ALIMENTERRE Festival comes to Tarnos from October 15 to November 30

Screenings, debates, and workshops will question our methods of production, consumption, and resource preservation.

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From October 15 to November 30, the ALIMENTERRE Festival takes over Tarnos for a series of events focused on sustainable food, responsible consumption, and resource preservation.

The festival will open on Thursday, October 15 at 6:30 PM at the CGR de Tarnos with the screening of the film Insecticide, how agrochemistry killed insects. This session will be followed by a debate on the impact of pesticides on biodiversity and ecosystems, after a welcome with local association stands.
Several other film-debate sessions are planned. On Thursday, October 29 at 6:00 PM, the Ferme solidaire de l’Écolieu Lacoste will host the screening of Outre-mer, terres de solutions, exploring local sustainable agricultural initiatives. On Thursday, November 19 at 6:30 PM, at the Microphone – Grandôla Nouveaux Mondes, the film Au fil de l’eau, de l’insouciance à la désobéissance will address the issue of water and citizen mobilizations, followed by a debate and a friendly reception.
The festival will also offer family activities throughout the autumn, including cooking workshops, parent-child activities, board game sessions, and visits to the Ferme solidaire de l’Écolieu Lacoste and the Cuisine centrale de Tarnos.
The ALIMENTERRE Festival 2026 is organized in partnership with the City of Tarnos, the CBE du Seignanx as part of the Territorial Food Project (PAT) Sud Landes – Pays Basque, the Médiathèque Les Temps Modernes, the Cuisine centrale de Tarnos, and the Ferme solidaire de l’Écolieu Lacoste.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Tarnos (14/10/2026)