On June 19th, from 5 PM to 8 PM, Cuverville-sur-Yères will host the Marché des producteurs du Talou, a vital event for those who appreciate local produce. This market features talented producers from the Talou region, offering fresh fruits, vegetables, and farm products directly to the public. Organized by the Communauté de communes Falaises du Talou and the Normandy Chamber of Agriculture, this event highlights local craftsmanship and seasonal offerings. Visitors can explore stalls filled with gourmet delights—from seasonal produce to unique artisan items. It’s an excellent opportunity to support the local economy while enjoying high-quality goods. Whether you’re looking to fill your basket with fresh produce or learn about the region’s agricultural heritage, the Marché des producteurs du Talou has something for everyone. Mark your calendars for an engaging gourmet experience and savor the flavors of Normandy.
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Système D-DAY in Normandy: 1940s Coffee Experience
Join the guided tour “Système D-DAY” in Normandy, where attendees will delve into how local farmers repurposed military equipment from World War II. Taking place on 7 July 2026 at 11:00 AM, the tour culminates in a 1940s-inspired coffee tasting. Reservations are required, along with a €2 supplement per person in addition to museum admission or an annual pass. This event is ideal for history buffs and those interested in local narratives from this impactful era. Engage with Normandy’s heritage while enjoying a taste of history.
Carillon Concert in La Ferté Macé: A Musical Experience
On August 15, 2026, from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM, La Ferté Macé’s Church invites you to a Carillon Concert. This special musical event will fill the air with enchanting melodies, uniting locals and visitors in a peaceful setting. It provides an excellent opportunity to appreciate carillon music within the charming ambiance of Normandy. Don’t miss this chance to experience a slice of cultural richness.
Guided Tour in Valognes: Little Versailles
The guided tour ‘Belles heures du petit Versailles normand’ invites visitors to stroll through Valognes, a town once celebrated for its grand mansions and aristocratic families. Often referred to as the ‘Little Versailles of Normandy,’ Valognes boasts elegant facades, hidden courtyards, and historic residences that illuminate its affluent past. The tour explores the rise of the local aristocracy and their enduring influence on the city’s urban landscape. Participants will gain valuable insights into the rich culture and heritage that characterized daily life in Valognes during its golden age. Tours will gather opposite the post office, offering an informative and engaging exploration of this historically significant area.
Les Musicales de Normandie: Heritage Music Festival
Les Musicales de Normandie 2026 runs from 22 July to 30 August, bringing concerts to heritage venues across Normandy. The programme highlights classical and world music in churches, abbeys, chapels, and cultural sites, using the summer festival format to connect music with regional heritage.
Atelier enfant in Dieppe: marine-themed T-shirts
E.S.T.R.A.N. Cité de la Mer hosts the Atelier enfant, where children explore marine biodiversity through a fun T-shirt creation activity. On July 16th and again on August 6th, young participants will express their love for the sea by designing custom T-shirts. Guided by experienced animators, children aged 4 to 10 will engage in drawing, coloring, and crafting messages on their shirts, becoming ambassadors for marine life. This is a fantastic opportunity for kids to connect with the ocean and learn about its importance.
Equestrian Show in La Pommeraye: A Breton Quest
“Le mystère du Triskell” is an enchanting equestrian show that brings to life a captivating Breton legend through a unique blend of circus arts, equestrian performances, puppetry, and song. The tale unfolds on Christmas Eve in the Monts d’Arée, where woodland creatures gather for a marvelous celebration. However, fairies, elves, and dragons are mysteriously absent. The Korrigans and their curious companions set off on an exciting quest into the heart of these legends, seeking love, light, and truth. This spectacle runs every Wednesday and Thursday at 7 PM from 15 July to 28 August 2026, with special performances on Fridays (7, 14, 21, and 28 August) at 8 PM. Enjoy food from a food truck and a bar starting at 6 PM, allowing guests to relax in the beautiful park surroundings before the show. Experience this unforgettable fusion of artistry and cultural heritage.
Children’s Workshop in Dieppe: Marine Activity
E.S.T.R.A.N. Cité de la Mer hosts the ‘Jardin des Mers’ workshop in Dieppe every summer, designed for children aged 4 to 10. This engaging program runs from Monday to Friday. Today’s activity, ‘My fish game – Sea tic-tac-toe’, combines fun with strategy as kids interact with the marine environment. Supervised by experienced leaders, the workshop ensures a safe experience. Participants should bring boots for beach outings and a raincoat as needed.
Norman-Iranian Photography Biennale in Coutances: Cultural T
The inaugural “Norman-Iranian Perspectives” photography biennale will be held at Espace Saint-Nicolas in Coutances from June 27 to August 29, 2026. This unique exhibition showcases the works of two talented female photographers: Isabelle Eshraghi, a Franco-Iranian artist, and Élisabeth Blanchet Burgot from Normandy. Their photographs engage in a compelling dialogue focused on roots, cultural transmission, and identity. In addition to the exhibition, visitors can enjoy a diverse cultural program that includes analog photography workshops, screenings of Iranian films, a literary gathering, a concert featuring traditional Persian music, and informative lectures on contemporary Iran. A participatory installation created with students from Lycée Charles-François-Lebrun will highlight the stories of 27 dedicated Iranian women. This biennale offers a rich blend of art, heritage, and community engagement, making it a significant event for photography enthusiasts and those interested in cultural exchange.
Giant Werewolf Experience in Caen: Eerie Adventure
Step back into 1435 at the Château de Caen, a fortress left empty during the English occupation. In the Giant Werewolf Experience, participants portray villagers and werewolves while navigating the castle’s secrets. As the story unfolds, villagers begin to disappear, possibly falling prey to mysterious creatures. Meet a fortune-teller and follow the clues to save the town from a dire fate. This interactive performance takes place on select Wednesdays from July 15 to August 19 at 6:30 PM, and again on Tuesdays, October 20 and 27, at 3:30 PM. Suitable for ages 14 and up, with minors requiring adult supervision. Tickets are €10 and can be purchased in advance.