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Born of a desire to share the interesting life of our city and itssurroundings, STEMP Magazine offers you the information you need every two months: culture, fashion, events, tourism, architecture, people, going out... Positive, generous information. In each issue, editor-in-chief Eric Viou and his team bring you an encounter with two "expatriates" from our region whose professional activity deserves to be recognized, a feature on fashion trends, portraits, interviews, cultural and tourist reports, news, tourist discoveries and also all the festive and eventful life of Saint-Etienne. The aim of STEMP magazine is to communicate the energy and know-how of our region.

At the beginning of the month, it shows its nose everywhere in town on dedicated displays. Originally, as its name indicates, it was a weekly magazine, but it soon became a monthly publication. Today, it is a precious bible that lists all the events of the month in the department, day by day, all in sections: sports and leisure, outings, exhibitions and young people. And if you don't have the paper version, all its content is available online, with the possibility of posting your ad for free.

It's a ritual. Every morning, everyone fetches the newspaper from their letterbox and opens it with a bowl of coffee. Some go for the news or the national pages. For us, it's all about finding out what's going on in our department. Political, social, cultural, town planning, business, community life... there's something for everyone! La NR, like Centre Presse (part of the same group), gives a voice to those involved in local life. For real-time news, visit our website or mobile app.

The only daily newspaper in the region, Le Parisien, founded in 1944, covers all the latest news, as well as politics, the economy, news and sports... With specific sections for the Ile-de-France departments, the local news can be read from the pages of an inside section with the latest news, news from the towns and echoes from the countryside, and sports throughout the department. We finish the reading with leisure activities. The website distills live news and ongoing information.

Sud-Ouest has been present in eight départements since 1944, with a readership of 1.3 million, and publishes four editions in the Charente-Maritime region (La Rochelle/Ile de Ré, Saintes/Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Rochefort and Royan/Jonzac). The paper devotes part of its pages to international and national news, but above all reports on local news. The daily is available every day of the week, with supplements on cars, property, ads, jobs and training, and sports. In summer, the free guide supplement to the two Charentes regions includes a diary of festivals and events...

Here's a magazine that many readers look forward to. At the start of each season, La Rochelle Madame is unveiled, and it's true that its format and the quality of its paper make you want to leaf through it. And what's more, it's free! When you open it, you'll discover a wealth of information: a selection of books, beauty ideas and fashion inspirations... But Ludovic Joubert, creator of La Rochelle-Madame, also offers articles on fashion, decorating inspiration and even a travel diary and a few cooking recipes!

Agriculture Horizons became Horizons Nord-Pas de Calais. Taken by just over 14 000 copies, this weekly magazine for a targeted readership provides a lot of information on agricultural news. In the interest of addressing a broad audience, the editorial process deals with issues that can better understand agriculture, nature and rural society. This hebdo offers a "ads" entry to find, among other things, cheap agricultural equipment.

It is the free bi-monthly magazine of the Departmental Council of the Somme. You will find information on initiatives, news, escapades, culture but also in-depth features such as the "Rencontre" which highlights a personality. The colourful and modern layout of the newspaper and the large space devoted to photos make it a very nice and pleasant magazine to leaf through. You will find it in various public places and on the website of the Departmental Council in digital version, or receive it at home!

Since early 2010, Top Ads has completely reviewed its model and headings. This free weekly release every Monday gives us all the little ads of individuals like professionals in the fields of automobile, real estate, employment and services, but new items such as the agenda, the web page or the shopping section "new and cheap" are appearing and are very interesting. You will also find the magazine online on the website.

The monthly chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of Amiens deals with the economic news of the Somme. It is very interesting to read, particularly to keep up to date on the news of the local businesses. In addition, it happens that the drafting offers well-documented and well-documented series of practical information. Distributed to companies and available to CCI, everyone can request to receive it. It is also available and/or downloadable on the CCI website.

For over 30 years,Le Mag de l'Immo has been the benchmark for real estate advertising in the Côte-d'Or. It provides instant, practical access to the Côte-d'Or real estate market. With a print run of 25,000 copies and 16 issues a year, it reflects the latest developments on the website where it can be consulted. You'll find sales and rental offers from agencies, as well as programs from developers and builders. You'll also be interested in the "Words from the Experts" section, the decorating section and the selection of trendy products from Dijon's retailers.

