Most important exhibitions France

The Association féline des Pays de Loire, a generalist club, has carved out a place for itself in the landscape of small domestic feline enthusiasts, spreading its cat shows throughout the Centre-Val de Loire region and beyond. The Orléans and Tours shows are among the highlights every year. The Montargis show is held only every two years. AFPL also exhibits in Chartres and Paris. Orléans is the association's most important show.

The French VW Bus meeting is one of Europe's biggest gatherings of Combis Wolkswagen... in the smallest village in Saône-et-Loire. Over a long weekend, Chérizet (20 inhabitants year-round) becomes the Combi capital, bringing together 2,000 vehicles and a host of enthusiasts (30,000 visitors at the last event, in 2022). Combi exhibition, Combi cross, flyboard (on the lake) and BMX demonstrations are on the program. Sound and light shows, concerts, hot-air balloon rides and a large children's playground are also planned.

It is in the Endoumingue park that you can see the dogs scroll. A family outing with the discount of several prizes. On this day you will see the appointment of the best race dog, group and exhibition. Other rewards will be awarded with the award of the best dog, the best puppy, the best veteran, the best pair, the best couple, the best pack, and the best lot and the élevage. The CACS and the CACIB are also awarded on this day. A confirmation session is held the previous day.

An immersive journey to the heart of ancient Egypt from Bordeaux? It's possible with this virtual reality experience that takes us on a tour of the Pharaohs' pyramids. Put on your VR headset and follow your guides on this historical and entertaining discovery, to be enjoyed with family or friends. The settings are rigorously reconstructed and the data verified by a professor of Egyptology at Harvard University. This is a serious show!

Nicolas Ughetto, a wilderness photographer based in Sault, offers us a unique look at the Ventoux through his photos. Accustomed to thinking like an animal, he patiently explores and observes nature. His photos, films and guided outings are his means of expression. The photos in his gallery trigger emotion and bear witness to local authenticity. Having been the subject of several television reports, Nicolas has also been honored at prestigious European photography festivals and has been published in the national press. In short, his gallery is well worth a visit.

Having fallen in love with the island of Oléron, Géraldine and Denys decided to settle there before opening their art gallery, naming it after Pierre Loti's first novel. The two enthusiasts have brought together objects from French manufacturers in this traditional Oleron house. It's a great opportunity to stroll through this place dedicated to Art and everyday objects (tableware, accessories, lighting and textiles) chosen for their quality and aesthetic appeal. This unique visit is also an opportunity to exchange ideas and discover temporary exhibitions.

Organized by the Vallée de la Vingeanne association, the ^13th edition of the Rétromobile day devoted to vintage vehicles will take place on the occasion of the Journées du Patrimoine. A trip through automotive history, with over 200 cars on display, a dream or a nostalgic experience for everyone. The magnificent grounds of the Château de Champagne-sur-Vingeanne are well worth a visit.

For 10 years, the Ronde des Arts has been deploying the creativity of the artists it welcomes in different towns and villages of the Morvan. From Larochemillay to Villapourçon, Onlay, and Préporché, via Moulins Engilbert, Sermages, Maux, Vandenesse, or Saint-Honoré les Bains and Montaron, it is a rich programme of exhibitions (sculptures, paintings, photographs...), and concerts that enliven the churches and many other places in the area, to the delight of all, inhabitants and tourists passing through.

The whistle of old steam locomotives, the clatter of ancient mechanisms, long country journeys... Does all this appeal to you? Then you'll certainly appreciate the Musée des Transports de Pithiviers and its historic railway. Here you'll find an impressive collection of old railway artefacts: lanterns, caps, posters, photographs and a few steam locomotives. You can also climb aboard a real steam train that runs between Pithiviers and Bellebat. Both museum and railroad are managed by the AMTP (Association du Musée des Transports de Pithiviers). The association also organizes special events for Halloween, Christmas and Easter.

The cultural space created by metal sculptor Stéphane Caniard aims to showcase contemporary artistic creations. A number of artists take up residencies here, followed by exhibitions of intimate or monumental works. Painting, sculpture, photography: a wide range of artistic expressions find their place within the impressive volumes of Flux Libre. The idea here is not to offer a gallery to sell works, but to showcase artists and introduce them to the curious and the amateur.

Le Petit Cormier is a charming boutique that's all about diversity. Primarily a tearoom, it's the perfect place to enjoy a delicious seasonal ice cream over a cup of tea or fruit juice. It's also a gallery showcasing the work of local and Parisian artists. In addition to exhibitions of paintings, sculptures and photos, there are warm-hearted events such as mini-concerts, readings and various convivial workshops. Strolling through the premises, you'll also discover a delicatessen and decoration section.

