Gatherings - activities

Health pass: where is it compulsory in France?

While the Parliament ultimately voted for the implementation of a health pass starting from June 9 to curb the Covid-19 epidemic, the government adds released a decree the day before, on Tuesday June 8, the official list of places this pass will be compulsory in starting from this day forth. Keep reading to find out more.

Coronavirus: lockdown exit plan, announcements as for gatherings

During an interview with the regional daily press, Emmanuel Macron announced his four-step lockdown exit strategy, revealed this Thursday April 29, 2021 by our peers from Europe 1. A lockdown exit plan that plans - like in May 2020 - to limit gatherings. Keep reading to find out more!

Coronavirus: weddings, student parties, private celebrations banned in France

As France is hit by a second coronavirus epidemic wave, health emergency is onw again. Among the new measures implemented is the ban of private gatherings in places receiving public in France. Weddings, family reunions, birthday parties, charity events... Here is more on the matter.

Coronavirus: big events gauge lowered to 1000 people

This Wednesday September 23, 2020, French Health Minister Olivier Véran addressed the press as for the situation of the coronavirus crisis, and announced gatherings for big events were limited to 1000 in departments in reinforced alert area. Stadiums, fairs, cultural events… Here are the places impacted!

The State Council lifts the ban to protest under 5,000 people without authorization

As the health emergency is still on, it is banned to protest in France. This strict prohibition has been suspended on Monday July 6, 2020 by the State Council following the plea of several union trades. But the State Council reminds the ban to protest “can be justified by the current health situation” when barrier measures cannot be respected or that “the event is likely to gather over 5,000 people”.

World Music Day gatherings: what are the risks related to the spread of coronavirus?

This year’s World Music Day has taken place along with gatherings in France, especially in Paris by the Canal Saint Martin. Situations that are worrying in the midst of the coronavirus epidemic. Shall we be worried of a risk of a spread?