Since the beginning of the 20^th century, painters, writers and musicians have made the Riviera, and in particular, Antibes a cultural garden, in which jazz was to flourish.  Alongside Matisse, Picasso, F. Scott Fitzgerald and countless others, the early jazz artists from America and Europe were drawn to Juan-les-Pins.

The Jazz in Juan Story

Be Part of the 50th Anniversary of Jazz à Juan!

Be a part of Europe’s oldest Jazz Festival , as your student group performs at various festival stages around Antibes Juan-les-Pins at the 50th Anniversary of Jazz à Juan on the FRENCH RIVIERA.

One lucky student group will be chosen to appear on the mythical ‘Pinède Gould’ main stage. 

Pinède Gould represents to a jazz player what La Scala in Milan does to an opera singer: a confirmation of success and an extraordinary venue and audience. Doyen of festivals in Europe, 'Jazz in Juan' is a veritable mixing pot of culture and trends.