3 days of events

A concert was be organized in each church of the Jurisdiction! Each place was vibrated to the sound of choirs, Basque choirs or gospel groups.

Saturday 29 june

13h00 - Saint-Pey-d'Armens - Les Gospelleries (Gospel)

14h30 - Vignonet - Arpège (World Music)

16h00 - Saint-Etienne-de-Lisse - Vocabada (Choir)

17h30 - Saint-Christophe-des-Bardes - Etxekoak (Basque Choir)

Sunday 30 june

2:30 pm - Saint-Laurent-des-Combes - Uniisson (Choir)

16h00 - Saint-Hippolyte - Plisson Quartet (Classical)

17h15 - Saint-Sulpice-de-Faleyrens - DPS Choir (Choir)

A stage was be set up in the heart of the moat of the Palais Cardinal and was hosted two free concerts on Saturday 29th of June,  proposed by the Saint-Emilion Jazz Festival.

20H00 - BRASS UNDER INFLUENCE

Born of the friendship between Sébastien "iep" Arruti (Trombonist and Band Leader) and Pierre Cherbero (Grand Marshal) and their love for New Orleans, Brass Under Influence is in line with the Brass Bands of "The Big Easy", the nickname given to the city of New Orleans. Originally a tribute to Craig Klein's New Orleans Nightcrawlers, the Brass Under Influence repertoire is made up of current funky rhythms and traditional second lines.

"Let The Good Time Roll Roll!"
Line-Up : Pierre Cherbero (Grand Marshal, voice and keyboard) - Sébastien "iep" Arruti (Trombone, Band Leader) - Renaud Galtier (Trombone) - Pascal Drapeau (Trumpet) - Franck Vogler (Trumpet) - Louis Gachet (Trumpet) - Alain Coyral (Saxophone) - Olivier Miqueu (Soubassophone) - Yann Vicaire (Caisse Claire) - Frederic Faure (Grosse Caisse)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ecq24pd-3I

Learn more:

http://www.saint-emilion-jazz-festival.com/programmation-2019/brass-under-influence-kid-creole-and-the-coconuts/

A concert and tasting was be organised at Château Monlot to enjoy a jazz group before tasting the wines of the property!

The weekly newspaper Pèlerin was presented its eponymous Grand Prix in the Salle des Dominicains.

A jury of specialists, including the historical columnist Franck Ferrand (sponsor of the 2019 edition), was awarded the Grand Prix Pèlerin of the regional heritage book on the theme of the 20th anniversary of the Unesco inscription of the Jurisdiction of Saint-Emilion and its history.

A photographic balloon projection on the village and the Jurisdiction seen from the sky was also be presented, followed by a theatrical performance by Franck Ferrand who will play a great character from Aquitaine.

A stage was be set up in the heart of the moat of the Cardinal Palace and was host two free concerts on SATURDAY 29 JUNE, offered by the Saint-Émilion Jazz Festival.

21H30 - KID CRÉOLE AND THE COCONUTS

At the beginning, there was a vision, the vision of a multicultural carnival without stylistic boundaries; the vision of a colourful theatre with fascinating characters; the vision of a joyful and exuberant lifestyle, full of irony, humour and sophistication. The visionary was August Darnell, born in the Bronx. Kid Creole and the Coconuts was born from Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band. In the 1970s, the Savannah Band had successfully merged the sound of the big band of the 1940s (Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Artie Shaw, Count Basie, Louis Prima) with the dancefloor of the disco era. August Darnelle then created Kid Creole and The Coconuts in 1981 and incorporated a touch of sunshine into his music - calypso, soca, salsa, rhythm and blues, soul, jazz, funk, hiphop, etc... with a strong Caribbean accent. 38 years later, the man and his group are still synonymous with adventure and escape... An adventure to live in Saint-Emilion and which promises a rhythmic, sunny, exceptional show!

Line-up: August Darnell (Kid Creole)

The Coconuts: Sarah McGrath, Roos Van Rossum, Charlotte De Graaf,

Musicians : Dave Imby (Drums) - Oroh Angiama (Bass) - Michael Gorman (Keyboards) - Mark Anthony Jones (Guitar) - Chris Storr (Trumpet) - Barnaby- Dickinson (Trombone) - Edgar Jones (Saxophone)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40BxTYRWGrY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfh-VtEY-OE

The Parc Guadet was host a food area. About twenty food stands was be available to delight everyone in a charming setting. Festive bands were provided musical entertainment and a “Saint-Emilion Wine Festival” stand was be at the center of the park.

The "tétrodon" project was developed by Jacques Berce and Henri Ciriani of the AAU (Bordeaux).

They offer a modular housing based on a 30-foot container whose volume is increased using polyester shells. After several prototypes from 1970 onwards, tetrodons switched to mass production, but in 1973, the first oil shock and its impact on petrochemical-based products put an end to tetrodons, whose total production had reached a small number of thousands, most of which had disappeared. There are a few examples in Darwin (Bordeaux) and one in the Bouches-du-Rhône, which was awarded the "Heritage of the 20th Century" label in 2012.

The copy saved by the Biotope Festival association in order to preserve one of these copies constituting a Gironde heritage is installed in the palus of Saint-Sulpice-de-Faleyrens on private land in order to propose a Biodiversity Observatory.

Located in a wetland area characterized by a great wealth of fauna and flora, it will become a base site for walks to discover the fauna and flora. Fauna and flora are recorded within its walls via educational panels. Its equipment allows night observations to be made. Inside access is only by appointment at the Biotope Festival.

By appointment only

Animation proposed by the Biotope Festival

To end these three exceptional days as it should, the Jurats in procession was marched with torchlights from the House Guadet to the Tour du Roy. All eyes was then turned to the sky to contemplate a magnificent closing firework display.

Workshops for children on energy was be available in this area such as the construction of solar-powered mini-wind turbines, an archaeological excavation workshop, a game about World Heritage Sites, etc.