Lavender planting & aromatherapy workshops (behind-the-scenes farm visits).
Wildflower hikes with biodiversity guides.
Cycling tours through blossoming vineyards and orchards.
Provençal cooking classes using spring produce (asparagus, artichokes, strawberries).
Grape harvest (vendanges): hands-on vineyard experiences, wine-making workshops.
Olive harvest: pressing demonstrations, olive oil tastings.
Hiking season: cooler weather, guided treks in Luberon hills.
Seasonal cuisine workshops (mushrooms, chestnuts, figs).
Lavender wellness retreats: aromatherapy, spa treatments, herbal teas.
Indoor artisan workshops: pottery, weaving, Provençal crafts.
Slow tourism packages: cozy eco-lodge stays with local food and wine.
Cycling & hiking for enthusiasts (with e-bikes and guided winter trails).
Lavender bloom season (late June–July): guided field walks, essential oil distillation demos.
Wine tours & tastings in peak tourist season.
Evening cultural events: outdoor concerts, artisan markets.
Eco-lodge retreats: yoga in lavender fields, stargazing nights.
The village of Vaugines is host to an art and sculpture school, and one of the local bars has an exhibition space, and puts on cultural and musical events.
If fine-dining is your thing, then there are two Michelin-starred restaurants just next to Vaugines - one in Cucuron (walkable!) and one in Ansouis (by car)... or dine out on the terrace at Fontenille, one of our local châteaux.
Just over the river Durance, you can attend the Roque d'Anthéron International Piano Festival, while a little further afield, Aix and Avignon are packed full of cultural events. The two neighbouring villages, Cucuron and Lourmarin, put on various cultural music events - including in the local churches - and there is even a jazz festival in Cadenet, just down the road.