The telegram is one of the two most common newspapers in the Brittany region. The editions are local and cover all the events in your town, the department and national. It is published daily. You will find the national front page, announcements, interviews with local actors, news about sports, local associations, games, weather, death notices, the last page is devoted to a portrait. You will find it in all the places of presses, tobacconists... The best way to stay informed!

Distributed throughout the region and created in 1944, Paris-Normandy remains the (paid) daily newspaper of reference for information about the region and its inhabitants, thanks to its many journalists present throughout the region. Numerous reports, investigations and portraits are among the forty or so pages dedicated to regional, departmental and ultra-local news. In addition to the "news" sections, you will also find "sports", "leisure" and "news" sections. You can subscribe to the web version as well as to the paper version.

Le Mag, a free monthly magazine launched by the Metropole Rouen Normandie to accompany its own creation, keeps you informed about the news in the 71 communes of the agglomeration, through reports, portraits and factual articles on culture, housing, transport, developments, outings and major projects. Each month, the president writes an editorial on the political and economic agenda of the Metropolis. Well designed, this "mag" arrives directly in your mailbox! Take the time to leaf through it, you'll find lots of useful information.

Monthly magazine for travel and knowledge of the world. Photo albums, travel diaries, investigations and photo reports have been captivating readers since 1979. GEO exists in both digital and print versions. The quality of its journalistic approach and photographic work make it a reference title for over 4 million French people. The content of the website is just as rich. The video section, divided into "travel", "adventure", "environment" and "history" themes, provides an interesting look at the subjects covered.

Le Républicain Lorrain is deeply rooted in the region, right down to the smallest village. It is considered the largest circulation newspaper in Lorraine. Every day, it reports the latest news from Metz, the surrounding area and the surrounding communes. Almost every town (7 editorial offices in the département) has its own edition, and special sections (sports, nightlife, TV) are added every day. There are also daily inserts listing things to do in Metz and the surrounding area, providing a wealth of daily ideas.

The goal of this local satirical newspaper? To encourage debate on political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues. All subjects and opinions are represented. Thus, each month Le Ravi tests incognito a municipal council in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, scrutinizes local life in large cities as well as in small villages, and sketches media personalities in its "heavyweight" portraits. Numerous satirical and humorous drawings by its artists. Don't hesitate to support this associative newspaper with donations!

The most widely read newspaper in the Sarthe department, and the regional reference. An expert in local news, it doesn't miss a single news item or event, thanks to the vigilance of its journalists. This daily keeps town and village dwellers up to date with news from their region - and in full color, if you please! With its lively and pleasant editorial staff, Le Maine Libre is also accessible online, where its articles are available, some free and others by subscription, on a website combined with that of the newspaper Ouest-France. In short, a newspaper that's been keeping you informed since 1944.

Dating back to 1959, this magazine is the oldest departmental periodical in France. Published by volunteers from the "Association culturelle et touristique du Mans et de la Région", it is available from bookshops and newsagents, but is only distributed in the Sarthe region. It is an essential record of the local history, heritage and culture of Le Mans and its region. The articles are written by amateur historians, enthusiasts and recognized scholars, guaranteeing a high-quality magazine.

If it is the smallest in terms of pagination, it is not the least of the news papers:La Montagne offers the essential of the news of Bagnères-de-Bigorre and Tarbes. Every Friday, you can find the highlights of the week as well as portraits and various micro-local subjects. Its speciality remains the legal and judicial announcements. Sold in the points of sale of press. For any subscription, contact the management.

The website of LGBT news, including a large part of the video, created by the old Stubborn. Society (culture and leisure, web magazine, video buzz, opinions and debates, outings, people, television, HIV: very well updated and complete.

Bimonthly gay magazine available on newsstands and on several Internet sites, containing many portfolios, community topics, trend headings, Up & Down, fashion review, cinema, music, horoscope, DVD.

" Gayfrance, the best choice to meet the guys in your region. Chat One 2 One, profiles, P.A., all the tools to make the net your everyday playground! Gayfrance is the gay chat, meeting and dialogue site throughout France and all the regions in the service of gay and bisexual people looking for a partner for one night or for a lifetime. Present since 1987 on the gay meeting sector with the 3615 MEC minitel code, Gayfrance has the credo to offer its visitors more efficient services, focusing above all on simplicity of use, confidentiality and accessibility. Registrants can download their personal photos, choose to make them accessible to all or only members, keep in memory their contacts as well as the history of their private conversations, put online their personal page or small ads or configure their preferred search criteria.

