Lille, France – Frédéric Busselez, a prominent figure in the preparations for the upcoming Dunkirk Carnival, appeared as a guest on the local program “Bonjour Lille” on . The appearance focused on a review of the public consultation process leading up to the annual festivities.
Busselez, described as both an event facilitator during the consultation period and a dedicated “carnavaleux” – a participant deeply involved in carnival traditions – discussed the outcomes of the extensive public engagement. The conversation centered on feedback gathered as organizers finalize plans for the Dunkirk Carnival, a major cultural event in the Hauts-de-France region.
The Dunkirk Carnival is a significant event for the region, drawing both locals and tourists. The public consultation process is intended to ensure the carnival reflects the desires and expectations of the community. Busselez’s appearance on “Bonjour Lille” provided a platform to share insights into how that feedback is being incorporated into the event’s planning.
Beyond Dunkirk, the wider Nord region is preparing for a series of carnival celebrations in 2026. Cities including Lille, Wazemmes, Roubaix, Croix and Wattrelos are all planning events, offering multiple opportunities for families and individuals to participate in the festivities. These celebrations mark the arrival of spring and provide a vibrant display of local culture.
The upcoming carnivals promise a colorful spectacle, with participants encouraged to embrace elaborate costumes and join in the parades and events. The citizenkid.com website highlights the carnivals as a family-friendly outing, emphasizing the joy and excitement they bring to both children and adults.
Specific events scheduled for 2026 include the Carnaval de Dunkerque, running from January 1st to April 12th, and the Carnaval de Wattrelos on April 12th. Other planned events include a carnival in Watten on February 13th, the Carnaval de Croix on March 25th, and the Carnaval de Bailleul, taking place between February 13th and February 17th. These events are expected to draw large crowds and contribute to the region’s tourism economy.
Frédéric Busselez maintains a professional presence online, with a LinkedIn profile indicating his current role at HappyDay in France. He has 298 connections on the platform, suggesting a broad network within the events and entertainment industry.
The “Bonjour Lille” program, broadcast on BFM Lille, regularly features local personalities and provides updates on events and issues affecting the Lille metropolitan area. The program’s Instagram account (@bonjour_lille) has nearly 4,000 followers and showcases a variety of content related to life in the city.
The 20th edition of the “fête de la courée Cacan” is scheduled for , offering another cultural event for residents and visitors to Lille.
