Ministry of Culture : From the Fête de la Musique to the European Heritage Days and Museum Nights

Since 2019, the French Ministry of Culture has offered a national interactive map to help the public discover events taking place during the Fête de la Musique.

Developed in partnership with Wemap, this map allows users to instantly visualize the richness of the June 21st musical program across the country. Integrated into the event’s official website, it makes it easy to search for concerts by location, musical genre, or type of organizer—while also enabling organizers to list their own events directly. Now a central feature of the Fête de la Musique, the map reflects the Ministry’s commitment to providing simple, open, and dynamic access to culture throughout France.

Map Ministère de la culture

Experience the power of our interactive map for yourself.

🗺️ Open the map➔

A Map That Brings the Celebration into Focus

Available each year in the lead-up to the event on the official website fetedelamusique.culture.gouv.fr, the map allows users to:

📍 Explore all listed events throughout France
🎷 Filter by musical genre, venue type, or organizer
📱 Access all practical details: schedules, access info, event descriptions
➕ Allow organizers to submit their events directly online for inclusion on the map

A Map That Evolves with Each Edition

Every year, the map is updated with a new visual and editorial design, aligned with the Ministry’s official branding for that edition of the event. The interface is seamlessly integrated (white-labeled) into the official website, and optimized for both desktop and mobile browsing.

Key features include:
📍 Thousands of events geolocated each year
🧩 Smooth integration with the Ministry of Culture’s website
📤 Open contribution system, moderated by the Ministry’s teams

An Essential Tool for the Fête de la Musique

Over the years, this interactive map has become the go-to platform for anyone looking to take part in the Fête de la Musique. Easy to use, comprehensive, and continuously updated, it serves as a vital tool for visibility and coordination—benefiting both spectators and organizers alike.

Today, the map stands as a gateway to the richness and diversity of musical events that bring this celebration to life across France—from major urban stages to spontaneous concerts in rural villages.