The
Mi-Carême is a tradition that goes back to medieval times and is widely celebrated in many parts of France, with the participants dressed in a variety of festive costumes.
On Saturday the local school organised the
Mi-Carême festival in Catus. Residents of the village and surrounding areas were dressed in colourful costumes and paraded around the village accompanied by lively music and dancing to celebrate mid-Lent, the half-way mark of abstinence before Easter.
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| Parading in colourful costumes and music |
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| Parading down the main boulevard in Catus |
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| Passing the war monument at the end of the boulevard |
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