Festivals

The first time i went to a festival was during my last year of high school to one called "au bout des doigts". It was filled with tons of different people and I have never skipped a year since that time, it's a place where i felt so comfortable I decided never to leave it ! here are some festivals I went to

The Juggling convention "Au Bout des Doigts"

All that was missing was a juggling convention to make the Rhone-Alpes region's jugglers roar with pleasure from the ball, the club, the diabolo... ABdD's volunteers are working hard on its organization and to offer you for the next edition of Au Bout des Doigts. A circus concentrate, with shows, workshops and above all a perfect moment of conviviality...

Foreztival

Created in 2005, Foreztival was born under the impetus of young people. of the territory wishing to create an event of scale "at the house". The "house" is obviously Forez, a rural region composed of a vast plain crossed by the Loire River and surrounded by mountains, occupying a good part of the Loire department. Starting from the premise that geographical remoteness does not mean that the should not be a barrier to access to culture, these foréziens have created an event that reflects their image, that of diversity and sharing. Quickly, a "family" was federated around of the project and from year to year, the event has become a must as a must-see among music festivals of the Region.

Karnaval humanitaire

The Humanitarian Karnaval is a student association that flourished 28 years ago in the buildings of the INSA of Lyon. It is composed of about fifty volunteers, coming from different universities, who each year organize several events: the Student Day and Karna-Fête in October, the Solidarity Week (a week of conferences, shows, carnival, food, concerts and much more!) in March and the Music Festival in June!

More than a festival

These events, which are aimed at the general public as well as music lovers, are not only organized with a festive and family aim, but also have a strong solidarity and humanitarian vocation, since the profits collected are donated to our ongoing humanitarian project that pays for construction of wells in Burkinafasso.

The project

Since its inception, Solidarity Week has been donating its profits to solidarity and humanitarian causes. After a year of beating and small one-off projects, the association has heard of several project leads through the various partners of the former project. Based on the experience acquired with the "Water for All" project in Pella, Karnaval is relaunching new projects to provide access to water and empower local populations, again in Burkina Faso.

The "Chapiteau"

We like to play with new members by asking them to ask around for the Chapiteau's key

The place to be

Where we gather to talk and organize events.

Tiapalengo

The main village from where all the humanitarian work is done.

Festivals I worked at

This is a non exhaustive list of the festivals I went to and what I did there, it can serve as a CV !

Name	Description	Date
karnaval Humanitaire	Street art day organisation, cooking, serving, site construction, toilets	Since 2015
Foreztival	Electrical installation for the site, installation of the scenes. Serving patrons.	2017/2019
Au bout des doigts	Juggling festival, organised it, responsible for the electrical installation of the site & light and sound technician	2015/2016/2019
Le Transformateur	Organized a day to teach the attendees the basis of circus	2016
Les 24h de l'INSA	Coocked and served food & beer to the customers.	2017/2018