With its various predefined lists and the user's choice, and thanks to its many functions for ever more comfort and ease of use, Gayfrance is the invaluable experience of a gay team in the service of its thousands of subscribers and the assurance of fast and efficient contact between men, both in the province and in Paris! '»»»»

Urban, trendy and informative, Lorraine Magazine is the essential magazine to discover your region! This free fortnightly magazine, distributed in more than 800 outlets, is divided into three editorial areas: regional news; more occasional sections on sport, beauty, shopping, health and gastronomy; and leisure pages with games. The website offers easy-to-read articles, an electronic subscription and an agenda allowing everyone to propose events.

Moto Station is an exhaustive site on motorcycles. In addition to its extensive news, it publishes several magazines, including Moto Revue , which appears every month. The new machines are screened, regularly tested and compared to their main competitors. National and international motorcycle sport is widely covered. Finally, many pages are devoted to "consumer" files and technical advice. Other magazines are published, such as Moto Revue Classic which appears every two months and deals with classic and vintage motorcycles.

Since 1992, Walks is the magazine for hikers, where you can find all the good ideas "trekking" across the Hexagon and the world, but still tips and tricks to not stay on the edge of the road. Six numbers per year to take pleasure in the seasons in the most beautiful sites, maps and photos in support. Topos, reports, material testing… and on the internet site an online shop where you find books, Dvds and old numbers of this magazine indispensable to hikers.

Moto Magazine offers comprehensive tests, comparisons and consumer reports. Note that this monthly magazine is not neutral in its positions, as it is affiliated to the FFMC. Its website is packed with tourist information and keeps you up to date with the latest motorcycle news. Every year, a special Tourism issue features motorcycle escapades all over France.

For more than 10 years now, the Road Trip Magazine team has been inviting its readers to escape every two months with reports on destinations in France and abroad. The magazine skilfully mixes the themes of travel and motorcycling with cultural, historical and gastronomic interludes, as well as addresses, practical advice and good tips for preparing your trip. The content allows you to travel literally and figuratively, and the illustrations are of excellent quality.

Le Dauphiné Libéré is a regional daily newspaper in the Alps that has been able to modernize and adapt to new technologies to stay connected to local and national news, both in its paper version and digitally with its newsletter and its tablet and mobile apps, easy to use and very responsive. Born at the liberation thanks to former resistance fighters,in 1945 in Grenoble, for over 70 years the Dauphiné libéréhas been on all fronts with diversified columns aimed at the general publicand covers five local daily editions.

Created in 1945 in Haute-Savoie, L'Essor Savoyard is part of the Le Messager group, whose headquarters are in Thonon-les-Bains. L'Essor Savoyard has two Thursday editions - one in Haute-Savoie and one in Savoie - which can be found on newsstands and in digital format. With a circulation of more than 5,000 copies, the newspaper summarizes the week's news and provides in-depth coverage of local issues, from politics to justice, including cultural pages. We like the exhaustive agenda of the week's events and outings. A must-read.

We love Paris for its richness, diversity and exceptional addresses, but also for its treasures! And Vivre Paris understands this! This upmarket magazine has chosen to focus on lovers of the capital and those who want to make the city their own. It provides ideas for outings, covers the latest news and presents unusual places, and all the latest trends are highlighted, with smart tips frequently posted online. Gastronomy, sports, health, fashion, exhibitions, general information, culture... there's something for everyone!

Terre de vins is the reference monthly magazine on everything that revolves around wine: art of living, gastronomy and wine, of course! Since 1999, through the pages, we have been discovering all the latest news in the world of wine, buying tips, tasting assistance, the best food and wine pairings, all the best addresses in the vineyard, all the events and shows for wine lovers. Intended for the general public and professionals alike, this magazine offers meetings, discoveries and walks in the heart of the vineyards, which can also be found on its very beautiful website. Terre de vins guides its readers thanks to the collaboration of prestigious columnists, a jury of professionals for the tasting book and specialized journalists for the reports. A must have!

