This summer, the Convent des Jacobins is once again transformed into a summer guinguette. After a successful first evening on July 11, Toulousans are invited again on August 29 to enjoy a free, convivial evening in the enchanting setting of the cloister. On the program: live music, local cuisine by Pelé et Tondu, wooden board games and the discovery of a unique heritage. A joyful, gourmet interlude, ideal for celebrating the end of summer in one of the city’s most beautiful sites. Toulouse Secret tells you more about the guinguette at the Jacobins convent.
A unique heritage setting for a guinguette in Toulouse
As soon as you step through the doors of the Jacobins Convent, the magic happens. The usually peaceful cloister is transformed into a summertime guinguette, where good humor and a festive spirit reign. You sit back on deckchairs and enjoy the warmth of a summer evening in a place steeped in history.
The atmosphere is decidedly convivial! In fact, you can indulge in a game of wooden board games under the beautiful Gothic arches. As for your taste buds, local caterer Pelé et Tondu is on hand to treat you. Gourmets can fill their stomachs with smash burgers, poutine and Pulled Pork. All in an exceptional setting, for an evening that promises to be unforgettable! The recipe for a great summer’s night?
Live music and a festive atmosphere: La guinguette du couvent des Jacobins welcomes you!
La guinguette du couvent des Jacobins wouldn’t be complete without a musical program to match. After the gypsy jazz of Sheik of Swing on the first evening, the cloister will welcome the Quidam Trio on Friday August 29, 2025, from 6pm to 10:30pm. This group from Toulouse promises a musical journey between Eastern Europe and Latin rhythms, for a colorful and emotional evening.
Between songs, take time to stroll through the cloister garden or rediscover the site’s unique architecture. This summer guinguette is THE event of the summer in Toulouse. So mark August 29 in your diaries!