Events in Cannes on 23 March 2023

The Cannes International Triathlon starts on the beach at Cannes and goes up into the mountains towards Montauroux and St-Cézaire-sur-Siagne.

The 'Bravade' is a feast day celebrated in honour of Saint Francis de Paule. 

The world-famous Cannes Film Festival needs little introduction. Film stars, directors, producers, models and a whole host of people associated with the film industry descend on Cannes in May to attend this glitzy festival.

Cannes Jumping is a large equestrian event that attracts a high calibre of professional riders from around the globe.

Organised annually by the Cannes Lions, this international festival believes that creativity is the driving force for business, for change and for good.

This picturesque artisan market features crafts and produce from the local area and an excellent array of handmade decorative objects – great for an unusual souvenir of your stay.

The Quai Saint-Pierre fills up with around 40 arts and crafts stalls selling handmade jewellery, hats, regional produce, toys etc, plus around 15 local artists.

The Jazz festival in Antibes and Juan les Pins offers a rich programme of traditional jazz as well as pop, rock and world music at the Pinède Gould, a park near the sea.

The bay of Cannes has been hosting this International Firework Festival since 1967. The displays are held on various dates throughout July and August and each event attracts over 100,000 people who come to "oooh" and "aaah" at the...

Celebrated every August, the Parade Fleurie takes place during the night. Floats decorated with colourful flowers drive through the avenue Francis Tonner of the Cannes quarter of La Bocca.

The annual International Boat Show at Cannes has become one of the largest in Europe. 

Exceptional locations around France, including Cannes, 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.