Guided tour of the unique collection of 12 Flemish paintings by Abel Grimmer with Jean Claude Saby, at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Free
Topic: events
Lentille Verte du Puy Tasting
Meet Éric Bay, producer of Lentilles Vertes du Puy. He’ll show you all the secrets of this exceptional legume, renowned for its quality and unique taste. Before you leave, enjoy a delicious lentil velouté! Free
David Sun: Titi
Come and see David Sun in his show “Titi” on Friday October 2 at 8.30pm at the Comédie des Volcans.
Brick a Drak at Roi de l’Oiseau
Founded in 2003, La Bande du Drac cut their teeth at folk dances in the Midi-Pyrénées region. In 2005, they decided to “blend” traditional music and rock. The band then took the stage and won a Tremplin competition in 2007.
Ariane Brodier: Bonne
Come and see Ariane Brodier in her show “Bonne” on Thursday September 15 at 8.30pm at the Comédie des Volcans.
Preparons le Roi de l’Oiseau
Préparons le Roi de l’Oiseau explores how Haute-Loire’s Renaissance history festival is prepared and represented. Photographs and costume guidance reveal the work behind its period atmosphere, while wool-felting demonstrations and calligraphy workshops bring traditional skills into view. Recipes complete a portrait of the Roi de l’Oiseau shaped through dress, handwork and shared local memory.
Atelier Bal: Traditional Dance
Learn ballroom dances (bourrées, scottishs, mazurkas, waltzes) with Pascal and his team. Open stage for musicians (traditional dance music from the public domain).
Marche de Chavanne
Local producers’ market: a cheese producer, a bread seller, a greengrocer, a pizzaiolo, a butcher. Depending on the festivities of the year, certain trades may also be present (honey, mushrooms, Italian products, cider….)
Big S: En verite
Come and see Big S in his show “En vérité” on Thursday October 15 at 8:30pm at the Comédie des Volcans.
Richesses du Parc du Vercors
Richesses du Parc du Vercors brings together photographic views of transhumance, night skies, encounters and landscapes under ecological pressure. The images make the plateau readable through pastoral movement, mountain light and the fragile balance between human presence and protected nature. The exhibition gives a cultural frame to the Vercors as a lived territory, shaped by herds, villages and changing climate.