Topic: events

  • Fete de la Quenelle Sauce Nantua

    Programme includes exhibition, tasting of quenelles in Nantua sauce, market with local specialities (“Marché des Délices de l’Ain”), plate-dressing competition, children’s activities.

  • Greg Duth: Coquilles

    Come and see Greg Duth in his show “Coquilles” on Friday 9th October at 8.30pm at the Comédie des Volcans.

  • Baronnies Thematic Outings

    Every day, discover the Baronnies in the Drôme Provençale region on guided themed walks: fauna, flora, local cultures, animal husbandry … manual or sporting activities, horse-drawn carriage, pony or gyropod rides, …

  • Roi de l’Oiseau Archery Final

    An arrow through the bird-shaped target decides the King or Queen at the Roi de l’Oiseau archery final. The contest recalls the Papegai, a cloth bird once set atop a mast for Le Puy-en-Velay’s archers and arquebusiers. Its winner formerly held the royal title and privileges for a year. A Renaissance coronation ceremony accompanies the modern final.

  • La Chieuse et le Couillon in Clermont

    Following her therapist’s advice, Virginie leaves city life for a camping holiday in La Chieuse et le Couillon. There she meets an entertainer who introduces her to life without wi-fi and to communal bathrooms. Alexandra Cholton and Philippe Souverville bring this clash of habits to Clermont-Ferrand in a play written by Philippe Souverville and Mathieu Olivier, with Souverville also directing.

  • On ne divorce plus in Clermont

    Anna and Marc-André try increasingly unlikely ways to rescue their marriage in On ne divorce plus. Breaking familiar habits only leads the couple into fresh mistakes as they try to reconnect. Alexandra Cholton and Philippe Souverville perform the two-person comedy in Clermont-Ferrand; Philippe Souverville directs a script he wrote with Gabriel Francès.

  • Journées du patrimoine – Eglise de Capbis

    Bruges-Capbis-Mifaget becomes the setting for Journées du patrimoine – Eglise de Capbis, with Gascon tradition guiding the experience. Bruges-Capbis-Mifaget sees dance and exhibitions gathered into one programme. The regional-language thread gives the event a local voice and keeps the focus on living tradition. The event’s format gives Gascon tradition a visible public shape.

  • Théâtre – Le Marais Tour Bus in Villedoux: Performance

    Villedoux becomes the setting for Théâtre – Le Marais Tour Bus, with local landscape guiding the experience. A curious guided tour in a funny walking bus, or the art of discovering the Marais Poitevin in a playful, offbeat way! For all ages 6 and up. The outing gives natural heritage a practical form through observation, explanation and place.

  • Atelier terrain in Hendaye: Coastal Walk

    Atelier terrain – Paysages, risques littoraux et adaptation’s format is a workshop, with local landscape giving it shape in Hendaye. It is organized around landscape interpretation, craft workshops and guided walks. The regional value comes from reading the landscape itself, not treating nature as scenery.

  • Kantaldi in Barcus: Basque Repertoire

    Kantaldi belongs to Barcus’s cultural programme as a concert about sacred heritage. The Barcus/Menditte Xiberoa group is organizing a the event in Barcus. The event schedule and times will be updated as soon as we receive the information from the organizer. The venue gives the visit a heritage dimension, linking architecture, memory and public access.