Verdon Tourisme’s seasonal newsletter is published at the start of each season, with occasional additional issues depending on local news. In it, you’ll find inspiration for exploring the Verdon depending on the time of year: hiking and swimming in the summer, fall colors and cultural heritage in the fall, Nordic ski resorts and snow-covered villages in the winter, and lavender and local specialties in the spring.
We are committed to posting only when we have something to share—usually four to six posts a year.
The event calendar newsletter accompanies each new issue of our print calendar. Its frequency varies by season: about once a month in winter, up to once a week during the peak summer season. It’s the perfect way to stay informed about patron saint festivals, markets, exhibitions, concerts, yard sales, and events held in the 39 municipalities of Alpes Provence Verdon.
Whether you’re visiting the Verdon or live there, this newsletter ensures you won’t miss a thing about local life.
The seasonal newsletter is sent out about four to six times a year, at the start of each season. The calendar newsletter follows the same schedule as the print calendar: monthly in winter, weekly in summer. You can subscribe to one, the other, or both.
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Of course. Many subscribers are Verdon enthusiasts planning their next trip, former visitors who want to stay connected to the region, or residents of the 39 municipalities in the Alpes Provence Verdon area who follow the local calendar of events.
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✅ Villages de caractère, grands espaces, saveurs locales
✅ Nature sauvage, lacs et rivières
✅ Les grands événements et les incontournables