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Like everywhere else in France, Le Lavandou celebrates Saint John’s Day, traditionally marked by bonfires, to mark the longest day of the year. It takes place on 24 June, the symbolic date of the summer solstice.

On the Saint-Clair restanques, you'll find an ancient noria, a hydraulic system that has been widely used around the Mediterranean for centuries and enabled Lavandou's farmers to irrigate their crops ...

Celebrations on 14 July in Le Lavandou: 11.30 am official ceremony, 12.30 pm reception, fireworks at 11 pm, followed by a public dance to round off the evening in a festive and friendly atmosphere.

As night falls, Le Lavandou is transformed into a magical place. Twinkling lights, enchanting music, and a sky full of stars invite young and old alike to experience a timeless evening worthy of a modern fairy tale.

Festivities in Le Lavandou on August 15 commemorate the anniversary of the 1944 Provence Landings.

Bio market every Sundays in Le Lavandou city center from June to september, and every first Sunday of the month the rest of the year.