Hello Summer It’s Music Time in Uzes!
Barefoot Blogger · ExploreWhat better way to welcome in summer in Uzes than with music all around town?
June 21st was the Fête de la musique à Uzès with music ranging from flamenco guitar to folk music, to rock. Stages were set up on street corner and plazas throughout the historic area with hundreds of spectators taking …Continue reading here
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