The Festival of Nantes, an event that brings together music and community, is set to return from Wednesday, January 28 to Sunday, February 1, 2026. This year's festival promises to be a grand celebration with an impressive exhibition area. The festival is renowned for its inclusivity, accommodating various needs and ensuring that the event is accessible to all. This year, the festival will feature a wide range of musical performances and activities designed to cater to diverse audiences.

This year's festival will cover an extensive area of approximately 10,000 square meters, providing ample space for various events and performances. The festival is expected to attract around 50,000 visitors and over 100 exhibitors. The organizers are committed to ensuring that the event is accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. They have made provisions such as subpacs (vibrating vests for the deaf and hard of hearing) and tactile plans available. Additionally, they have dedicated assistance for people with disabilities in terms of accommodation and booking.

The Festival of Nantes has become a must-attend event due to its public support and the involvement of numerous partners. These partners play a crucial role in making the festival a success. They contribute not only financially but also through their expertise and resources. The festival aims to create a platform where music can unite people from all walks of life.

In previous years, the festival has been celebrated with great enthusiasm. Visitors can relive some of the best moments from past festivals through the photo gallery available online. The closing concert from 2025 can also be revisited through recordings captured by France Musique during the festival.

The Festival of Nantes continues to grow in popularity, offering a unique experience for everyone who attends. It is a celebration that embraces diversity and inclusivity, making it a truly special event for all attendees.