Literary events France

Every year, Cherbourg hosts the Children's Book and Comics Festival. Most often held on the Plage Verte, this event features several distinct areas. In addition to themed exhibitions, various events, areas dedicated to young children and opportunities to meet with publishers are all traditional, and important, parts of the festival. The event generally opens on Thursday, with a day dedicated to schoolchildren.

For its 15th edition, the Crocmillivre fair, organized by the Grangier and Autrement Dit bookstores, offers you a festive and family weekend around children's books and the promise of a privileged moment with about thirty authors. On the program, meetings, colorful signings, animations and creative workshops open to all: silk-screening, story readings, writing workshops or drawing contest. A joyful celebration of the vitality of children's books for the whole family and a chance to awaken children from 1 to 14 years old to the world of reading.

Besançon is home to Lune de Plume, a writing club and professional training organization. They offer writing workshops for anyone who wants to write or have someone else write, whether individuals, companies, local authorities or associations. Workshops take place in Besançon, in the Doubs department and more widely in the Bourgogne Franche-Comté region. Workshops last from an hour and a half to several days of writing, and the number of participants is limited to between 5 and 12 people. The workshops are open to all, adults and children aged 9 and over, and registration is open all year round. They also organize workshops related to the living world, where participants are invited to explore their creativity in relation to the kingdoms that coexist on Earth.

Avignon is a city brimming with cultural and entertainment venues. Among them is the Festival d'Avignon, a must-see event for theater lovers. Located on rue Favart, the festival offers a varied, high-quality program. For book lovers, the VivreLivre website is a must. This site offers a wide selection of books and is a veritable paradise for book lovers. In addition to these two sites, Avignon offers many other interesting places to visit, such as the Palais des Papes, the Cour d'Honneur and the Hôtel La Mirande. For a bite to eat, visitors can visit La Princière d'Avignon, a restaurant renowned for its delicious cuisine. All in all, Avignon is a city that will satisfy lovers of culture, reading and gastronomy.