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10 Great Events in Champagne Ardenne France that you must see

In the world, this region is best known for its champagne-producing progenitors in addition to its other charms such as its excellent game, out of which numerous delicious meals have been very well-loved. But in addition to its appeal to the refined palate, this region in France offers a range of interesting and fun events all through the all of the year.


1. Elektricity Festival, Rue du Docteur Lemoine, Reims Cathedral 20th to 24th March 2013

It is possible to mistakenly believe that this event has something to do with electricity. It is, however, the name of a festival which mixes contemporary and urban music. The festival will be held in front of the Reims Cathedral, you can expect to experience new types of electronic music however, and a promising line up, put together by the festival's organizers.


A cult favorite in the Reim festival and cultural world and has a great history (excuse the pun) and the public can look forward to enjoy some great shows.


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The Europuces Fair in Reims attracts an array of antique enthusiasts. No matter if you're an expert antique dealer, a fanatic or a bargain-hunter, this is the right place for you!


European antique sellers offer many items for sale. This includes furniture, art and even everyday objects. The Europuces Fair is a treasure trove.


3. Reims 22 March - 8 April 2013. Meli'mome Festival at Place de l'Hotel de Ville

This festival is not just about Mummy or Dad. It's about the children! The festival has gained the popularity of its first year in 1989. It has a variety of fun and expressive genres that will keep your child entertained or even children.


The entertainment options for younger youngsters include story telling, dancing songs and dance and puppet shows.

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4. Festival Bernard Dimey May awaiting Dates 2013 (10th-13th May 2012).

A celebration dedicated to the memory of Bernard Dimey, the Nogent poet. Each year, prizes are handed out to the most talented young people from spring-board events.


Born on the 16th of July 1931, in what was then Nogent-en-Bassigny which is now Nogent, Bernard Dimey was a French poet and music composer. The festival focuses on poetry and songs with the younger folk in mind. The poet died in Paris 1st July 1981.


5. 3. Sedan Medieval Festival (19th-20th May 2012).

Built over six centuries in the past built around six centuries ago, the Sedan Castle Fort is the biggest European castle with a 35,000m2 area. It is situated in central Sedan, making it an ideal location for the festival of medieval times.


The festival takes place both within the castle fortress as well as in the town, and each year the festival organizers come with a new themed delight. A dragon of the size of a full fire was created in 2011 and the gigantics of the north were introduced in.


Imagine you are transported back to medieval times, and witness the medieval activities and games, like flag-throwing, jousting and cavalry games. Street theatre is a great option to experience the atmosphere of medieval times. There is also the option to feast or drink and be drunk.


You can also find plenty of stunning medieval arts and crafts, and observe medieval artisans at work.


6. Joan of Arc Festival, early June (2nd to 3rd June 2012)

The Joan of Arc Festival is one of France's most significant festivals. Reims is the city where Reims recognizes its heroine.


It's a spectacular sight to see more than 2000 people dressed up in historic costumes to parade alongside Charles VII and Joan of Arc.


A variety of performances celebrate the patron saint of the city who took it away from the English in the 15th century. You can have some fun French-English rivalry if you're British and plan to attend this celebration. Have fun with the locals and the good vibe of the occasion!


Wander around the medieval market while enjoying the historical epics that are part and parcel of this festival, and also the atmosphere and the surroundings.


7. Les Sacres du Folklore Festival - Reims 21-25 June 2013

This annual festival celebrates folk music to promote peace and harmony in Reims . Expect to hear the best of folk music and enjoy a full programme of folk-filled activities. Over three hundred musicians performers, dancers, singers and actors will be performing at this huge festival of folk.


8. Ay Champagne Festival (every 2nd year, 1st weekend July and next year in 2014)

Also also known as Henry IV Festival


Ay is considered to be the best champagne village in the region. It also has Bollinger, Gosset, and Ayala along with Deutz &amp; Gelderman.


This festival is a mix of bubbly champagne, as well as bubbly entertainment. It is worth putting a few weeks apart in July 2014 to enjoy this amazing festival.


9. Clin d'oeil Festival in Reims 5th-7th July 2013, Reims.

It has been running since beginning in the European Year of People with Disabilities, 2003, this festival is a huge European deaf culture event. It started out as just a single event. It has since grown into a stone gathering moss, it has grown into an amazing event that continues to be conducted.


Here's where you can take pleasure in the display of the many exceptionally talented deaf people. This festival connects deaf and hearing communities, giving them the opportunity to express themselves artistically. A variety of forms of art and creative expression , such as painting, sculpture, design.


10. Fete des Sorcieres, Chalindrey Witch Festival, October

Although there are many ways that witches can enjoy their lives in different nations, centuries ago they were burned to the ground. The Fort of Cognelot, which was the site of a witch-hunt, was designated Devil's Point in 16th century. This, along with the region's Celtic roots, has come together to make it a location that is rich in the supernatural history.


Since the turn of the century in the past, the Witch Festival has been going. The tradition is celebrated and the visitors are able to experience awe-inspiring dances that last until the wee or more eerie hours. The festival includes exhibitions film of a suitable genre , and face painting.


There is a chance to hear local ghost stories and admire the stunning beauty of the area. Also, you will be able to learn more about the roots of witches. Have a lot of fun!

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