Events on the Weekend of October 4th and 5th, 2025 in Antibes

Antibes: an autumn of art, music and tradition

With the arrival of October, Antibes lights up with events that weave together sport, art, culture and tradition, offering both residents and visitors a journey that begins in the heart of autumn and continues into the first months of 2026.

The first events of October

The month opens under the banner of sport and solidarity. Until October 5, the AzurArena hosts Antibes Acrobatics Antibes Becomes the World Capital of Acrobatics: Antibes Acrobatics 2025 and the World Cup Trampoline & Tumbling 2025, bringing back to France—after ten years—the world’s best trampolinists and tumblers. At the same time, the Mouratoglou Academy welcomes the French Riviera Open, while the Salle du 8 mai celebrates creativity with the 15th edition of Faites de la Peinture.

On Sunday, October 5, the Défi Rose Antiboise takes place at the Fort Carré parking area: a sporting and charitable event dedicated to the fight against breast cancer.

Art and exhibitions in progress

The month continues with a rich program of exhibitions. Until October 4, Mémoire Animale can be visited at the Arcades, an artistic journey reflecting on the relationship between man and nature.
At the Casemates 25 and 26, until October 11, the exhibition Terre Mer explores the encounter between land and sea, while the Transartcafé also hosts contemporary works until October 11.
In the heart of the Vieil Antibes, along Boulevard d’Aguillon, visitors can discover Voyage de la couleur au cœur de l’obscurité, open until October 31, a fascinating immersive path dedicated to the expressive power of contemporary color.

Towards winter

As autumn slowly gives way to winter, Antibes keeps its cultural rhythm alive. At the Médiathèque Albert Camus, Alain Combier’s exhibition Architectures runs until January 3, 2026, while the Archives municipales showcase the photographic project Passe/Présent, mes improbables photos until December 19, 2025.

To close the season, the Musée de la Carte Postale hosts, until January 21, 2026, the unusual yet captivating exhibition Leurs majestés: homard et langouste. A tribute to lobsters and crayfish that combines art, iconography, gastronomy and the popular culture of the French Riviera.