Festivity of Saint Cecilia

On Sunday November 23, 2025, join the Fifres et Tambours and the Rampeù de Saint-Tropez in celebrating Sainte-Cécile, patron saint of musicians.

On the program: 🎺 Aubades in the streets 🙏 Religious service led by the Rampeù choir and fifes and drums 💃 Provençal dances on the port 🎵 Music and sharing An authentic morning to experience the spirit of Tropezian traditions and pay tribute to music. Saint-Tropez traditions: Sainte-Cécile celebrations On Sunday November 23, the town of Saint-Tropez will host the traditional festival of Sainte-Cécile, patron saint of musicians. To mark the occasion, the Fifres et Tambours association and the RAMPÈU de Saint-Tropez will be offering a morning of Provencal tradition and conviviality. The celebration will begin in the morning with aubades in the streets of the town, followed by a religious service led by the Rampeù choir and the fifres et tambours in honor of Sainte-Cécile. The festivities continue in Place de la Mairie, where musicians and dancers pay tribute to the representatives of the Commune. The Port will be punctuated by a show of traditional Provençal music and dance, in keeping with the cultural heritage of the Tropez. This event, dear to the hearts of local residents, will showcase the skills and passion of local musicians and dancers, perpetuating the spirit of the traditions that make Saint-Tropez what it is today. Program : 10:00 Start of the Parade 67 Rue Gambetta (one way only) Boulevard Vasserot Boulevard Louis Blanc Croix de fer Rue Allard Quai Suffren Rue Victor Laugier (one-way street) Rue des Commerçants Rue Sibille Place de la Mairie Rue du Commandant Guichard CHURCH 10:30 am / In the parish church Religious service 11:30 am / Church exit Place de l'Hôtel de ville DANCES Parade for Quai Suffren Montée Honorat Coste Quais Jaurès and Suffren In front of the bailiff DANCES After the dances return parade Quai Suffren Rue François Sibilli Place de la Garonne Boulevard Vasserot (one way only) Rue Gambetta (Fifres et Tambours premises)

Sunday 23 November 2025 between 10.30 am and 12.30 pm.

Free of charge.