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Region: auvergne-rhone-alpes

  • Duck Foie Gras Cooking Class

    Cooking classes with Chef Gilles Roux: master duck foie gras! From 3 pm to 6:30 pm, learn his exceptional techniques and share a refined moment. 80€ with 2 portions to take away. Places limited. Reservations: 04 71 66 86 86.

  • Provencal Dinner in Nyons

    As part of Randonne en Fête, a Provencal dinner featuring pistou soup, organized by the “Nyons Patrimoine” association. In case of rain, retreat to the Brasserie la Restanque, next to the Water Park.

  • Pole Asin Bourbonnais

    Step into the world of Bourbonnais heritage and its museum. Discover the donkey museum, the wheelwright’s workshop, the agricultural collection, the old bread oven, the Bourbonnais donkeys, the clog maker’s workshop, and the lumberjack’s workshop.

  • La Lutte Vellave

    For generations, young shepherds have taken on a daunting challenge: to win the legendary flock of black sheep from the Velay at the Vellave wrestling tournament.

  • Rural Traditions Fair

    Foire de la Maillarguette in Paulhaguet with local producers and several events including basketry, twisting, lacemaking, accordions, “Mémoires & traditions rurales” group, refreshments and lunch organized by the shopkeepers’ association.

  • Auvergne Geology Talk

    Christian Nicollet traces the geological history of Auvergne, from the formation of the ancient mountains to the volcanism of the Mézenc and the Cha%EEne des Puys, revealing the major stages and mysteries of its evolution. Discovery tour.

  • Enamelled Lava Workshop

    Create your own enamelled lava plaque (15×15 cm)! Workshops from age 10.

  • George Sand Modernity Exhibition

    Exceptional exhibition in Huriel! To mark the 150th anniversary of the modernity of George Sand (1876-2026), come and discover an exhibition dedicated to this great figure of French literature

  • Renaissances of the Bourree

    Conference: “The rebirth of Bourrée” by Bernard Coclet.

  • Les Maitres Sonneurs Exhibition

    The travelling exhibition Les Maitres sonneurs follows George Sand’s literary landscape through music, rural memory and the Pays d’Huriel. Documents and panels place the traditional musician within Bourbonnais village life, where bagpipes, storytelling and local landscapes carry a shared inheritance. Across its route, the display links literature, sound and territory in a focused portrait of local culture.