Topic: events

  • Ruy-Montceau Producers’ Market

    The market of Ruy, essentially food and offering local produce, is held on Wednesday morning and Sunday morning on the square of May 8, 1945. Concerning the Wednesday market – itinerant grocery 100% bulk, zero waste – italian products

  • Thomas Piet: Koala

    Come and see Thomas Piet in his show “Koala”!

  • Food Show: Terroir Specialties

    This show, is a tour of France of local products and local specialties labeled Remarkable Site of Taste, On the program: many animations, gourmet walks, cooking demonstrations, conferences. .

  • Antoine Officieux: Auto Romance

    Come and see Antoine Officieux in his show “Auto Romance” on Saturday 10th October at 8.30pm at the Comédie des Volcans.

  • Maud Melle: J’assume

    Come and see Maud Mellé in her show “J’assume” on Friday October 16 at 8.30pm at the Comédie des Volcans.

  • Foire a la Caillette

    Come and discover or rediscover this flagship product of local gastronomy over the weekend. Numerous exhibitors, games and musical entertainment. On-site catering: refreshments, meals, sale of black pudding and bacon soup.

  • Puy de Lumieres

    Puy de Lumières illuminates 7 emblematic heritage sites until midnight every summer evening. Each scenography highlights the many riches of our destination: heritage, specialties, volcanism, great natural sites, pages of history.

  • Vogue de Vorey

    Come and take part in the traditional Vogue de Vorey, with rides all weekend, a torchlight procession and fireworks on Saturday.

  • Automnal Gourmand Farm Visit

    Denise welcomes you to her farm, where you can learn all about her Limousin cows and barn-drying techniques. The visit concludes with a tasting of beef terrines, accompanied by a glass of friendship

  • La vie de chateau at la Bretonniere

    La vie de château at La Bretonnière frames the visit around the fortified domestic world of the Galaure countryside. The route centres on the pre-Renaissance octagonal tower, Flamboyant Gothic details and the spiral stair held inside its stone volume. A basket-handle doorway and an erased coat of arms bring the Revolution into the architecture, turning masonry, lineage and political rupture into visible clues.