Les Créneaux de la nuit de Blandy 2025, free open-air cinema at Château de Blandy in August

Afree open-air film festival in a medieval castle? We don't need any more convincing - we're already on our way! This summer, on August 13, 20 and 27, 2025, come to the Château de Blandy-Les-Tours, for a cinema session under the stars. Comfortably seated on deckchairs in the heart of an exceptional monument in the Seine-et-Marne region, we'll cry and laugh alongside the other spectators.

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For this new edition of Créneaux de la Nuit, the château de Blandy-Les-Tours is offering three films for the general public, which will be screened after dark. This event is the perfect opportunity to spend some convivial time with family and friends, in a castle of timeless charm.

The theme of this year's Créneaux de la Nuit is knights, and we strongly advise you to come in costume for the first open-air cinema session of the season...

This year's program:

• Wednesday, August 13
  Kaamelott, part 1
  The tyrannical Lancelot-du-Lac and his Saxon mercenaries reign terror over the kingdom of Logres. The Gods, insulted by this cruel dictatorship, provoke the return of Arthur Pendragon and the advent of resistance. Will Arthur be able to unite the rebel clans, overthrow his rival, retake Kaamelott and restore peace to the island of Brittany?
  Recommended age: 10
  
  
• Wednesday, August 20
  Puss in Boots
  That was long before our mythical Puss in Boots crossed Shrek's path... The legendary feline, and no less formidable lover, embarked on a journey full of twists and turns, with the lovely and cunning Kitty Velvet Paws and Humpty Alexandre Dumpty, the real "brains" of the operation. Their goal: to capture the famous Golden Goose and save the town where Puss in Boots grew up. This is the true story of the Cat, the Myth, the Legend and... the Boots!
  Recommended age: 6
  
  
• Wednesday, August 27
  Peter and Elliott the Dragon
  For many years, Mr. Meacham, an elderly woodcarver, has been regaling local children with stories of a ferocious dragon that lives deep in the nearby forest. For his daughter Grace, a forest ranger by trade, it's all bedtime stories... until the day she meets Peter. The mysterious 10-year-old boy - who says he has no family and no home - claims to live in the woods with a giant dragon named Elliott. With the help of young Natalie - the daughter of Jack, the sawmill owner - Grace will do everything in her power to discover who Peter really is, where he comes from, and unravel the secret of his incredible story...
  Recommended age: 6.

Admission is free, and we recommend bringing blankets and folding chairs for added comfort. Please note the recommended ages for each film, to ensure a good viewing experience for all. Pets are not allowed in the castle, with the exception of guide dogs.

In short, why not take advantage of these three exceptional summer evenings, combining cinema, conviviality and history in the enchanting setting of the Château de Blandy-Les-Tours, all for very little money?