For one evening, Café de la Gare transported its audience from Soarano to the heart of the festive and artistic atmosphere of Montmartre. On Saturday, the second edition of Grand Bal brought together numerous culture enthusiasts around a varied program, where several artistic disciplines succeeded one another in a warm, elegant and convivial atmosphere. From musical entertainment to dance demonstrations, caricature drawing and moments of conviviality, each moment of the evening contributed to recreating the spirit of the famous Parisian guinguettes. Upon arrival, visitors were welcomed by the notes of Steph Rambi, whose musical entertainment immediately set a festive mood. This opening quickly immersed the audience in the world of Grand Bal, encouraging exchanges and reunions among participants before the various activities began. Throughout the evening, activities followed one another to offer a complete artistic experience. Artist R-Aly offered caricature sessions that sparked the curiosity of many visitors. Several participants chose to leave with personalized portraits, created on the spot, adding an original touch to this evening dedicated to artistic creation. Dance also played an important role thanks to Hery Ratsimbazafy's team, who invited participants to join the dance floor and share moments of conviviality. This activity allowed the audience to be more than mere spectators, but to fully participate in the celebration in the spirit of the popular balls that made Montmartre famous. The musical atmosphere continued with the group Ethnika, who accompanied the rest of the evening through a repertoire that maintained a warm and upbeat atmosphere. The musical performances harmoniously blended with the other activities, creating a succession of artistic scenes that punctuated the entire event.