National Day is celebrated jointly in the towns of La Verrière, Élancourt and Maurepas. This Saturday, July 13, from 11 p.m., go to the Coulée Verte d’Élancourt to watch a grandiose fireworks display that will light up the sky. Whether you are with family or friends, come and enjoy this breathtaking pyrotechnic show and be amazed by the beauty of the colors and shapes that will unfold in the darkness of the night.
The Green Belt of Elancourtmeeting place for this intercommunal fireworksis a green space of great beauty in the Yvelines. It is a true haven of peace in the heart of the city, offering a natural and soothing escape. This promenade along the Commandery is ideal for relaxing with family or friends, and enjoying a moment of calm before the excitement of the festivities.
Before the festivities, why not take advantage of this magnificent space to have a picnic with your loved ones? It’s the perfect opportunity to share a friendly moment and prepare for a memorable evening.
The event is jointly organized by the mayors of each municipality. Jean-Michel Fourgous, Mayor ofElancourt and President of Sqy, Grégory Garestier, Mayor of the City of Maurepasas well as Nicolas Dainville, Mayor of the City of The Glassmakere, meet you to celebrate the National Holiday in a festive and warm atmosphere.
The intercommunal fireworks will take place from 23hat the Coulée Verte of the Commandery, in Élancourt. This green space offers an ideal setting to admire the show and enjoy the captivating atmosphere of this special evening.
Don’t miss this opportunity to participate in a French tradition that has lasted for more than two centuries. Did you know that fireworks have been ingrained in our culture for 228 years? The Chinese were the first to use black powder in the 8th century, and it was Marco Polo who brought it back to Europe in the 13th century. In France, the first pyrotechnic show was organized in 1612 on the Place des Vosges, in Paris, on the occasion of the marriage of Louis XIII and Anne of Austria. Since the Revolution, fireworks have become a recurring festive symbol during Federation Day, July 14, 1790. However, it was not until the Third Republic that fireworks became a must-see National Day attraction, officially established on July 14 in 1880.
Take part in this historic tradition and come experience an unforgettable evening by attending the intercommunal fireworks display in Élancourt, La Verrière and Maurepas ce Saturday July 13, 2024. Take a break from your daily routine and let yourself be transported by the magic of the lights that will set the starry sky ablaze. Don’t forget, it’s heading to the Green Belt of Elancourt to celebrate the National Holiday in a festive and joyful atmosphere.
