a small part of Cluses' industry, though the town continues to serve as a high-tech centre for precision engineering and design of advanced technical products. Somfy S.A., a manufacturer of controls and motors for awnings, roller shutters, window coverings, and projection screens, is the largest company still located in the city. Transport The commune has a railway station, , on the La Roche-sur-Foron–Saint-Gervais-les-Bains-Le Fayet line. Culture The Faucigny Music Festival, held to commemorate François Curt, founder of the Music Federation of Faucigny, takes place among the 14 towns of the Arve Valley on the last Sunday of every June. Each year, a different town hosts the festival: Cluses last hosted the event in June 2000. Each year, Cluses also holds a modern folk rock and rock music festival called "Musiques en Stock", a free event with many well-known artists and performers. Monuments The "Pont Vieux" is an historic bridge on the Arve. It was the only bridge over the river for many centuries. The National School of Clockmaking, a historic monument, is now a secondary school (Lycée Charles Poncet) Districts Sardagne, Centre-ville (downtown), Messy, the Ewües I and II, the Noiret, Marzan, Ponthior, Curzeilles, St Vincent, and Saint Nicolas. Twin towns – sister cities Cluses is twinned with: Beaverton, United States Trossingen, Germany See also Communes of the Haute-Savoie department References External links Cluses official website Gazetteer Entry for Cluses Communes of Haute-Savoie