The Woodrise Meetings in New Aquitaine present the actors of wood construction and wood at the heart of the cities of tomorrow in all its forms. Conferences, visits such as the residence of the CROUS in Pessac or the biomass heating Aubiers Le Lac, round tables, but also orientation race, exhibitions, educational day for the general public and professionals. The Woodrise Meetings are a collective and unifying action around a strong regional forestry-wood construction sector.

Every two years, from July to October, Bourbon-Lancy becomes the world capital of portrait photography, with the images of some 300 photographers exhibited outdoors in green spaces and heritage sites. The event includes an international portrait photography competition and group exhibitions. "Documenting the singularities of our society, opening up horizons, offering all audiences the chance to experience images" are just some of the ambitions of the 2024 edition, marking the event's 20th anniversary.

The Maison de l'environnement, located in the heart of the Lake of Maine Recreation Park, is located in La Corne de Cerf, a dwelling dating back to 1482. A place well known to primary school teachers, who come to complete their courses here. Indeed, the former building regularly hosts interesting and educational exhibitions on the themes of nature, global warming or the use of renewable energies. Feel free to check the website for more information to view the rich program. In addition, the Maison de l'Environnement, which has created or purchased some of these exhibitions, offers to lend them to different structures or people in order to circulate them and thus spread its message of environmental protection.

Children aren't the only LEGO enthusiasts! In Château-Renault, Sandrine and David Giguet have put together an incredible permanent exhibition, built entirely in bricks, featuring a variety of universes from Harry Potter to Star Wars to DC Comics. At first, you'll be amazed, then quickly in awe, at the amount of work it took to build all these displays. At the end of the visit, the public passes through a superb boutique where game boxes of all sizes, figurines and accessories can be purchased, with over 22,000 references.

The Musée François Pompon, housed in a 17th-century mansion in Saulieu, promises a journey through history and modern art. Its collections evoke the rich history of Saulieu and its region, from Gallo-Roman steles to works of sacred art. But the museum's jewel is undoubtedly its remarkable collection of animal sculptures by François Pompon, the undisputed master of this art. You can also discover the artist's early works, as well as a room dedicated to French gastronomy, paying tribute to Saulieu's great chefs such as Alexandre Dumaine and Bernard Loiseau.

In the former pottery kiln of Magné, a modest local workshop created in the early ^19th century and closed in 1980. The pottery, now converted into an art gallery, hosts a number of exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography and digital art, among other local curiosities. A number of creative workshops are also on offer. 5,000 visitors pass through every year, from April to the end of October.

It is within the superb park classified as a Sensitive Natural Area - it extends its preserved areas of 24 hectares, shaded by chestnut trees more than a hundred years old, to the lakeside - from the Rovorée estate that La Châtaignière was built. A mansion, designed in 1926 by the Geneva architect Maurice Turrettini, which since 2007 has hosted temporary exhibitions under the aegis of the Haute-Savoie Departmental Council. In 2019 : Nature full frame.

This exciting museum bears the ancient name of the city of Bram, which was, in Roman times, the largest city on the Via Aquitania between Toulouse and Narbonne. With more than 800 archaeological items on display - a quarter of which have been restored - the permanent exhibition retraces the history of Bram and the West Aude from prehistoric times to the end of the Middle Ages. Divided into six themes, the exhibition takes you through a shimmering decor where tools, jewellery, coins and ceramics blend together. But the highlight of the show is undoubtedly the lapidary inscription of the Bram theatre. You will also discover the funeral practices used at the time, the organization of the rural area with its Gallo-Roman farms and villas, some of which are still in use today, as well as the medieval habitat of this region, which is distinguished by its circular villages. Note the organisation of temporary exhibitions and conferences, and the possibility to visit the research laboratory during the Heritage Days. For the record, the construction site of this archaeological house unveiled a segment of the Aquitaine way, a capital route of the Gallo-Roman era, around which the city of Bram was built.

The magnificent setting of Parc Launay is the setting for this annual day dedicated to painting. Starting at 9 a.m., the artists will take to the canvas to paint the surrounding countryside, and their creations will be exhibited at 5 p.m. In the meantime, while they're busy creating, the artists will be sharing their work with the growing number of visitors each year. At the same time, the town's cultural department will provide the children with painting equipment. At the end of the day, prizes will be awarded for the works created during the day.

This summer exhibition, orchestrated by the Culture and Tourism departments of the Intercom Bernay Terres de Normandie, returns under the theme "from tree to page". Discover an artistic journey through nature, a project that combines landscape, architectural and artistic creations, transforming the Beaumesnil landscape into an open-air art gallery. With artist residencies and ephemeral works of art along a 2 km itinerary, the Sentier d'Art invites poetic reflection on our relationship with the environment and art.

