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For this #0.3 edition, Sign’Ô returns with renewed ambition: to broaden its reach and offer an even richer immersion in the world of Sign Language creativity. Thanks to new partnerships and a variety of venues — ranging from theatres to public spaces — the event creates a festive atmosphere that is open to everyone. Young and old, novices and experts alike, are invited to explore a diverse programme combining shows, performances, talks and activities.
In 2026, in partnership with the Musée des Abattoirs, its forecourt will become the festival’s nerve centre, hosting a continuous programme of activities, a variety of stalls and shared moments, inviting everyone to discover, explore and engage.
Spanning the Théâtre du Grand Rond, the Théâtre Sorano, Marionnettissimo, the Bijou concert hall, the Théâtre Jules Julien, the La Brique Rouge neighbourhood cultural centre, Bajo El Mar and the Phare municipal hall in Tournefeuille, the programme is rich and varied, offering something to delight young and old, deaf and hearing people, whether they use sign language or are new to the festival.
This year, the festival village is based at the Musée des Abattoirs, the festival’s nerve centre.
Come and enjoy a continuous programme of entertainment (street performances, clowns, juggling, giant soap bubbles, concerts, slam poetry…), wander amongst the many stalls on offer, and make the most of the relaxation areas.
Find the detailed programme on the festival website.
