




Every year in July, the Pinède becomes the birthplace of Jazz à Juan.
In the heart of Juan-les-Pins, the Pinède (pine grove) remains the green lung of this part of town. Bordered by the sea, it is composed of two sections. To the north, there is a playground for children, a carousel, a sculpture by Sosno, and benches in the sun or shade of the now century-old umbrella pines. During the International Jazz Festival, a small stage is set up in this part of the park to host free concerts each early evening: the Jammin'Summer session.
Every year in July, the Pinède becomes the home of Jazz à Juan. The southern section, known as "Pinède Gould," where the metal structure overlooking the beaches stands, is transformed every July into an open-air performance venue. This is where various concerts take place and, most importantly, since 1960, the Jazz à Juan festival. On the sidewalk along the Pinède Gould, you can see the handprints of the jazz musicians who have contributed to the history of this festival.
Every year in July, the Pinède becomes the home of Jazz à Juan. The southern section, known as "Pinède Gould," where the metal structure overlooking the beaches stands, is transformed every July into an open-air performance venue. This is where various concerts take place and, most importantly, since 1960, the Jazz à Juan festival. On the sidewalk along the Pinède Gould, you can see the handprints of the jazz musicians who have contributed to the history of this festival.
Services
Parking nearby
Openings
All year 2026 - Open everyday
Location
Contact Pinède Gould
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- Town location
- Close to pleasure port
- Beach within 300 m
- In centre of town

