Region: nouvelle-aquitaine

  • Gaetan Petit -“Ainsi va la vie” à L’improviste

    Brive-la-Gaillarde becomes the setting for Gaetan Petit -“Ainsi va la vie” à L’improviste, with local culture guiding the experience. Gaëtan Petit tells you a story, his story, his real life as a Chti in the corons. It’s all he’s ever known, but he feels out of place. The cultural value depends on what the public can actually see, hear or do.

  • Fouad Reeves dans “Délicieuse Insolence” in Fronsac

    Fouad Reeves dans “Délicieuse Insolence” turns dance into a concert for audiences in Fronsac. Fouad Reeves dans “Délicieuse Insolence” brings together guided walks. The live format gives the event its force: artists, audience and local stage meet in one setting. The concert gives the cultural subject a public form.

  • Frairie des Petits Ventres in Limoges: Regional Flavours

    Frairie des Petits Ventres sets local culture in motion across Limoges. It gives practical space to public ceremony. Its value is concrete: regional goods, direct selling and a setting where people meet. The programme includes things people can see, hear, taste or follow. That gives the stop enough practical shape to show what people encounter in Limoges.

  • Visite Découverte du Château Haut Breton Larigaudière

    Visite Découverte du Château Haut Breton Larigaudière belongs to Soussans’s cultural programme as a wine estate visit about local wine culture. The visit covers the history of the De Schepper family, owners for 3 generations, and the typicity of the soils and grape varieties used. Its traditional vat room and barrel cellar offer an insight into authentic wine-making.

  • Marché Paysan à la Ferme de Frespech: Local Products

    Local producers gives Marché Paysan à la Ferme de Frespech its subject, with Frespech giving the visit its place. The traditional farmers’ market at the Frespech farm is back, featuring producers who are 100% from Aquitaine, along with activities for all ages. Le traditionnel the event revient avec ses producteurs 100% venues d’Aquitaine, avec des animations pour petits et grands.

  • Concert des choeurs basques Itsasoa in Saint-Jean-de-Luz

    Concert des choeurs basques Itsasoa opens in Saint-Jean-de-Luz with Basque culture shaping the public programme. The programme is carried by live repertoire, voices and instruments presented in a clearly identified local venue. The venue gives the visit a heritage dimension, linking architecture, memory and public access. Saint-Jean-de-Luz remains part of the story through a venue, street or town space.

  • Bois en fête in Noguères: Makers And Local Goods

    Bois en fête sets woodcraft in motion across Noguères. Woodworking trades will take center stage, from sawyers to carpenters, woodcarvers, cabinetmakers, and woodturners, as well as chair caners and upholsterers, all in a traditional Gascon atmosphere. Lectures on forestry and the history of Béarn furniture. Its interest lies in treating local speech, dance or song as material for a public gathering.

  • Visite atypique de Salies par les salisiens !

    Salies-de-Béarn hosts Visite atypique de Salies par les salisiens !, a guided nature outing where local landscape drives the programme. The event invites participants to celebrate diversity—both in plants and in languages and cultures! To celebrate plants and their richness, we’ll be joined by Marie Baudoin, an ethnobotanist and artist, we’ll collect specimens in the city’s most iconic spots and explore their scientific and common names, their habitats, and their resilience.

  • Les Escales Saint Palaisiennes – Eclipse solaire

    Les Escales Saint Palaisiennes – Eclipse solaire gives Saint-Palais-sur-Mer an astronomy outing built around astronomy observation. The outing observes a partial solar eclipse with the Céphéides club. Eight artistic and musical events will punctuate the summer season at iconic venues steeped in the town’s history. The practical strength is simple: format, subject and place are all visible.

  • Fêtes patronales in Ainhoa: Live Repertoire

    Fêtes patronales gathers people in Ainhoa around Basque pelota. The public programme for the event includes Basque pelota, live music, dance, public ceremony and evening spectacle. The event gives a public place to Basque forms that are often best understood live. The event’s format gives Basque pelota a visible public shape.