The Luxe amer exhibition opens on May 23, 2026, at the Château-Musée de Saumur, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Loi Taubira. This landmark law, passed in 2001, recognizes slavery and the slave trade as crimes against humanity. Organized by the Fondation pour la Mémoire de l’esclavage and the French Ministry of Culture, the exhibition highlights the ongoing impact of slavery on society and its presence in museum collections. Focusing on decorative arts, Luxe amer examines how colonialism and the slave trade influenced European history. Luxe amer 2001-2026 at Chateau de Saumur is scheduled for 23 May to 29 November 2026 at Esplanade Hubert Landais, Saumur, France.
Tag: Exhibition
Exposition Dans l’œil d’Albert Londres 2026
This exhibition is a strong heritage entry because the official municipal page confirms the dates from 1 May to 30 September and the location at Case 3, Camp de la Transportation. Albert Londres is directly connected to the memory of the penal colony, and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni remains one of the essential places for understanding that history. The event is therefore not only an exhibition listing: it is a public interpretation of journalism, memory and the former penal landscape on the Maroni.
Fête du Four à pains de Coispéan in La Turballe
The Fête du Four à pains de Coispéan celebrates a modest but meaningful piece of rural heritage: the village bread oven. Around La Turballe and the Guérande countryside, ovens like this once marked shared time, local food habits and neighborhood cooperation. The event keeps that memory tangible through baking, gathering and the simple pleasure of warm bread made in a traditional setting. Its interest lies precisely in its scale: visitors encounter heritage through smell, taste, conversation and a place that still carries community value. The celebration also shows how food traditions can preserve rural identity without becoming a formal exhibition.
La Broderie d’Alsace at the Alsace-Moselle Memorial
La Broderie d’Alsace is retained for its direct link to Alsace-Moselle memory. The Memorial’s source explains that historian and illustrator Nicolas Mengus expands the play into storyboards, with 1,660 drawings tracing characters from the 1939 evacuation of Alsace to the 1953 trial connected to Oradour-sur-Glane. The exhibition covers displacement, life under de facto annexation, resistance and forced conscription, giving the listing a clear regional historical purpose.
Picodon Train Exhibition in Dieulefit
The Picodon Train exhibition at Dieulefit’s station keeps a small railway story in public view. Its weekend rhythm through the summer gives visitors time to connect the old line with local memory, movement and the Picodon country it once served.
Exposition: Mot à Mot
Exposition: Mot à Mot is a cultural exhibition presented at the Hôtel du Département in Alençon. The title suggests a focus on words, expression and the way language can shape a visitor’s understanding of a place or theme. It is a quieter indoor option for travellers who want to add a reflective cultural stop to an Alençon itinerary.
Deauville Sport Images Festival: Olympic Highlights
The Deauville Sport Images Festival #2 showcases an international collection of sports photography, highlighting memorable moments from the Milan Cortina Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. Running from June 6 to September 6, 2026, this exhibition, titled “Milan Cortina Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games: Best of,” features stunning visuals that exhibit the grace and skill of athletes. Contributions from innovative photographers push the boundaries of their art, capturing the tension between motion and stillness in remarkable ways. Each image tells a story, forging a connection to the essence of competition and human achievement. This event not only celebrates Olympic sports but also the artistry involved in their documentation. Attend this unique celebration of sports culture and visual storytelling in Deauville, and witness the extraordinary artistry of Olympic photography.
Expo Apéro in Concarneau: Exclusive Evening Tour
The Expo Apéro in Concarneau offers a experience for a select few. This exclusive event features a guided tour of the exhibition “11h55 au beffroi” after hours, when the rooms are closed to the public. Attendees can enjoy insights from a knowledgeable guide-lecturer, enhancing their understanding of the exhibition’s themes and artworks. Following the tour, participants are invited to share a drink and toast to the evening, creating a perfect opportunity for conversation and connection. This intimate setting allows for a closer look at the art, fostering dialogue among attendees. The event takes place at the Maison du Patrimoine, known for its rich cultural contributions to the region. Registration for the Expo Apéro is available at both the Tourist Office and the Maison du Patrimoine, ensuring easy access for all interested participants.
11h55 au Beffroi in Concarneau: Belfry Insights
The exhibition “11h55 au Beffroi” at the Maison du Patrimoine in Concarneau allows visitors to discover the rich history of the Ville-Close belfry. It showcases architectural significance and restoration plans, shedding light on this historic landmark. Visitors can join free guided flash visits each Friday from 5 PM to 5:45 PM from July 10 to August 28, excluding August 14. Additionally, an Expo-apéro occurs on select Wednesdays, June 24 and September 16, at 6 PM, with an entrance fee of €9, reduced to €5. Children’s workshops titled “In the Shadow of the Belfry” are available for ages 7-12 on Wednesdays during July and August, and on October 21 and 28, featuring free participation upon reservation. LEGO® mosaic activities are set for Saturdays, May 23 and July 4, from 10 AM to 6 PM, making this event informative and engaging for families.
Exposition Les méandres du passé in Pierre-de-Bresse
This heritage exhibition, whose full title refers to Bresse and the Bronze Age, is listed in the Bresse Bourguignonne agenda for Pierre-de-Bresse from 1 April to 5 July 2026.