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All-inclusive package stay from 119 € per person aged more than 6 years old (2008 rates) : Accomodation in a hotel, in a Villages Vacance or in an appartment + 5 shows of your choice for every adult and child aged more than 6 years old + a festival gift for children under 10 years old.

* Price refering to a 2/4 people studio, category 2*, occupied by 4 people aged more than 6 years old.
To learn more about this package, consult our web site, in the heading Hébergement » Séjours tout-compris.

Co-organised with the Théâtre de la Toupine.

From one edition to another, the ''Bonheur des Mômes'' Festival continues its exploration of the fabulous creative possibilities young audience shows has to offer and it opens its horizons to other artistic disciplins. If this festival is like no other, it's because it does not care about prejudices, It celebrates the cultural diversity under all its forms while keeping a festive and staggering spirit.

And in this fast moving world, the Au Bonheur des Mômes Festival wants to play the merry troublemakers more than ever... Don't forget that our kids constantly suffer from the consuming society they were born in: this society leaves less and less place to imagination and dreaming.

Let's take advantage of this week to make them feel the values we still believe in: difference, open-mindedness, sharing...

The programme will be in the image of the Festival : international and innovative, with 2010 creations, with French premières and ''Festival and eclectic'' creations. And that, always with the concern to put forward creation and to propose something new to our public.

All things considered, it's not less than 90 companies who will present to our faithful public 300 representations (pupets, theatre, music, circus, clowns, acrobatics, juggling, dance, street arts, tales...) with favorites, surprise guests, young talents... and more than 150 professionnals.
More than that, workshops, exhibitions, entertainments, giant games, books for kids... 6 days of fun for all the family !
Nor excepting the ''green'' part of the Festival, ''Touche pas ma planète!'' (Don't touch my planet!), to raise public awareness concerning the necessity to preserve our environment.