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One of the best things about the South of France is the fantastic range of local markets and seasonal festivals. Here are a selection of articles on Go Languedoc reviewing the best Languedoc markets and South of France festivals.

Nezignan Fig Festival - a local village festival displaying a range of products produced from the local fig trees

Best Markets in Languedoc -a review of the best markets to attend on each day of the week

Best Languedoc festivals - a list of the best seasonal festivals that take place during each month of the year

Beziers' Feria - the biggest and the best South of France festival, taking over the streets of beziers during mid-August

Narbonne market - a nice Sunday market in the centre of Narbonne

Feria de la Peche - a peculiar little festival celebrating the Peach and Apricot harvest

Valras market - a Monday morning market close by the sea

Water Jousting in Sete - not to be missed, the unusual sport of water-jousting

Roquebrun market - a great setting for a market displaying lots of local produce and wine

Festival d'Avignon - the biggest and most serious South France arts festival

Clermont l Herault market - in the centre of this gastronomique town, the Wednesday and Saturday markets are almost without rival

Medieval fair - Beaucaire - a huge medieval pageant commemorating Beaucaire's illustrious history

Saint-Chinian market - a good local market in this famous wine town

Fiesta de Sete - a great music festival covering all genres of music

Beziers Flower Market - this Friday morning market brightens up the centre of beziers

Montpellier Danse - a large festival celebrating all types of dance

Pezenas market - Saturday - the best local market in the South of France, taking over the whole of this ancient South of France town

Gypsy Fair, Saintes-Maries - celebrating the culture and traditions of the Camarguais

Organic Market, Pezenas - featuring good local bio products

Feria de Pentecost, Nimes - one of Nimes' famous festivals

Pezenas: Le Poulain festival - a peculiar little festival celebrating a famous horse and the end of winter.