From 30 to 31 August 2025, the city comes alive with cultural, sports and gastronomic events
In Antibes, summer never stops surprising. The last weekend of August promises a packed schedule of events ranging from art to sports, music to Mediterranean cuisine, offering residents and visitors two unforgettable days on the French Riviera.
Sports enthusiasts can take part in the ANBEF 06 workshops until 30 August, with activities held across the city—a perfect combination of vacation and movement in the Riviera’s natural setting.
On Saturday 30 August, sports will also take center stage at Salle Saint-Claude, hosting the Coupe de France OAJLP Handball, a must-see for handball fans.
Antibes continues to assert itself as a cultural capital of the Côte d’Azur with world-class artistic offerings.
The Casemates of the Old Town host three simultaneous exhibitions until the end of August: “Empreinte”, “Winter/Parker”, and “Opale en folie”.
At the Musée Picasso, visitors can explore a tribute to Arman alongside an exhibition dedicated to Bernar Venet, blending rational painting with free sculpture.
The Hartung-Bergman Foundation presents the collective exhibition “Paesaggi interiori”, while the Musée Peynet celebrates humor with “Dickie à Antibes”.
Don’t miss the colorful and pop universe of Patrick Moya in “L’alfabeto di Moya”, free and open until 11 October.
For contemporary art inspired by nature, Espace Les Arcades presents “Mémoire Animale” until 4 October.
Theatre lovers can enjoy interactive performances at the Théâtre du Tribunal, which hosts “Mary Curry-Poppins et la forêt des 5 sens” on 30 and 31 August, as well as an adult theatre workshop on 30 August for those wishing to experience acting firsthand.
Mediterranean flavors meet conviviality at Pop & Sapori evenings at L’Angélus Restaurant, Hôtel Thalazur, until 11 September, combining gourmet tastings with live music.
The Musée de la Carte Postale presents the exhibition “Loro Maestà: Aragosta e Astice” (open until January 2026), offering a unique journey through the cultural fascination with crustaceans.
On Saturday 30 August, the magic continues at Place Jean Aude with the Soirée blanche de la Fontonne, inviting everyone to dress in white for an elegant evening under the stars.
Théâtre Antibéa, in the heart of the Old Town, celebrates its 35th anniversary with a rich 2024/25 program. Meanwhile, the 34th Festival of Sacred Art brings music to local cathedrals and churches until 21 September, blending spirituality and harmony.
Whether you love art, are passionate about sports, enjoy fine cuisine, or are drawn to fireworks over the sea, Antibes invites you on 30 and 31 August 2025 with a program that combines tradition and contemporary flair. A unique opportunity to discover the city in all its facets and experience the French Riviera at its most vibrant.