L'Atrium, the regional scientific and technical discovery center, offers a variety of fun and educational activities for the whole family. The Atrium regularly organizes guided tours, scientific demonstrations, quizzes and lectures. During school vacations, the museum offers special programs including educational games and planetarium sessions, as well as virtual reality experiences. From February 12, 2024 to October 31, 2025, discover with your family the exhibition "OCEAN, an unusual dive in Normandy".

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The club also has a field dedicated to model airplanes. Aeromodelling is an activity open to all, with no age limit, in a convivial and friendly atmosphere.

At the age of 50, Lorenzo Ciufici has dared to take a new path by devoting himself to painting. An unobtrusive observer, he focuses his gaze on the details of nature, inviting us to explore his imagination. His canvases reveal streaks of rock, agate cuts, fossilized wood and the marks of time. Inspired by his surroundings in Provence and beyond, Lorenzo reveals the beauty of our natural riches through ochre and multicolored tones. His singular technique blends movement and bursts of color, reproducing the places he visits in a metamorphosed way.

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The Bureau d'Art et de Recherche is a cultural association that runs the La Qsp contemporary art gallery in Roubaix. Since 1999, the gallery has been exhibiting regional and international artists, covering different currents in contemporary art such as drawing, sculpture, installation, photography, video and design. Le B.A.R offers exhibitions, performances, readings, art workshops and urban walks to give everyone access to culture. To get there, take metro line 2 to Gare Jean Lebas, or buses^nos. 21, 25 or 27. Parking is also available at Gare Jean Lebas and Musée de La Piscine.

Le Turlutain is a musical instrument store located in Sommerviller. It offers a wide range of products such as programmable card music boxes. The store also offers services such as in-store shopping, drive-through and delivery. The store also offers organ accessories, second-hand instruments, books on mechanical music and mechanical music recordings. Le Turlutain also offers laser-cut plywood for Christmas decorations and presentation accessories. The store emphasizes the quality of its products, notably by using laser cutting for perforated paper and cardboard. Le Turlutain is a must for mechanical music fans in Sommerviller.

Saint-Révérien is a town in the Nièvre region of Burgundy. Lovers of art and antique furniture should not miss a visit to Manu Déco - Manuel Domingues. This cabinetmaking workshop is run by Manuel Domingues, a master craftsman, cabinetmaker, sculptor and decorator. The workshop specializes in restoring antique furniture and objets d'art of all styles and periods. They also carry out art cabinetmaking projects in France and abroad. Their approach to furniture restoration and conservation is based on traditional skills and innovative techniques. They work with respect and integrity to preserve the history and aesthetics of the works entrusted to them. The workshop also offers traditional and historical upholstery repair services for antique seats.

Manaraha is an aromatherapy service located in Cormatin, in the rue de la Filaterie. They produce essential oils, in particular from Madagascar. Cormatin is famous for its 17th-century château, which is a major tourist attraction in the region.

Pascal Rennié's studio in Mongausy is housed in an old barn adjoining a house. Thanks to a large bay window and numerous windows, light floods into this creative space. The space includes a large workroom, a storage area for canvases and other materials, as well as a space dedicated to the exhibition of completed works. A small reading corner, with documentation on other artists who are friends of Pascal Rennié, is the perfect complement to this charming, bright studio, where an inspiring atmosphere reigns.

Every spring or summer, Pussigny streets are invaded by some artists for the Great formats competition. Over the course of the day, you can live in front of the many public works that then remain exposed until September in the streets or some in more unusual places such as the Bretonneau Hospital of Tours. At the end of the day, the public awards its grand prize after exchanges with artists.

2022 welcomes the 41st edition organized by the GAAPA (Groupement d'artisans d'art des Pyrénées-Atlantiques) for this exhibition and sale of numerous art crafts, sculptures, photos, etc. It is the occasion for the visitors to discover the work on wood, stone, glass, textile, leather and metal, among others. All this in an atypical and exceptional setting: the beautiful cloister of the Sainte-Marie de Bayonne cathedral.

Orlinda Lavergne specializes in street art. Stencils, graffiti, posters - the whole range of contemporary urban art is on offer here, and you'll discover many artists, some more famous than others, but always interesting for their artistic approach. The works on display vary frequently, so you'll never tire of coming back, whether to find a painting to hang in your living room or just to stroll around. Numerous events are on offer, as well as off-site exhibitions and international art fairs.

The Centre culturel La Laiterie is a must-see venue in Cadenet. It offers a varied program of exhibitions, conferences, workshops and shows. Open to all, it offers moments of curiosity and sharing. The center has two rooms, a large 103m2 room and a small 30m2 room, which can be rented separately or together. The rooms are fully equipped for cultural events and exhibitions. Parking is available close to the cultural center.