Tag: local heritage

  • Théâtre – Le Marais Tour Bus in Villedoux: Performance

    Villedoux becomes the setting for Théâtre – Le Marais Tour Bus, with local landscape guiding the experience. A curious guided tour in a funny walking bus, or the art of discovering the Marais Poitevin in a playful, offbeat way! For all ages 6 and up. The outing gives natural heritage a practical form through observation, explanation and place.

  • Moulin en fête à Beauvoir-sur-Niort: Local Products

    Local producers gives Moulin en fête à Beauvoir-sur-Niort its public rhythm in Beauvoir-sur-Niort. It brings together regional products, shared eating and direct exchange. This is local food culture in a practical form, with producers and public sharing the same space. In Beauvoir-sur-Niort, the cultural interest starts with a clearly identifiable activity.

  • Circuit paysage : Beyssenac – Saint-Sornin-Lavolps – Juillac

    River heritage gives Circuit paysage : Beyssenac – Saint-Sornin-Lavolps – Juillac its subject, with Beyssenac giving the visit its place. Explore the landscapes of the Limousin lowlands, travel back in time to the late 19th century to understand how they’ve evolved, and finish with a spectacular view of the Brive basin. In front of the Beyssenac town hall.

  • Un château Mais pas que… in Pau: Performance

    Un château Mais pas que… is presented in Pau as a live performance focused on built heritage. Once upon a time, there was a warrior. He was told to fight for his people, so he fought. The live format gives the event its force: artists, audience and local stage meet in one setting.

  • Fête de la Saint Roch in Le Grand-Bourg: Local Making

    Fête de la Saint Roch gathers people in Le Grand-Bourg around craft know-how. Le Grand Bourg puts on a show! : pre-concert drinks with Clément VIGIER: charcuterie and cheese platter: 15 euros (for 2 people), Jetés”! Le Grand-Bourg is part of the attraction, because the celebration belongs to public space rather than a closed venue.

  • Fêtes de Seyresse: Live Repertoire

    At 1 Route de L’Arieulere in Seyresse, Fêtes de Seyresse gathers people around dance. It sets out dance, music and town-centre celebration. For Seyresse, the event works as a public gathering with enough activity to feel rooted in place. The visit takes shape through dance, presented as a local festival in Seyresse.

  • La guinguette de Magné: Local Heritage

    At 267 Avenue du Marais Poitevin in Magné, La guinguette de Magné gathers people around local culture. The Magné Guinguette is back on , , and 2, , at the Espace Festivété near the Magné soccer field, close to Niort. The schedule: : MESTICA SOCIAL CLUB (. Magné is part of the attraction, because the celebration belongs to public space rather than a closed venue.

  • Fête des battages à Saint Crépin et Carlucet/Salignac

    Saint-Crépin-et-Carlucet hosts Fête des battages à Saint Crépin et Carlucet/Salignac, where craft know-how shapes the town gathering. The public programme for the event includes shared food, family activities and exhibitions. What matters is the collective format: food, sound, games or ceremony bring the town together.

  • Rendez-vous au Quillier in Saint-Julien-d’Armagnac

    In Saint-Julien-d’Armagnac, Rendez-vous au Quillier works as a concert shaped by local landscape. If you listen carefully, you’ll notice that in dedicated areas known as “quillers” or “plantiers”, the pins collide. 3 in front, 3 behind, the players throw the mallet to leave just one pin standing, and the combinations used to achieve this have the names of birds.

  • Visite du centre Olhaberri et de la mine en basque-euskaraz

    Visite du centre Olhaberri et de la mine en basque-euskaraz belongs to Banca’s cultural programme as a guided visit about Basque culture. The visit covers a story etched in the rock of the Aldudes Valley mountains: the mining history of the village of Banca. From Roman times to the 19th century, this craggy village thrived on the extraction of copper and iron from the surrounding mountains.