Capture d’écran 2023-10-12 à 15.10.37 Théâtre de l'Engouement : With its size, bold architecture and content, this facility, which goes beyond the traditional boundaries of a concert hall, is part of a much broader dynamic. A place where local initiatives converge. An auditorium, a place for meetings and exchanges. 750 seats	WhatsApp Image 2023-10-12 at 14.32.36 (1) The Beach Stage (Gérard Chenet): A large podium set up on the sand, offering spectators an exceptional view of the sea during the shows. Capacity up to 2,000 spectators.	WhatsApp Image 2023-10-12 at 14.32.33 La Place du village: A stage set up in the very heart of the village of Toubab Dialaw, allowing as many people as possible to attend the planned events. Capacity 800.	Capture d’écran 2023-10-12 à 15.05.14 L'École des Sables: An emblematic venue in Senegal's cultural scene, it will host our events (shows, performances, meetings and debates).
Capture d’écran 2023-10-12 à 15.04.48 Théâtre de Sobo Badè: Small 250-seat theater located at the Sobo Badè hotel in the village of Toubab Dialaw for medium-format shows.	WhatsApp Image 2023-10-12 at 14.32.36 Shows and performances in private homes: Shows and spectators are invited into the homes of private individuals, in their family courtyards, in their intimacy. Concessions in the village of Toubab Dialaw transformed into theaters (with stage mats, spotlights and mobile bleachers), becoming the theater of family X or Y for the duration of the festival. Closer to the people.	Capture d’écran 2023-10-12 à 15.04.59 Place Gouye: Under the "arbre à palabres" (palaver tree), a small, mythical and historic village square will host our shows. A convivial place for sharing, exchanges and history.	Capture d’écran 2023-10-12 à 15.10_edited Djaram'art: A key venue for theater for young audiences (shows, training courses...), this venue will host shows for our young audience. Free shuttles will be provided.
WhatsApp Image 2023-10-12 at 14.42.47 The festive shopping street: Stalls were set up on the Place Sobo Badè in Toubab Dialaw. Stallholders from the village and surrounding area came to display and sell their wares.