Arènes André-Ladouès

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The André-Ladouès arenas, built in 1931, rehabilitated in 2010 are the arenas of the commune of Aignan in the Gers department. They can hold 2,400 people, according to Jean-Baptiste Maudet in 2010, 3000 according to the Torofiesta site They are dedicated both to the Spanish race and to the Dutch race.

History: Fixed wooden arenas mainly dedicated to the Landes race, they were rebuilt in hard from 1931 and rehabilitated in 2010 "as part of a project of the Val-d'Adour Country". They are the property of the city.

Tauromachia: Starting in 1993, the arenas that were exclusively dedicated to the Landes race, were opened to the Spanish race with the feria Aignan y toros, which this year celebrates its 25th anniversary. The taurine season, which usually offered between two or three Taurin shows a year, now offers more than five where the aficionados, alongside the feasts.