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September is nearly over but there is still LOADS going on. This week, we've got music by the sea, a weekend of vinyl and comic books, and a walk involving some very old rocks. And no, we're not talking about the Rolling Stones.
First up, Late Summer Days comes to Saint-Cyprien from Friday 25th to Sunday 27th September. If you're not quite ready to say goodbye to summer, here's another excuse to head to the coast. Friday also brings Musiques du Monde to the Collections Desnoyer, with clarinetist Tony Erdal and accordionist Julien Quinta performing as Le Duo de Passage. 🎶
Meanwhile, Perpignan is getting nostalgic with the Festival International del Disc & de la Bande Dessinée on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th September. Head to the Église des Dominicains for a weekend of vinyl records and comic books. Whether you're a collector or just enjoy a good rummage, there's every chance you'll come home with something you absolutely didn't need.
Find more ideas in our What's On at a Glance for September.
Fancy swapping the crowds for some fresh air and a little prehistoric mystery? Our Walk the Dolmens at St Michel de Llotes takes you on a 12km circular route through cork-oak woodland, past ancient burial chambers and some rather lovely views across the Ribéral valley. Allow around four and a half hours, bring your walking boots and pack a picnic.
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