The Flower festival arrangement
Friday 4 April to Monday 7 April (inclusive) 2025 – “Metamorphosis”
Marriage of grace and history, but also of fresh flowers and historical stones, this unique competition in France, celebrates with splendor the arrival of spring.
In the chateau’s salons and galleries, 25 competitors – talented professional florists and their assistants – will have to use their imagination to produce as many works, shaped by their expert hands.
Monumental, ephemeral and unique, the work must respect the theme chosen for the 2025 edition: “Metamorphosis”.
Organized by the Angevine Piverdie Society, this competition showcases floral art in a historic setting that enhances it.
During four days, the public is invited to walk freely in the castle. Each visitor receives a ballot with which he can express his preference for electing the composition which will be awarded, at the end of the competition, the prestigious Coup de Coeur Public Prize.
Practical information:
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (last admission)
€12,50 – 8 to 16 years old €5 – Under 8 years old free
Including the visit of the castle and the parkland.
It is not necessary to book in advance
Great Easter egg hunt
Sunday april 20 2025
Bring your family to the Chateau de Brissac for an afternoon of tasty treats, play and cultural activities.
Each year, on the afternoon of Easter Sunday, adults and children can hunt for more than 50.000 chocolate eggs hidden in the undergrowth and gardens of the park of the chateau!
The chateau opens its doors to families to discover it’s staterooms, historical bedchamber and theatre.
A drawing contest is organised in the grand gallery for all children.
Practical information:
From 2PM to 5PM.
Prices: include in the entrance fee for the visit of the chateau and the park.
Adults €12,50 – Children from 2 to 12 yo : €3
It is not necessary to reserve.
Great Venetian Party
Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 June 2025
For the second time in Anjou, the Venice Carnival will meet in Brissac.
Come and relive the Magic, Eccentricity and Authenticity of 18th century Venetian festivals as if you were on the banks of the Grand Canal or in the ballroom and garden of an Italian palace. By a nice May’s weekend, the parkland, lounges and ceremonial rooms of Brissac welcome 80 actors in period costume surrounded with baroque music for a sumptuous reconstruction of the great festive hours that enchanted Venice 300 years ago years .
Dances in costume on the lawns, wanderings, skits and masked role-playing games are all surprises that await visitors around each room “of the highest castle in France”. An ephemeral painting, like a work of renaissance sublimated by the genius of Vivaldi and the talent of the artists.
Practical information:
From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (last admission).
Prices: €12,50 – 8 to 16 years old: €5 – Free for children under 8 years old.
It is not necessary to book in advance.