Administrations and services Corrèze

A place of charm and romance in the heart of Brive for prestige wedding. You and your guests can enjoy the rooms or lounges available to accommodate up to 400 people. The courtyard and the park invite you to relax.

This is in the heart of the old Vicomté of Ventadour, in B, the centre of discovery of the Middle Ages. Set in a 400 th century mansion, next to the Marchadial square, the centre offers an exhibition area of more than m ². It is a cheerful, playful and surprising tool for valuing local historic heritage. The general idea is to discover the Middle Ages by following the footsteps of the famous Troubadour De De, a child of the country, who lived more than 800 years ago in the Vicomté de. To do this, the visitor is immersed in a medieval visual and visual atmosphere where he is offered pedagogical approaches to art, crafts, poetry and music of the troubadours. In the third millennium, it is an invitation to the dream and culture of the Middle Ages. To be completely in the atmosphere, you can also afford a medieval day with a visit to the centre, the city, a workshop and a period meal. The centre also organizes interactive workshops for outreach to the medieval arts: enamel, enluminure on parchment, heraldic, music, calligraphy and costume in the attic under a superb structure. These open-to-all animations are made on reservation. To close your visit, a place at the shop shop allows you to discover very specialized works on the Middle Ages.

Launched in February 2004, this monthly magazine's mission is to highlight the great painters, sculptors and photographers of our time. From Ron Mueck to Vladimir Velickovic, via Jean Rustin, Lydie Arickx or Marc Petit, all the great artists of our time are featured in Miroir de l'Art. Alongside the magazine, Miroir de l'Art TV offers programmes, reports and films on those who embody the best of contemporary art. A web TV to be found on the Internet (https://www.miroirdelart.net)

Brive's Centre Culturel et de Loisirs offers a variety of cultural and leisure activities for residents and visitors to the city. The Centre Culturel et de Loisirs de Brive is the ideal place to discover the city's cultural life and take part in a wide range of activities.

Specialist in the wedding dress, here you will find the robes of Nana couture, Nalejo and Annie Couture collections. Romantic, bohemian, classic, with or without sailing, you will find, with the wise advice of the vendors, the dress that will bring you to the day J! Cocktail dresses, accessories and dress to also enfantssont in a radius!

The town hall is headed by mayor Bernard Larbre, accompanied by several deputies and councillors. The mayor's office is also represented on various communal and inter-communal commissions.

This Centre offers training courses for reading the landscape in Limousin, the Gallic to the present day, the teachers and their pupils and all those interested in the landscape: heritage classes and workshops, educational courses… At the Hôtel du Seneschal, a permanent exhibition on the same theme, open to the public on request, all year present: didactic panels, photos, drawings, models, vitrines furniture…

This region of plateau streams, small rivers caught in wild gorges, huge lakes and dams offer a full range for the fisherman. Cyprinidae, predators and salmonids are beautiful catches. But fishing has its rules and fishermen are subject to respect for fish and its environment. In this context, the House of Water and Fisheries proposes an awareness of the aquatic and fisheries environment. An exhibition hall presents fishing equipment, mouches scenes, hydrography, local species, peach fowls and works by Charles Gaidy, anthropologist, halieutique and pêcheur. Experimentation, observation, water analysis and conferences are also part of the House's activities. Training and development courses for fly fishing are organized for adults and children alike.

This new service company offered to individuals: laundry, ironing, babysitting, gardening, small crafts, tour with the elderly and disabled persons, side dishes and shopping delivery, a view of the day here less than a year and already acquired, thanks to the professionalism of the young and friendly couple Sandrine and Olivier Pallier, a solid reputation to know well and to do everything, with a smile. A bit of growth, in this city of Objat and quarter, to deal with the constraints of daily life, deductible, partly, the taxes.

On the first floor of the Tourist Office, this centre presents a collection of religious objects from churches in the community of Communes-Auvézère. It allows you to discover the jewels of these buildings that are no longer open only for religious offices.

Each year the local mission of the City of Tulle organizes the Summer Jobs Day in April. It is a meeting of young people looking for seasonal work and professionals who come to recruit. A C.V. workshop is available to young people to highlight all their strengths.

