A festival dedicated to young talent, arts and culture.
Avignon is a city with a wealth of higher education establishments offering professional training in the fields of art and culture.
This festival showcases all these technical, spectacular, plastic and cinematographic talents.
On the program:
Monday March 2 to Friday March 13 - various venues: Passe-Murailles
Protean artistic event organized by the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts d'Avignon.
Wednesday March 4 from 1pm to 5pm - Salle des Fêtes de l'Hôtel de Ville: 2nd Forum des formations aux métiers de l'économie culturelle et créative (training forum for professions in the cultural and creative economy)
Wednesday, March 4, 6:30pm - Maison des Projets: Opening of the "Nous la Ville" exhibition
Video exhibition based on a workshop with film students from the CPGE littéraire program at Avignon's Lycée Mistral.
On view until March 28 inclusive.
Thursday, March 5, 2pm - Auditorium of the Renaud Barrault library: Screening of works by students from the Ecole des Nouveaux Apprentissages - Volt
Thursday, March 5 from 5:30pm - Villa Créative: Creative evening by the Ecole des Nouvelles Images and Avignon Université
The evening is organized around a Short Film Night featuring animation and cinema films, a Gaming area where you can try out games created by students, and a round-table discussion on the place of women in the film industry as part of Equality Week.
In addition to this multi-faceted evening, the Ecole des Nouvelles Images will be exhibiting large-format works by its students in the Jardin des Carmes and the Villa Créative courtyard, from March 4 to 31, 2026 inclusive.
Friday March 6 at 7:30pm - Théâtre le 11: Musical evening by the Théodore Aubanel, Maria Casares and Vincent de Paul high schools and L'ArtScène - Ecole professionnelle des Arts de la Scène
To create this exceptional evening, four schools join forces and collaborate to offer you a concert worthy of the greatest shows.
Le Printemps d'Avignon offers students from diverse backgrounds a unique opportunity to perform and immerse themselves in contemporary artistic life. This project is a real opportunity for learners to reveal their skills and talents during this show.
Some thirty students from the Lycée Théodore Aubanel, from Seconde to Terminale, enrolled in the Music option and specialization, open the evening with an eclectic program showcasing the diversity of their talents. From lyrical song to jazz standards, rock metal, pop and musical comedy, the groups range from duos to full vocal and orchestral ensembles, offering a rich and expressive overview of the artistic work carried out throughout the year.
After a short break, students in ArtScène's Comédie Musicale and Auteur Compositeur Interprète vocational training programs will perform sung/danced musical comedy numbers, pop song covers and their own compositions.
These budding artists will have their hair and make-up done by students in the Terminale CAP Métiers de la coiffure and Seconde Bac pro esthétique programs at Lycée Maria Casarès.
To welcome and guide you throughout the evening, students from the Bac professionnel "Les Métiers de l'Accueil" program at Lycée Vincent de Paul will be putting all their know-how at your service. Anchored in the family of customer relations professions, the Bac Professionnel Métiers de l'Accueil trains future professionals in tourism, culture, events and commercial reception. Much more than just theoretical training, this course focuses on hands-on experience.
Saturday March 7 from 4pm - La Scala: Ecole Supérieure des Arts du Rire (ESAR) Open House
Presentation of the curriculum and Q&A with the management, teaching staff and students; theater workshop and tour of the premises. The day concludes with student performances and a Stand-Up evening, a foretaste of the Open Stage on April 9.
To make sure you don't miss a thing, here's the detailed program:
4pm - School presentation by the management team and teachers, followed by a Q&A session with La Salle
5 p.m. - Theatre workshop, with the participation, if they so wish, of potential candidates
6:15pm - Tour of the premises
19h - Stand-up evening: performances by the class of 2025-2026 (duration 1h15)
Sunday March 8 from 10am to 6pm - - Lycée Vincent de Paul lycée des métiers and Lycée Saint Joseph
From 5:30pm - performance at Gymnase Saint Vincent de Paul - Ile Piot
Pink Silence - Social sculpture trail
With Pink Silence, Masterpiece for Good invites art students from Lycée Saint Joseph and Lycée Vincent de Paul to explore how art can take on taboo subjects and transform them into spaces for discussion and debate.
Masterpiece for Good, a Berlin-based arts organization, develops participatory projects that transform sensitive subjects into artistic installations in the public space.
Forty-two students worked together on the notions of silence and intimate words, combining research, testimonies and visual practices. The result is a series of seven social sculptures, designed by seven groups from the two high schools, each different in form but conceived as a whole.
Visitors are invited to take a stroll through the city of Avignon, between the two schools, to discover these works and the diversity of perspectives they offer.
From Wednesday March 4, passers-by will be able to discover the works scattered around the streets of Avignon.
To make this large-scale project possible, the CPES-CAAP students from Lycée Vincent De Paul and the Terminales Spé Arts Plastiques students from Lycée Saint-Joseph worked for six months on the design and production of their works, accompanied by signage designed by the Premières STD2A students from Lycée Saint-Joseph.
