Bastille Day 2026 in Longjumeau (91): picnic, fireworks and a dance party

The town of Longjumeau is located in theEssonne region, between the Templiers forest and the Yvette river. This commune has a rich history dating back to the Gallo-Roman period. Its castles and wealthy estates remind us that Longjumeau has been home to many noble families, and has seen some very prosperous and active periods between the Middle Ages and the present day.

The French Revolution helped this town gain in power: it was in 1790 that Longjumeau became the seat of its canton. And it is precisely to mark that revolution that the people of Longjumeau will gather this Monday, July 13, 2026.

For the national celebration 2026, the city unveils a lively line-up of festive activities. Meet at the Langrenay sports park to mark the 14 July in the Longjumelloise. We’ll tell you what to expect on site! If you can’t make it, you can also enjoy the activities offered in nearby towns or across the department, all gathered in our dedicated guide.

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National Day 2026 program in Longjumeau:

• Starting at 7 p.m.: a big, friendly Bastille Day picnic with tables available and food trucks on site
• community dance
• fireworks from 11:30 p.m.
• DJ set until 1 a.m.