Domaine de Fabrègues

The Domaine de Fabrègues in Provence will host Les Étoiles au Château on Saturday, June 8, and Sunday, June 9, 2024, for two exceptional performances.

This château, located in the Var region between Aix-en-Provence and Draguignan, was built in the 17th century on a hillside. Four round towers topped with glazed tiles symbolizing the four seasons frame its quintessentially Provençal architecture.

In 2009, it became the property of designer and interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch, who dedicated nearly five years to restoring this building and recreate its original garden with passion and determination.

Up to 2,600 spectators are expected in the park to experience this unique outdoor event, featuring excerpts from classical and contemporary ballets in a breathtaking setting.

The performances are intentionally aimed at a regional audience, with a single ticket price of €13.

Domaine National de Chambord

The Domaine National de Chambord will host Les Étoiles au Château on Sunday, July 21, and Monday, July 22, 2024, for two exceptional performances.

Being an emblem of the Renaissance, listed as one of France’s first historic monuments in 1840, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981, Chambord has been a source of inspiration, admiration and fascination worldwide for over 500 years. The château is nested in the middle of 5,440 hectares of woods, ponds, and moorland surrounded by a 32km wall.

Chambord is also called “the dancing château” due to its circular organization around the double-helix staircase. Les Étoiles au Château and the movement of its architecture will be intertwined for these two performances.

Up to 2,600 spectators are expected in the French gardens to enjoy this unique outdoor event, featuring excerpts from classical and contemporary ballets in a breathtaking setting.

The performances are intentionally aimed at a regional audience, with a single ticket price of €13.

Château de Digoine

The Château de Digoine, also called The Pearl of Charolais, will host Les Étoiles au Château on Saturday, September 14, and Sunday, September 15, 2024, for two exceptional performances.

The château and gardens of Digoine are among the most authentic and prestigious examples of 18th-century architecture and landscapes. Jean-Louis Remilleux, the current owner, is dedicated to restoring its former glory and makes this venue available to the association.

Up to 2,600 spectators are expected in the château courtyard to enjoy this unique outdoor event, featuring excerpts from classical and contemporary ballets in a breathtaking setting, in front of the magnificent façade flanked by two imposing towers.

With the generous support of the Department of Saône-et-Loire, the performances are intentionally aimed at a regional audience, with a single ticket price of €13.