Title: Practical info
Find the program in FALC (Easy to Read and Understand)

Find the program in Easy-to-Read format
(FALC)

Download the FALC program PDF

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How to get here?

Metro lines 2, 4, 12, and 13 provide access to all festival locations, as do numerous bus lines.
Please note that some routes on these lines may be modified due to certain events. All information can be found on the website: ratp.fr
Motorized access to the Butte is strongly discouraged, or even prohibited, starting Thursday, October 8. Please note that parking is prohibited from Sunday, October 5 to Tuesday, October 14 on Rue Azaïs, Rue Cardinal Dubois, Rue St-Éleuthère, and Rue du Chevalier de la Barre.
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PRM Access

Disabled access is provided at all official festival locations. To access the Parcours du Goût, a reserved access is available via the funicular at Place Suzanne Valadon.

The Montmartre funicular will be open:

  • Friday, October 9 from 6:00 AM to 1:45 AM
  • Saturday, October 10, from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM – no reopening until the next day
  • Sunday 11/10 from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM – no reopening until the next day

It will therefore be closed from 7 PM to 11 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Here are the streets to take to access the Butte from Place Suzanne Valadon without encountering stairs:

  • Rue Tardieu
  • On the right, Rue des Trois Frères
  • On the right, rue Androuet
  • To the left, Rue Berthe
  • To the right, rue Ravignan
  • To the left, rue Jean-Baptiste Clément
  • À droite, rue Norvins
  • Arrivée Place du Tertre
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Free Admission

All events in the official program are free of charge. Products sold at the Parcours du Goût by exhibitors can be paid for by credit card or cash. There is only one ATM on the Butte Montmartre; we invite you to make your arrangements before accessing the Parcours du Goût. You will find other ATMs near the Abbesses and Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro stations.
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Security

At the request of the Prefecture of Police and in accordance with the Vigipirate Plan, a systematic bag and person check is carried out at each entrance to the official Festival locations. Any person refusing one of these checks will be denied access to the site. The organizer also reserves the right to refuse access or exclude from the official Festival locations any person whose behavior is deemed inappropriate, disruptive, or likely to compromise the safety or smooth running of the event.
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The organizers reserve the right to close access to the site in the event of overcrowding.

In the event of a suspicious or risky situation, please report to security agents or organizers, and in case of emergency, dial 112 or 17 (police) or 18 (fire department).
A Security Post is located in Square Nadar for any reports or security-related issues.
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First Aid

As with every edition, you will find the Red Cross at a large number of events in the program.
A Red Cross Post is located in Square Nadar, along with mobile teams, for any reports or problems.
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Safe Place

A safe space dedicated to combating Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) has been set up at two points along the Parcours du Goût: at Nadar Square, managed by the Red Cross (open during Parcours du Goût hours), and on the Sacré-Cœur esplanade (open Friday and Saturday from 7 PM to 11 PM). Do not hesitate to report these incidents to the security agents or the Red Cross personnel present on site, or to invite the victim to go to these spaces.
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Registration

Unless otherwise indicated, registration for events is done on the website www.fetedesvendangesdemontmartre.com, starting September 14.
Environment

A festival that's greener and more supportive than ever

The Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre is committed to offering an event that is increasingly inclusive, accessible to as many people as possible, and ever more dedicated to the environment. We act in partnership with local and national associations, structures, and companies that work to defend the interests of people with disabilities and others that offer solutions to reduce our ecological impact.

Our commitments for a more supportive festival…

→ Welcoming and making culture accessible to all audiences
The Souffleurs de Sens association supports us in welcoming people with disabilities so that everyone can enjoy the Fête equally.

Souffleurs d’Images is a free, personalized accessibility service that offers visually impaired and blind people the opportunity to attend the cultural event of their choice with a volunteer, within a network of cultural partners. The volunteer, an art student, cultural professional, or artist, describes and whispers to a visually impaired or blind person the elements that are invisible to them, for the duration of an exhibition or performance.

