Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents

Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents takes over Parc Henri Fabre on Wednesday, July 7 and Saturday, July 10, 2027, at 8:30pm. This international jazz festival, presented by the Association Festival International de Jazz de Marseille des Cinq Continents, brings together artists from around the world in one of the city's most pleasant green spaces. Book your tickets now for these two evenings in the heart of Marseille.

Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents comes to Parc Henri Fabre for two not-to-be-missed evenings

In the heart of Marseille's 8th arrondissement, Parc Henri Fabre hosts a new edition of Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents on July 7 and 10, 2027. Rooted in the musical tradition of the Phocaean city, this international jazz festival brings together artists from different cultures and continents each year for richly varied open-air evenings.

In Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, the festival has become a must for jazz and world music fans. Concerts begin at 8:30pm, making the most of the park's summer atmosphere beside the Huveaune. Fans of Marseille's music scene can find other concerts and music shows in Marseille in our calendar.

Tickets for Marseille Jazz des Cinq Continents at Parc Henri Fabre

Tickets for the evenings at Parc Henri Fabre are available from €47.50. Given the festival's popularity and the public's enthusiasm for these open-air jazz evenings, we recommend booking your tickets soon to secure your place at this advantageous price.

How to get to Parc Henri Fabre in Marseille?

Parc Henri Fabre in Marseille is located at the far end of Boulevard de Gabès, in the 8th arrondissement. By car, reach it from the city center via Avenue du Prado or Corniche Kennedy. From the A50 motorway, take the Sainte-Anne exit toward Mazargues. Please note that Marseille has a Low Emission Zone (ZFE): check whether your vehicle is eligible before setting off. Street parking is available along Boulevard de Gabès (around €1 to €2/hour).

By public transport, RTM bus routes 19 and 83 serve the park directly, stopping at Prado Tunis, less than 500 meters from the entrance. Rond-Point du Prado metro station on line 2 is also a convenient interchange. Sainte-Anne station on line 2 is about a 10- to 15-minute walk away. Check schedules at rtm.fr or in the RTM app. The park is accessible to people with reduced mobility.

Our tip: take public transport using bus route 19 or 83 to the Prado Tunis stop, just a short walk from the park entrance, to avoid parking difficulties on festival evenings.

Planning to return to Parc Henri Fabre after the festival? Don't miss Chilly Gonzales / Corto.alto at Parc Henri Fabre, another concert to discover at this iconic Marseille venue.