- Concerts
- Debates
- Live performance
- Lille and Eurometropolis
Festival
international de la scène contemporaine
- Concerts
- Debates
- Live performance
- Lille and Eurometropolis
For 23 days, from June 6 to 28, the Latitudes Contemporaines festival once again took over the Lille metropolitan area: 12 venues, 27 shows, 110 artists, and over 10,000 of you!
A 21st edition that gave birth to a multitude of movements: in the bodies first of all, through shared dances that speak all languages; in the minds too, through the precious encounters and exchanges that took place throughout the month of June.
In and around the Lille metropolitan area, this edition spoke to us of transitions, transmissions and revolutions, both intimate and political. With its multi-disciplinary DNA, this year’s festival once again combined shows, concerts, parties and spaces for exchange and cross-fertilization.
At Latitudes Contemporaines, we are committed to sharing our eco-responsible and inclusive charter with our teams and the audiences who bring the festival to life: our commitments.
The festival has been awarded the EFFE Label
- 10 000 spectators
- 110 artists
- 34 volunteers
- 23 days
- 27 performances
- 12 venues

Cultural actions
Latitudes Contemporaines, through its festival and its production office, presents proposals that reflect our society. The team in charge of cultural action develops mediation projects with the aim of allowing all audiences to exchange and encounter contemporary creation. Motivate the curiosity of the public and nourish reflections, encourage critical minds to promote citizen emancipation: discover our cultural action projects! https://latitudescontemporaines.com/action-culturelle/
Are you curious about the backstage of the festival? Do you want to be a part of it?
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Sarah would be glad to answer your questions
Why become a partner of the festival?
To be a partner of the festival is to support an eclectic and committed artistic and cultural project, and to help open the dialogue between artists and audiences.
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