Tag: dance-performance

  • Mimos (off) : Lacher Prise in Perigueux

    Mimos (off) : Lacher Prise in Perigueux gives Périgueux a concrete place in the regional cultural season. The setting at Square Jean Jaurès anchors the event in Périgueux. Its substance comes from live performance, repertoire and the relationship between artists, venue and audience. Those details connect the occasion to local habits, public memory and the people who keep the practice visible. Within Performing Arts & Live Culture, it adds a specific Nouvelle-Aquitaine reference point shaped by place and practice.

  • DOERS Dance Performance in Mayenne

    ‘DOERS’ by Julie Nioche will be featured at LES NUITS DE LA MAYENNE, intertwining dance with memory and fiction. This performance is influenced by the works of Lisa Nelson and Steve Paxton, inviting audiences to appreciate the significance of each gesture. Designed for ages 10 and up, the event aims to engage families and dance enthusiasts. A brief visit to the enchanting Chapelle Saint Léonard will precede the show, adding depth to the experience. DOERS Dance Performance in Mayenne is scheduled for 28 July 2026 at Chapelle Saint Léonard, Mayenne, France.

  • Festival La Semaine Acadienne in Normandy: Celebrating Acadi

    The Festival La Semaine Acadienne, taking place from August 7 to 15, 2026, is a significant celebration of Acadian culture across various towns in Normandy, particularly in Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer. One of the highlights is the dance troupe Les Pieds au Vol from Nova Scotia, which showcases traditional Acadian dance. Founded by Renée Samson, this troupe is dedicated to preserving and sharing Acadian culture with audiences worldwide. Festival-goers can anticipate a rich program of performances that embody the history and spirit of Acadian communities, fostering a sense of unity through dance and music. The event serves as a platform for Acadian artists to engage with diverse audiences and highlight their cultural heritage. Visitors can look forward to concerts, ceremonies, and exciting animations throughout the week, all contributing to a spirited gathering of Acadian pride. Don’t miss the unique opportunity to witness this notable celebration of Acadian culture!

  • Berges en Fête in Landerneau: Music & Dance

    During the Music Festival weekend, the banks of the Elorn River in Landerneau transform with an exciting lineup of music and dance. Attendees can expect performances from marching bands, hip-hop artists, choirs, traditional music ensembles, and bagad groups. The festivities kick off at 10:00 AM, featuring acts like the Elorn Brass Band, along with cultural workshops for all ages. Children will enjoy contributions from the local music school, showcasing choirs and ensembles throughout the afternoon. With a full program running until 7:00 PM, the event presents an atmosphere filled with rhythm and community spirit. Berges en Fête will also reach out to nearby senior living facilities, bringing music to local elderly residents. This festival celebrates not just music and dance, but also fosters community ties, making it a perfect outing for families and music enthusiasts alike. Mark your calendar for this lively summer event.