The Domaine de Fabrègues in Provence will host Les Étoiles au Château on Saturday, June 14, and Sunday, June 15, 2025, for two exceptional performances.

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

In 2009, it became the property of designer and interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch, who devoted nearly five years of passionate and determined restoration work to revive this historic estate and its original garden, which had disappeared.

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

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

After the success of the 2024 edition and as part of Chambord’s summer music season, the Domaine national de Chambord will host Les Étoiles au Château on Tuesday, July 15, and Wednesday, July 16, 2025, for two exceptional performances.

A Renaissance emblem, listed among France’s first historical monuments in 1840 and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981, Chambord has inspired admiration and fascination worldwide for over 500 years. The estate includes 5,440 hectares of woods, ponds, and moors enclosed by a 32km-long wall.

Some refer to Chambord as “the dancing castle” due to its circular layout around the double-helix staircase. Les Étoiles au Château and the architectural movement will harmonize for two unforgettable performances.

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

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

Mont Saint-Michel will host Les Étoiles au Château on Saturday, September 6, and Sunday, September 7, 2025, for two exceptional performances.

A timeless monument that has fascinated visitors worldwide for over 1,300 years, Mont Saint-Michel, perched on a rocky islet in the sea, is one of the first sites inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A true symbol of harmony between man and nature, the 55-hectare rocky islet is surrounded by a stunning maritime landscape of 300 km2, transforming with Europe’s highest tides and hosting remarkable biodiversity.

Up to 2,600 spectators are expected on Mont Saint-Michel’s dam to experience this unique open-air event, featuring excerpts from classical and contemporary ballets in a breathtaking setting.

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