14th July is a symbolic day in France. It represents the end of the monarchy. Since then, we celebrate every year this moment with animations, balls, concerts...

The great 14th July evening awaits you in Grimaud: theatre in the streets, free blue, white and red aperitif, and a great guinguette evening... There's something for everyone!

Starting at 7.00pm, the actors will take to the streets of Grimaud to relive an evening of sketches and anecdotes from the municipal archives that really happened in Grimaud during the revolutionary era!
Follow the signposts through the streets and let yourself be guided!

At 9.00pm, you'll be offered a sweet cocktail: blue, white or red, choose your favourite!

And finally, from 9.30pm, get out your 50s clothes and head to the Place Neuve in the village of Grimaud for the most convivial evening of the year: ‘La Guinguette de Grimaud’.

Completely redecorated for the occasion, our ‘vichy’ accessories and straw bales will remind the oldest of their youthful memories and dance the night away!

Of course, there will also be a food corner at the heart of the event, where you can bring your own picnic or eat on the spot.

Organised by Grimaud Tourist Office in partnership with the Centre de Ressources et d'Études Théâtrales de Grimaud (CRET).