L'Avignonnaise is a spring running event in Avignon, Vaucluse, offering an approximately 8 km race and a 6 km walk. It began in 2011, founded by David Boulfroy, Lionel Picard, and Julien Pansier. The event now attracts runners and walkers from Avignon, the Vaucluse region, and neighboring departments. Its open and relaxed nature makes it a suitable first competition for participants of all ages, from children to seniors.
The route follows a natural setting around Ile de la Barthelasse, the Durance riverbanks, and Parc de la Courtine, varying by edition. While the race is primarily for women, men often participate in costume to support the event and contribute to the lighthearted atmosphere. is its charitable mission, with proceeds benefiting cancer-related causes such as Institut Sainte-Catherine and the Ligue contre le cancer. Recent editions have seen between 2,500 and 2,800 participants.