The town of Aubervilliers in Seine-Saint-Denis is celebrating the National Day through a rich program to discover on July 12, 13 and 14, 2024. On the program? A firefighters’ ball, a French cancan show without forgetting the traditional fireworks!
In Seine-Saint-Denisthe ville d’Aubervilliers is preparing to celebrate the National Holiday. On the program, three (yes, three) days of festivities await you July 12, 13 and 14, 2024, to the delight of families and residents of the town. Don’t miss this great opportunity to celebrate together! A great opportunity to get together with family, friends or lovers to enjoy this flagship celebration of the French calendar.
So what does the city have in store for us? d’Aubervilliers for the National Holiday ? The festivities start from July 12, and last all weekend. With its festive and original program, the town of Seine-Saint-Denis should attract a lot of people. Located in the north of Paris, Aubervilliers is close to Saint-Denis, La Courneuve, Pantin and the 18th and 19th arrondissements of Paris, and is accessible by public transport with the metro lines 7 and 12and the RER B and E. By planning your weekend well, you should be able to enjoy many festive events in this area!
But first let’s see what awaits us in Aubervilliers: to celebrate this National Day, the city of 93 is pulling out all the stops. Music and dancing, fireworks, republican meetings… The festivities never stop.
National Day 2024 program in Aubervilliers :
- Friday July 12 – Aubervilliers Barracks
7 p.m. – 2 a.m.: Firefighters’ Ball - Saturday July 13 – Eli Lotar Park
19 h : Guinguette, food trucks – DJ set
10:45 p.m.: Launch of the fireworks by Karine Franclet, Mayor of Aubervilliers - Sunday July 14 – Stalingrad Park
12 p.m. – 2 p.m.: Republican aperitif and French cancan show
A great program, then, to celebrate the National Day as it should be. Shall we note it in our diary, friends?
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