The Festival d’Art de Huy will take place in various locations filled with the history and the heritage of its town. These unusual and emblematic venues will welcome you to unforgettable concerts! Discover them below!
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This former church has now been converted into a multi-purpose cultural space. During the festival, Saint-Mengold becomes a beautiful concert venue with 180 seats and an ideal acoustic that hosts the majority of our concerts.
The town of Huy is home to a moving place of remembrance dedicated to the Second World War: the fort with its museum of the resistance and the concentration camps.
This pretty cobblestoned square with trees is a small haven of peace and quiet in Huy. Located right next to the Grand Place, behind the town hall, it will be at the heart of the Festival d’Art. You will be sure to pass through as Saint-Mengold is located there. A bar will take up residence there. There will also be three free concerts on three evenings at 6 pm.
Get ready to embark on the Val Mosan to discover Huy from the Meuse. The captain will welcome you and guide you from one point of the Meuse to another in order to experience the town from the riverside.
You will find next to the pretty Saint Peter’s church a garden that the abbot opens from time to time for activities. This will be the case if the nice weather is on our side! Otherwise, we will seek refuge in the church. You’ll be able to see this venue during the musical stroll of the left riverbank.
Everything has been preserved! The railway line now only serves one train every week, giving a certain charm and calm to this station. With its view over the valley of the Meuse and its cafeteria in its original state, this little relic from the last century is sure to please. The station is part of the musical stroll of the left riverbank programme.
This incredible chapel is part of the college of the same name which can boast of having within it an exceptional heritage. In addition to the chapel which you will enjoy if you take the musical walk on the left bank, do not miss to take a look at the cloister, its sumptuous stained glass windows with floral and colored details, and its war memorial.
