Aurillac En Scene 2025
Aurillac En Scene 2025
Aurillac En Scene
Aurillac En Scene 2025The Aurillac en scène Festival was born in 2019. The festival aims to promote music and bring together artists from a variety of genres. The first edition was a success, attracting large numbers of festival-goers and showcasing local and national talent.
Since its inception, the festival has grown to become a key event in Aurillac’s cultural calendar, with a varied program and renowned headliners.
“Our ambition is to create a truly popular open-air event, with a program of national and international artists at affordable prices”, emphasizes Charly Delamaide, President of Aurillac Développement.
Objectives
– To offer a large-scale, recurring annual open-air music event that rivals the artistic programming of other French festivals and attracts several thousand people.
– Offer a place for local creation and the local scene (showcasing local artists)
– Encourage partnerships: a budget made up of our own revenues (private, sponsorship, ticketing, etc.) and public partnerships (subsidies from local authorities).
– Reinforce accessibility to cultural offerings: a pricing policy adapted to all.
– Generate economic spin-offs for the region (accommodation, hotels, catering, local technical services, etc.)
Spatial organization
An open-air festival on Place du 8 Mai 1945, organized around 2 areas:
1 / A mobile covered main stage called the “big stage” will be set up to the right of TECHNOPRISME, with a pit and a tiered seating area (facing the stage).
2 / At the rear of this area, a convivial “Catering – refreshment” village with food-trucks and a main bar.
Access: the festival reception and ticket office will be located near the main entrance. A dedicated PRM/PIP/Press entrance will be located on the Rue Jean Moulin side. The entire site will be closed to traffic, with temporary detour and traffic bans.
Festival capacity: the objective is to welcome 8,000 festival-goers over 2 days (4,000 people per day). The daily capacity will be 1050 seated (+20 PRM) and 3000 in the pit (standing). However, should the need arise, the site could accommodate more festival-goers and open up the pit capacity (standing room only).
Scenography – Festival identity:
We’re working on creating a Festival identity with a more polished aesthetic, distinct signage, and identified areas with specific facilities (relaxation, selfie wall) to facilitate conviviality and comfort for festival-goers.
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