Topic: events

  • Photography Exhibition in Romenay

    The exhibition “Photographies: une histoire sensible de Romenay” runs at the Ferme du Champ Bressan from May 21, 2024, to September 28, 2026. Organized by the Friends of Vieux Romenay, it marks the bicentenary of photography through local photographers Alexandre, Bonnet and Meunier. The display follows the move from glass plates to film and connects family memory with the region’s visual history.

  • La Gare fait son cinema in Allex: Le Rhone Documentary

    The Saillans visit links medieval streets with the memory of the Voconces and the Andarta framing used for the route. That combination gives the walk a historical depth that reaches beyond architecture alone, connecting village space with Gaulish references and local mythic memory. Its cultural value lies in how the tour layers place, story and older territorial identity into one readable village experience.

  • Saint-Nectaire Market

    Saint-Nectaire market brings food, craft and heritage into the same village rhythm. Producers and artisans carry the local flavour, while the Romanesque church adds a strong architectural presence to a market rooted in place.

  • Bal Folk avec Maka in Monistrol-sur-Loire

    Bal Folk avec Maka brings traditional dance to Place de la Victoire in Monistrol-sur-Loire on 10 July 2026. The official programme presents it as a free evening of dance and music, with Maka’s repertoire framed around cultural mixing, movement and a shared floor rather than seated performance.

  • International Military Music Festival in Albertville

    Albertville’s International Military Music Festival brings fanfares, military ensembles and ceremonial sound into the city centre and the Halle Olympique. The 2026 edition marks 400 years of the French Navy, placing music, pageantry and institutional memory in the same public programme over the weekend of 4 and 5 July.

  • Children’s Pottery Workshop in Romans

    At Atelier Les Terres Brunes in Romans-sur-Isere, this three-morning pottery workshop introduces children to modelling and decoration through practical work with clay. The format is modest and hands-on, giving young participants time to shape objects, try techniques and leave with a clearer sense of ceramic craft.

  • Summer Market Evening in Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille

    The summer market in Le Monastier-sur-Gazeille becomes a full evening of local food and street performance on 9 July 2026. Producers and refreshments set the market atmosphere from late afternoon, followed by an XXL puppet show, street theatre and a concert, creating a village programme that moves naturally from stalls to stage.

  • Bal Folk La Belle Lurette in Mirabel-aux-Baronnies

    Nyons Patrimoine places soupe au pistou at the centre of this communal Provencal dinner. The dish gives the meal a recognizable southern food language, tied to vegetable gardens, summer herbs and shared table culture. Because the gathering is organized around a named regional recipe instead of a broad dinner format, it works as a clear food-heritage moment for Nyons and the surrounding Provencal Drome.

  • Ceramic Vase Workshop in Romans-sur-Isere

    This Romans-sur-Isere workshop focuses on the making of a ceramic vase, from shaping to decorative finish. Participants work with slab and coiling techniques in a guided setting, making the afternoon less about passive demonstration and more about understanding how a handmade object takes form.

  • Orgue de Barbarie at the Monistrol Summer Market

    At Place de la Victoire in Monistrol-sur-Loire, the barrel organ known as Le Manivelonote brings familiar songs into the market setting. The music sits alongside local producers rather than apart from them, turning an ordinary market moment into a small public performance rooted in street tradition.