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Every other autumn, the town of Morges celebrates the grape harvest with the Nuit des Épouvantails. A procession winds from Denens through Chigny to Morges, a King of the Winegrowers is crowned, and a giant scarecrow burns in a fiery finale, in a celebration of the local wine country.
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Morges, Switzerland
Every other autumn, the town of Morges celebrates the grape harvest with the Nuit des Épouvantails. A procession winds from Denens through Chigny to Morges, a King of the Winegrowers is crowned, and a giant scarecrow burns in a fiery finale, in a celebration of the local wine country.
Nuit des Épouvantails is a biennial harvest‑time festival in Morges, Vaud, Switzerland. The celebration features a procession from Denens via Chigny to Morges, the crowning of a King of the Winegrowers, and a pyrotechnic finale that burns a giant scarecrow. The event highlights the local wine‑growing culture and draws visitors to the town centre and Parc des Sports.
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Nuit des Épouvantails is a biennial harvest‑time festival in Morges, Vaud, Switzerland. The celebration features a procession from Denens via Chigny to Morges, the crowning of a King of the Winegrowers, and a pyrotechnic finale that burns a giant scarecrow. The event highlights the local wine‑growing culture and draws visitors to the town centre and Parc des Sports.
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Sep 26, 2026
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Morges
French-speaking Switzerland (Romandie)
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