Free admission.
This festival showcases all these technical, spectacular, plastic and cinematographic talents.
On the program:
Monday March 2 to Friday March 13 - various venues: Passe-Murailles
Protean artistic event organized by the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts d'Avignon.
Wednesday March 4 from 1pm to 5pm - Salle des Fêtes de l'Hôtel de Ville: 2nd Forum des formations aux métiers de l'économie culturelle et créative (training forum for professions in the cultural and creative economy)
Wednesday, March 4, 6:30pm - Maison des Projets: Opening of the "Nous la Ville" exhibition
Video exhibition based on a workshop with film students from the CPGE littéraire program at Avignon's Lycée Mistral.
On view until March 28 inclusive.
Thursday, March 5, 2pm - Auditorium of the Renaud Barrault library: Screening of works by students from the Ecole des Nouveaux Apprentissages - Volt
Thursday, March 5 from 5:30pm - Villa Créative: Creative evening by the Ecole des Nouvelles Images and Avignon Université
The evening is organized around a Short Film Night featuring animation and cinema films, a Gaming area where you can try out games created by students, and a round-table discussion on the place of women in the film industry as part of Equality Week.
In addition to this multi-faceted evening, the Ecole des Nouvelles Images will be exhibiting large-format works by its students in the Jardin des Carmes and the Villa Créative courtyard, from March 4 to 31, 2026 inclusive.
Friday March 6 at 7:30pm - Théâtre le 11: Musical evening by the Théodore Aubanel, Maria Casares and Vincent de Paul high schools and L'ArtScène - Ecole professionnelle des Arts de la Scène
To create this exceptional evening, four schools join forces and collaborate to offer you a concert worthy of the greatest shows.
Le Printemps d'Avignon offers students from diverse backgrounds a unique opportunity to perform and immerse themselves in contemporary artistic life. This project is a real opportunity for learners to reveal their skills and talents during this show.
Some thirty students from the Lycée Théodore Aubanel, from Seconde to Terminale, enrolled in the Music option and specialization, open the evening with an eclectic program showcasing the diversity of their talents. From lyrical song to jazz standards, rock metal, pop and musical comedy, the groups range from duos to full vocal and orchestral ensembles, offering a rich and expressive overview of the artistic work carried out throughout the year.
After a short break, students in ArtScène's Comédie Musicale and Auteur Compositeur Interprète vocational training programs will perform sung/danced musical comedy numbers, pop song covers and their own compositions.
These budding artists will have their hair and make-up done by students in the Terminale CAP Métiers de la coiffure and Seconde Bac pro esthétique programs at Lycée Maria Casarès.
To welcome and guide you throughout the evening, students from the Bac professionnel "Les Métiers de l'Accueil" program at Lycée Vincent de Paul will be putting all their know-how at your service. Anchored in the family of customer relations professions, the Bac Professionnel Métiers de l'Accueil trains future professionals in tourism, culture, events and commercial reception. Much more than just theoretical training, this course focuses on hands-on experience.
Saturday March 7 from 4pm - La Scala: Ecole Supérieure des Arts du Rire (ESAR) Open House
Presentation of the curriculum and Q&A with the management, teaching staff and students; theater workshop and tour of the premises. The day concludes with student performances and a Stand-Up evening, a foretaste of the Open Stage on April 9.
To make sure you don't miss a thing, here's the detailed program:
4pm - School presentation by the management team and teachers, followed by a Q&A session with La Salle
5 p.m. - Theatre workshop, with the participation, if they so wish, of potential candidates
6:15pm - Tour of the premises
19h - Stand-up evening: performances by the class of 2025-2026 (duration 1h15)
Sunday March 8 from 10am to 6pm - - Lycée Vincent de Paul lycée des métiers and Lycée Saint Joseph
From 5:30pm - performance at Gymnase Saint Vincent de Paul - Ile Piot
Pink Silence - Social sculpture trail
With Pink Silence, Masterpiece for Good invites art students from Lycée Saint Joseph and Lycée Vincent de Paul to explore how art can take on taboo subjects and transform them into spaces for discussion and debate.
Masterpiece for Good, a Berlin-based arts organization, develops participatory projects that transform sensitive subjects into artistic installations in the public space.
Forty-two students worked together on the notions of silence and intimate words, combining research, testimonies and visual practices. The result is a series of seven social sculptures, designed by seven groups from the two high schools, each different in form but conceived as a whole.
Visitors are invited to take a stroll through the city of Avignon, between the two schools, to discover these works and the diversity of perspectives they offer.
From Wednesday March 4, passers-by will be able to discover the works scattered around the streets of Avignon.
To make this large-scale project possible, the CPES-CAAP students from Lycée Vincent De Paul and the Terminales Spé Arts Plastiques students from Lycée Saint-Joseph worked for six months on the design and production of their works, accompanied by signage designed by the Premières STD2A students from Lycée Saint-Joseph.
Free admission.