Reservations are required at least 15 days in advance of the planned visit date, by phone at 06 40 65 69 38, or by email: souffleursdimages@souffleursdesens.org.

→ Including youth
Young people from APSAJ and ARC EA – Macadam 18, associations working for child protection and specialized prevention, assist us in the supervision, preparation, and logistical organization of certain Festival events.

Our commitments for a greener festival…

→ Pursuing a zero-waste goal
The Fête is committed to optimizing waste recycling and reuse. In partnership with the association Les Connexions and the City of Paris Waste and Water Department, you will find sorting bins at the festival locations and pocket ashtrays on the Parcours du Goût.

→ Offrir une seconde vie aux objets
Le recyclage des bouchons en liège contribue à réduire notre impact environnemental. C’est pourquoi depuis 2010 nous collaborons avec Planète Liège pour leur collecte sur le Parcours du Goût. Broyés et transformés en granulés, les bouchons collectés deviennent une nouvelle matière première, utilisée pour fabriquer de nombreux produits en liège, matériau durable utilisable à l’infini !

Restos du coeur

Les Restos du Cœur

ONE GLASS RETURNED = ONE MEAL* FOR LES RESTOS DU CŒUR

This year, the Parcours du Goût combines reuse and solidarity.

On the Parcours, the festival’s screen-printed glass cups replace plastic cups. When you leave, bring your glass back to one of the five solidarity collection points run by volunteers from Les Restos du Cœur.

For every glass returned, a donation is made to Les Restos du Cœur: enough to fund one meal*.

The collected glasses are then washed and put back into circulation throughout the Fête. A simple gesture to promote reuse, limit abandoned glasses on the site, and support the actions of Les Restos du Cœur.

*€1 = 1 meal

restosducoeur.org

Gourmet treats and solidarity go hand in hand!

Supported by METRO, official partner of the Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre, the association

Tout le monde contre le cancer welcomes you to its solidarity food truck, Toques en truck.

A great opportunity to enjoy a treat while supporting their work with patients and their families.

toutlemondecontrelecancer.com

During the Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre, photographs and videos may be taken to document the event and to ensure its communication and promotion.

You are entering an area where you may be filmed / photographed

During the Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre, photographs and videos may be taken to document the event and to ensure its communication and promotion.

These shots may notably include activities, performances, areas open to the public, and general atmosphere shots of the event.

Certain images may allow for the direct or indirect identification of participants.

Data Controller

The data controller is:

Ville de Paris / Mairie du 18e
dpd.paris@paris.fr

MagicGarden acts solely as a service provider within the framework of the event organization.

Purposes of Image Capture

Photographs and videos may be taken in order to:

document the progress of the Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre;
illustrate the activities and highlights of the event;
ensure institutional communication and promotion of the event.

Use of Images

Images may be used on the communication materials of the event and its organizer, including:

websites;
social media;
digital publications;
printed materials;
documents presenting or promoting the event.
General shots may represent the public, activities, and the atmosphere of the event.

Particular attention is paid to shots identifying an individual, notably portraits, close-ups, and images of minors.

Recipients

Images may be accessible to the departments of the Ville de Paris and the Mairie du 18e responsible for the organization and communication of the event, as well as to service providers involved in their production, processing, or distribution.

Retention

Photographs and videos are kept for a duration adapted to the purposes for which they were taken, in accordance with the rules defined by the data controller.

Your Rights

In accordance with personal data protection regulations, you may exercise the rights applicable to images in which you are identifiable.

For any questions regarding the use of your image or to exercise your rights, you can contact the Data Protection Officer of the Ville de Paris:

dpd.paris@paris.fr

Please specify, as far as possible, the date, location, and circumstances of the shot to facilitate the identification of the image concerned.

You may also lodge a complaint with the CNIL: www.cnil.fr

For more information on the protection of personal data by the Ville de Paris, you can consult its legal notices and privacy policy.