Permanent and unusual events

🎐 What you’ll come across at the turn of a breeze…

🐄 The Wind Farm

A rather special meadow has sprung up on the seafront lawns… You’ll see flying cows, whistling geese and other funny inflatable beasts, brought to life by the wind. It’s a wacky, poetic world to discover with the whole family.

⏳ The Random Clock & the Zulu Bank

Tinkering artist and poet of the wind, Pierre Bourquin is exhibiting two installations that are as crazy as they are mischievous:

⏳ L’Horloge aléatoire
This strange clock, linked to a wind turbine, tells the time according to the strength of the wind. When it blows hard, the minutes fly by at full speed; when it weakens, time slows down… or even stops. A fun way to remember that time is always relative, especially during the festival.

💸 The Zulu Bank – wind money
No euros here, but a pétanque ball, a punch and a bit of breath! The value of the currency depends directly on the wind: the windier it is, the more you earn… provided there’s “pétole” (kite-flying term for “no wind”), in which case you get nothing!

🎵 Wargasound – The collective that sets the mood!

Musicians playing in the middle of the crowd, passers-by becoming singers or percussionists for a tune… Every weekend, Wargasound invites you out onto the lawns to enjoy some festive, unexpected and participatory music.

🎨 A festival that can also be seen on the ground

The festival aisles are adorned with Balinese banners, colourful mobiles and floating objects designed by the Kosmodul’Air collective. It’s a joyful, light-hearted display that makes shapes and colours dance to the rhythm of the wind.

On the walls, XXL textile frescoes by the Eolia Concept group, made by Michel Boucard, undulate like waves of fabric: a living décor that changes as the festival progresses.