Attention : due to a red heatwave alert, the town of Bezons has announced the cancellation of Bastille Day festivities, as well as the events planned in the town center.
Time to party in Bezons! As every year, the commune in the Val d'Oise marks Bastille Day with grand, unifying and convivial events. Bezons invites you to join on Monday, July 13, 2026 to celebrate the 14th of July with a few hours' head start... Discover the activities on the program!
In France, the national holiday is celebrated on July 14th: the date marks the storming of the Bastille, a pivotal moment in the 1789 French Revolution. On this occasion, virtually every town and city in France—almost all of them—joins the summer festivities. Tri-color flags, firefighters’ dances, torchlit processions, military parades, and of course fireworks: several traditions are eagerly awaited each year.
In 2026, the town of Bezons invites everyone to celebrate this national holiday in the heart of the city. In the town center, from 8:30 p.m., residents can come together to dance, have fun, and watch the unmissable pyrotechnic show. Here’s what to expect:
Want even more? The July 14 celebrations typically span several days. Find all the events on offer near you.
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