Events in Saint-Tropez on 15 August 2022

As part of "Operation Dragoon" to liberate southern France, Allied forces arrived at the coast of Provence on 15th August 1944. This day is celebrated all around the region with parades, live music and popular dances and...

This craft market will take place in the area of La Favière every Monday in July and August.

Created in 1986, the Ramatuelle Jazz Festival focuses on swing Jazz featuring many American and French jazz musicians oscillating between new discoveries and established musicians. 

Every Tuesday and Saturday morning, Saint Tropez hosts its open air market on the famous Place des Lices.

Held in the centre of Ramatuelle every Thursday and Sunday morning, this market's stalls are brimming with typical Provençal produce and objects.

Here you will find local arts and crafts and handmade objects in a lively evening atmosphere.

Local produce from the region on sale in this very traditional Provençal style market.

The Brocante (or flea market) Le Jas des Robert has become a must-see place for the bargain hunters of the Golfe de Saint Tropez. 

This craft market will take place in the area of La Favière every Monday in July and August.

A very traditional religious parade accompanied by folk dance and music, and finished with three short theatre pieces.

Exceptional locations around France, including Saint-Tropez, will be open to visit on the Journées du Patrimoine - a European wide event inspired by by France’s Journées Portes Ouvertes which started in 1984.

For four weekends throughout the year, four sailing clubs based on the Bay of Saint-Tropez compete at the Challenge Interclubs.

A famous classic regatta that ends the Mediterranean sailing season, St Tropez’s late-summer regatta brings in 300 yachts, both ancient and modern, for maritime effervescence.

The International Contemporary Artists Fair takes place at the Jean Despas Hall in Saint Tropez.

The number one mountain bike event in the world, there are a large number of courses on offer, from those especially tailored for children and families, to relay races or tough long trials, and even a triathlon.

In Provence, the department of the Var is the place to look for chestnuts. The Var village of Collobrières regards itself as chestnut capital of the world and in late October it's time for the chestnut festival, which attracts thousands of...

120 hectares of aerial ballets, 30,000 visitors, 100 kite flyers, 18 countries, free workshops, and a hot air balloon area.

Between 40 to 60 yachts participate, which despite the at times variable weather conditions, is always a success.

Les Bravades is a very long-standing traditional festival which happens annually in May to celebrate the Patron Saint of Saint-Tropez.

This is annual event that commemorates Saint-Tropez's victory against a fleet of 21 Spanish ships on 15th June 1637.