Most important exhibitions France

July 16 th Les Nuits du Sud and Art will present an exhibition of the works of the artists vençois.

On July 23rd, Les Nuits du Sud and children will work together around entertaining workshops and educational workshops in music and dance.

An initiative of the Atelier des Houlaies association and the municipality, these artistic encounters are organized over a weekend in September or October, through the village and its countryside. These "Chemins et Couleurs" are dedicated to art. Around a hundred artists take over fifty locations open to the public for the occasion. The streets, the château's farmyard, the Rive Sarthe park and the Domaine des Houlaies will host a wide range of works and displays. We advise you to accept the invitation and enjoy this pleasant stroll. The paths are signposted. You can follow them on foot, by bike, by car or even by boat!

Since 2013, rue de la Moselle, thanks to die-hard street art enthusiasts such as Lynda Freyman, who organises a number of events around art with local artists or artists from elsewhere, the great wall at 9, rue de la Moselle has been used as an ephemeral painting to the delight of passers-by and street art enthusiasts. Each month, an artist is invited to express himself through a personal and large-scale work that remains on display for a month, in full view of everyone, directly in the street, giving it a different and ephemeral touch each time and adding to the renewed dynamism of this part of the city centre. In front of the WALL, you can't remain indifferent!

The Foire de Paris is the biggest event in Paris, along with the Salon de l'agriculture and the Salon de l'automobile - not to mention, in this exceptional year, the Olympic Games! With more than 2,000 exhibitors, it's the ideal place to discover the latest innovations in home, leisure, crafts and gastronomy, find new products and make purchases. Priority is given to smart products and sustainable solutions, not to consume more, but to consume better.

A living exhibition on 15 hectares of more than 150 species of animals, for this it is necessary to leave Louhans by the D21. In the heart of La Bresse, this farm invites you to discover poultry, goats, sheep... or even llamas, species that are sometimes very rare when it comes to old breeds. Some animals are available for sale. A bar, regional products and children's games complete this animal park. Finally, do not miss the 200 m2 agricultural museum, where you can admire a collection of old tools and agricultural equipment that were once used in the farms of La Bresse.

A permanent exhibition on Fort Freinet, archaeology, furniture, ceramics, common objects, daily life of the inhabitants of La Garde-Freinet, Prehistory in the Middle Ages, and temporary exhibitions are to be found in this museum.

Le Point du Jour is first and foremost an architecture. Although it is criticized by many for its striking appearance, made of aluminum and playfulness of volume, it must be recognized as a saving boldness in a neighborhood that lacked much of it. Opened more than ten years ago, Le Point du Jour is a unique centre in France. Turned towards photography, the place presents numerous exhibitions whose themes are as varied as, sometimes, unexpected. For example, the one on reconstruction, bringing together a few shots from the immediate post-war period, notably from Cherbourg. More than just an exhibition space, Le Point du Jour is also an art publishing centre, and welcomes artists in residence. High cultural place, it is also the setting for the awarding of the Roland Barthes Prize (born in Cherbourg!) focused on photographic research, and many meetings with photographers. It should be noted that the works published by Le Point du Jour are on sale on the premises and, as proof of its excellence, the place has been awarded the label of Centre d'art contemporain d'Intérêt national.

The Giroussens ceramic centre is the result of a project carried out by two local associations, Terre et terres and Arts et poteries, in collaboration with the town hall of the municipality. It has been under the responsibility of the Gaillac-Graulhet urban community since 2017, and managed by an association composed of ceramists and enthusiasts, Giroussens céramique. This space allows the curious to discover ceramics from a new angle and through unusual creations. Its vast exhibition spaces host various artists throughout the year, generally four per year. On site, a shop dedicated to ceramics will allow visitors to acquire a unique souvenir.

15 and 16 November 2008. Espace Grenette, place de la Halle.

from 22 October to 4 November organised by the Twinning Committee. Espace Grenette, place de la Halle.

The Friendship Hall at the end of February, organized by the Tourism Office in collaboration with Cat Club Süd Savoie.

June in the summer years, under the Medieval Hall. Many exhibitors (raku, stoneware, porcelain…) exhibition of pottery… Organised by the city of La Côte-Saint-André in partnership with the Côtoise Economy and the association of Clay. Contact 04 74 20 53 99 (Mairie).

EACH MONTH IN APRIL.

For three years now, December is an opportunity for all inhabitants, but also craftsmen from the region to make crèches that children find more or less hidden throughout the village.