September in Gaume: festivals, arts, and discovery in the Belgian Ardennes, 2026
Cuest’Art turns Virton into an open-air gallery from September 4th, while the Belgian Ardennes resonate with the melodies of Indian Summer Fest or the laughter of the Rawiès during their Apéro XXL.
September brings Gaume to life: arts, music, and landscapes
September kicks off in fine style in our beautiful Gaume region, where culture, music, and scenery invite you to unwind and explore. Whether you wander through Virton’s streets, hike the Ardennes trails, or soak up contemporary art in Arlon, there’s no shortage of ways to be inspired.
Virton, the arts take center stage from September 4th
The Cuest’Art festival transforms this town into an open-air art gallery from Friday, September 4th to Sunday, September 14th, 2026. Paintings, drawings, and performances invade streets, galleries, and unexpected venues. A full immersion for lovers of contemporary art: discover more.
A colorful weekend of music and traditions
To close out the first week, the Ans’Art Day festival on September 4th offers a family-friendly program mixing street theater and lively rhythms, while Cuest’Art ramps up with exhibitions and workshops from September 5th—a unique chance to experience Virton in a new light: full schedule.
Open-air concerts: let the rhythms move you
Whether you’re into rock tributes, alternative music, or world beats, the Ardennes echo with a diverse array of sounds. The 3rd Summer Camp Festival in Latour (September 4-5) promises two days of musical events, while the Indian Summer Fest in Saint-Hubert (September 4-6) showcases live concerts and DJ sets for a guaranteed dose of escapism: full program. In Arlon, the Pink by So What tribute will hit the right note on September 4th: details.
A unique touch: the Rawiès and their Apéros XXL
To uncover Gaume’s convivial spirit, don’t miss the Apéro XXL by the Rawiès youth club on September 4th. Games, music, and good company promise a memorable evening in a relaxed setting: event on Facebook.
What better way to unwind than among us?
The Gaume region is best enjoyed at a leisurely pace: after exploring its festivals, concerts, and markets, why not extend your stay in a quiet guesthouse, where calm is always within reach? Because here, every moment is worth savoring— not in steps counted, but in impressions felt.
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