Entertainment for children

Come and hunt for bargains at this flea market held in Le Lavandou, on the market square.

This philosophy workshop focuses on ‘intergenerational relationships’, that is, on what younger people can offer older people and vice versa.

A hundred years ago, on 13 December 1926, Théo Van Rysselberghe passed away in the villa that now bears his name in Le Lavandou, leaving behind a considerable body of work and an indelible mark on the Var coastline that he had made his own.

From 4 December to 3 January, come and explore the Christmas market in Le Lavandou.

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.

The Town of Le Lavandou invites you to the launch of the Christmas lights