Fête de la musique 2024: open-air concerts in Kremlin-Bicêtre (94), the program

A new fête de la musique and a new program for Le Kremlin-Bicêtre. Join us on Friday, June 21, 2024 from 6pm for an eclectic evening of music, sure to delight all music lovers.

Located just outside the 13th arrondissement in the Val-de-Marne, after the Porte d'Italie, Kremlin-Bicêtre is a commune between Villejuif and Gentilly, at the gateway to Paris. Today, the town is best known for its hospital and its eventful history.

There are many interesting facts about the commune's history. The hospital was founded in the 17th century: under the monarchy, it was a hospice, a lunatic asylum and a state prison. Under Napoleon I's Empire, the hospice cared for soldiers and veterans of the Russian campaigns. The name Kremlin-Bicêtre is thought to have originated at this time: in the 19th century, the commune consisted mainly of the hospital and the surrounding fields. During the Russian campaign, a cabaret called Au sergent du Kremlin or Le Nouveau Kremlin opened its doors in the district. The term Bicêtre comes from the feudal castle of Winchester, whose name was changed to Vincestre, then Bichestre... Until it became the name we know today.

It's a fascinating story for heritage aficionados... But it's not nearly as captivating as the musical entertainment planned for June 21 in the commune! Discover the program for the evening in the Parc de Bicêtre, open to all, young and old, residents and visitors alike.

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Fête de la musique 2024 in Kremlin-Bicêtre, the program :

Join us on June 21, 2024 from 6pm to 9pm in the Parc de Bicêtre to enjoy a series of free concerts provided by artists with varied and eclectic backgrounds:

• The young Conservatoire Orchestra,
• The singer " Zino " and his Nigerian music,
• Traditional Ivorian music with the " Rythmé Bété " association,
• Lofi pop with the group " Hélice Island ",
• A cross between rap, boom bap and new school with " Mano a Mano Soundsystem ",
• Pop rock covers with the " Big Family Band ".
• The party goes on until midnight with the DJ from the Unisson association.
  
  

For food and drink, the town has announced the presence of a foodtruck throughout the evening.