folklore with the Samhain Festival taking place from October 31 to November 3 at the Notre-Dame Abbey in Bernay. This event, which celebrates Irish traditions at the origin of Halloween, promises candy hunts, costume contests, and festive activities around cursed pirates.
Equestrian enthusiasts will not be left out with the Grand National Show Jumping in Saint-Lô, where they can witness exceptional performances in a show jumping competition. A great opportunity to support local talent and enjoy a festive weekend.
During these holidays, Normandy reveals itself in a festive and cultural light across its five departments, inviting everyone to discover its riches in a playful and enriching way. Whether you choose to dive into music, cinema, or gastronomy, there is something for all tastes and ages. Embark on a memorable Norman adventure!