Tulle Mag is the newsletter produced and published by the town hall. Each month, the Tullistes receive news in their mailbox about the actions of the municipal team led by Bernard Combes, who succeeded François Hollande in the mayor's chair. Information on habitat, the environment, solidarity and leisure, with quality colour photos. A good way to take a single look at what is played in the city. One to two double pages are devoted to commercial dynamics while a free expression section gives the floor to representatives of the municipal opposition. The cultural agenda closes this very awaited newspaper from the Tullistes.

Brive Mag is the municipal information newspaper. Like any institutional publication, it deals with the actions of the municipal team but also leaves a large proportion of the local actors in the fields of economics, culture, health, environment, social and associative life, etc. We discover them with portraits and reports that show us another face of the city. Published every month, you can also download the electronic version on the site.

The Corrèze edition of France 3 Nouvelle Aquitaine offers three sub-editions: Brive, Tulle and Ussel. Although located in the Cité Gaillarde, this channel covers all the events of the department. It benefits from a specific drop-off at 7:18 pm in the regional edition. The news of the day in Corrèze and past and future events are treated in pictures with a commentary. Certain themes are also covered in the regional newspapers at 12:00 and 7:00 pm. The weather is always eagerly awaited.

Radio Grand Brive is the oldest free radio station in the Brive basin. Before 2012, it was known as Canal Bleu but it was created in 1985. Based in Objat, this local radio station has always bet on proximity. It criss-crosses the department and carries its microphones in exhibitions, fairs and agricultural fairs. All forms of artistic expression are welcome: local literature, concerts, theatre, painting and sculpture. The programme schedule is very varied with all kinds of music, but without falling into the "too commercial" category.

His slogan "Tubes and Infos" gives the tone of Radio Pompadour Air Campaign created in 1982 during the great boom boom in free radio in France. The radio works with volunteers, salaried facilitators and a full-time journalist for a broadcast from 7 h to 24 h. The purpose of this radio is to provide a service adapted to local needs, to inform, to welcome and to express on its airwaves all the opinions and sensitivities of the public. In week, morning, dedications and afternoon music follow each other while at weekends a great place is reserved for sport as well as for tourism and accordion.

The local branch of Radio France in Limousin, France Bleu Limousin is based in Limoges and enjoys a large audience in the region. This public service, present throughout the territory thanks to its network of local stations, covers regional events and reaches out to local people. The musical programming mixes all styles, two thirds of the songs are French-speaking. FBL stands out for its relaxed tone and program quality, and is all the more professional because it benefits from national news from the parent company.

Created in 1986 in Lyon on the initiative of the Bishops of France, RCF (Radios Chrétiennes Francophones) is a network of diocesan radio stations that broadcast 24 hours a day. The programmes, which are generalist, open and ecumenical, offer a Christian view of the world. RCF Corrèze is a local radio station, generalist, and general public. It was founded 20 years ago in the Ussel sector, then expanded throughout the Corrèze and the Aurillac area. RCF Corrèze offers a quality programme, unpublished in the region: news, local traditions, meetings, spirituality, family life, music... with a positive note that makes all the difference. Volunteers support the small team of journalists and technicians.

This association shall record books on CD 3 for all persons for whom the prevention of reading is medically attested: historical stories, novels, police… more than 5,000 titles. Since 2006, the Sound Library of Brive has recorded and serious the Corrèze Magazine and Brive Mag every month. Currently, the Sound Library of Brive is: a dozen animators, fifteen voice donors, more than 100 audio-readers, more than 5,000 works recorded in catalog and more than 2,600 titles lent each year. Cds are sent to audio readers by post (free port and back), or removed from the Audio Library at peak times. Everything is free! To be able to benefit from it, you only have to submit a medical certificate.

Since 1969, the association "Les Amis de Culevé", founded by Jean Lalé in 1969, is mobilizing to restore its letters of nobility to this inherently abandoned heritage at the beginning of the last century. Through its action and the provision of considerable financial support, it has allowed the restoration of the public heritage, three churches, three fountains, the halle, installation of the orientation table, restoration of the former cabin of vines called "la turret" and a space for walkers facing the castles. The Romanesque Church Saint-Hilaire de la Combe, classified as a Historic Monument (MH) since 1970, rich with nineteenth-century painted decorations in the xviiith, was fully restored from 2015 to 2017 and reopened in July 2017 (art exhibitions)