
With the arrival of autumn, Antibes lights up with colors and creativity. Its streets, theaters, and cultural venues turn into a stage celebrating art, music, theater, sports, and gastronomy. From the old town to the seaside, the city invites locals and visitors alike to enjoy a vibrant weekend full of inspiration and Mediterranean charm.
Saturday’s program offers a perfect blend of culture, creativity, and conviviality.
At Espace Croix Rouge, the Repair Café participatory workshop promotes sustainability and the art of giving new life to everyday objects.
Cinema lovers can join the Animated Film Festival at the Albert Camus Media Library, a lively event dedicated to the art of French animation.
Sports fans will gather at Stade Foch for the Women’s Basketball N2 match between Olympique Antibes Sharks and Carqueiranne Var Basket.
At the Théâtre du Tribunal, the play “Gustave Eiffel, en fer et contre tous” pays tribute to the genius and determination of the great engineer.
Meanwhile, the Théâtre Antibea stages “L’Olympe des Infortunes”, a powerful adaptation of Yasmina Khadra’s novel exploring fate and human resilience.
And for gourmets, the Antibes Wine and Gastronomy Fair opens its doors at Fort Carré, celebrating Mediterranean cuisine and regional wines.
Sunday continues the weekend’s lively spirit.
At Fort Carré, the creative workshop “Créez, Riez, Affichez ! La propagande revisitée – Du rire aux armes” invites participants to explore humor and art through political posters.
At the Théâtre Antibea, “Improvisation 25-26” promises laughter and spontaneity with an evening of improvised theater.
Throughout the day, the Wine and Gastronomy Fair continues with tastings and gourmet encounters.
Until the end of October, Antibes offers a rich artistic itinerary through contemporary exhibitions:
Terre Mer by Galka & Marc Renaut – until October 30 (La Casemate 19)
Voyages aux pays des couleurs – until October 30 (La Casemate Comte)
Click’Art – until October 31 (Les Casemates 25 & 26)
Voyage de la couleur au cœur de l’obscurité – until October 31 (Boulevard d’Aguillon)
The autumnal journey continues with Coul’heures d’Automne 2025 at the Antibes Juan-les-Pins Hospital (until November 1) and the Jardin Cerutti Workshops (until December 7), offering creative activities focused on urban nature.
Antibes’ cultural calendar extends well beyond autumn, with exhibitions and artistic events scheduled through winter:
Passe/Présent, mes improbables photos – until December 19, 2025 (Municipal Archives)
Architectures by Alain Combier – until January 3, 2026 (Albert Camus Media Library)
Leurs majestés : homard et langouste – until January 21, 2026 (Museum of the Postcard)
L’objet du moment : la tablette en plomb d’Antipolis – until March 1, 2026 (Archaeology Museum)
Between exhibitions, theater, creative workshops, and gourmet events, Antibes reaffirms itself as the ideal destination to experience autumn with curiosity and wonder.
Every corner of the city tells a story — an invitation to travel through sea, culture, and Mediterranean tradition, where every encounter becomes a discovery.