Three days of festival in a 2,700 m² garden hidden behind a gate, in the Belle de Mai district. Four stages, from open air to club, and a code of conduct posted at the door.

One dish, one square, one long table. The Kouss·Kouss festival opens on August 21st at La Plaine with a free meal, live music and a DJ set. First come, first served.

A working urban farm built on a former wasteland in the 12th, with a canteen, a rooftop and a pétanque pitch. You don't visit it, you give it a hand, and in August that's Wednesdays and Friday evenings.

A neighbourhood boulodrome above the Théâtre Silvain, tucked under a pine. Open to everyone, no membership, a bite at lunch. If your future crush is into pétanque, that's already something.

You know Les Goudes. You may have been once and not been back since. That is exactly why you should go again.

Cocktail bar on tap with sharing plates, right next to the Catalans beach. Cool vibe, young team, cocktails on tap and a sea view that changes everything: the Marseille address to try this spring.

The iodine, the fresh white wine and the Endoume sun. Here, forget the formalities: you choose your fish at the counter, it ends up on the grill, and you end up on the terrace. Raw, blue, Marseille to the letter.