The Revue du vin de France is a reference magazine on wine created in 1927 and publishes every year a guide to the best wines in France - the bible, to put it simply. This monthly magazine provides you with advice on how to choose and buy good wines at the best price, the mythical great wines that make you dream, but also the good wines at low prices and the best quality/price ratios of the vineyard, the good deals and the best addresses of winegrowers, wine shops and restaurants. The wealth of its collaborators, advice and findings has shaped a magazine that is an authority in the wine trade press. The RVF deploys its know-how through its guides, special edition and on its new website.

The guide to your cultural activities: concerts, theater, dance, expos, movies. Excursions in Marseille, Aix-en-Provence, Martigues, Istres, Aubagne, Toulon, La Ciotat, Arles, Avignon in paper and on the web. An unavoidable one!

Bretagne magazine has existed for more than twenty years now. This beautiful publication highlights the landscapes, traditions, the great and small stories of the region. Whether they deal with rural or maritime Brittany, the magazine's reports and portraits are always illustrated with beautiful photos. A beautiful dive into this rich territory, with this bimonthly that speaks as much to new tourists as to local Bretons. Don't miss the gourmet or cultural recommendations: the choice is always right!

This is THE website for the art of living through the seasons. Entirely dedicated to fine dining and good food, it proves that it's possible to cook simply, beautifully and well. A real gastronomic challenge! And it's all thanks to the chefs who contribute to the site, sharing their know-how and recipes and proposing seasonal menus. Arts & Gastronomie also includes news, trends, decorating ideas, current events and interviews with the great chefs who make us dream.

A bilingual French-Spanish bimonthly socio-cultural magazine, El Café Latino aims to present all Latin American countries in Europe through their culture, geography and history. Cultural ambassador to Europe of the "New World". El Café Latino aims to inspire those who know little about the continent to discover it. Much appreciated by Latin Americans living in Europe, El Café Latino is also appreciated by French readers, who find everything they need to know about Latin America.

Pierre Psaltis is a big name, a benchmark, one of those "who make Marseille" according to a recent ranking published in the press. A food journalist since 1997, he founded his media outlet Le Grand Pastis in 2014, which over the years has become a benchmark for culinary criticism and good food tips. With his in-depth knowledge of Marseille's gastronomic scene and new addresses constantly being revealed, being listed on Le Grand Pastis is a token of recognition for those lucky enough to have it. Pierre Psaltis shares his favorites and encounters on the 88.8 radio station. He regularly takes part in major events in Marseille, always generous and talkative.

A free magazine on the Second World War, downloadable in PDF format or available for consultation directly online, Histomag 39-45 has evolved over more than ten years to become an internationally known and recognized magazine to which professional historians regularly contribute. Totally free of charge and designed by a team of volunteers, Histomag 39-45 is now published sporadically. On the other hand, the website has many resources to document this period of history which has not yet revealed everything about itself.

This free monthly "correctly incorrect magazine" is city news for the young and trendy, with a calendar of good deals, album and book reviews, offbeat interviews and a chronicle of "stupid deaths", where we learn, for example, that a guy was murdered "using a toilet seat". ZAP, it's targeted, it's well done, and it's been around for years! The monthly City-News has its own free mobile app. "Niouzes", good spots, trends, good sound, diary, street looks, bad polls, it's all here! After winning over the people of Clermont-Ferrand, the magazine went on to win over the Centre France group, which acquired it last year.

Children do not live in a bubble: like adults, they are subjected to an uninterrupted flow of information and often wonder what they hear in schoolyards or see on television. Launched in 2016 in Clermont-Ferrand, Albert answers children's questions by deciphering the daily news at their level. Albert takes the time to focus on major themes and develop them, so that a child understands all the issues involved in a subject. Each issue has four main pages with various themes: politics, society, culture, science and history. The layout has been designed to make it easier to read.

Following the success of Femmes en Bourgogne, its publisher 3 Mai Média has followed up with Monsieur en Bourgogne. In the form of a biannual, this top-of-the-range magazine (free of charge, and distributed at over 2900 outlets) covers all aspects of the region's male population. Fashion, well-being, sport, cooking, economics, social issues... All with a very large print run (60,000 copies per issue). We also recommend a visit to monsieurenbourgogne.com, where you can consult back issues.

Japan Magazine is THE quarterly to know everything about Japan! This magazine presents many aspects of Japanese culture: art and crafts, history, heritage, gastronomy, society and daily life, festivities... To make you discover Japan in all its diversity, between history and futurism, such is the goal of this magazine. The issues can also propose ideas for travel on the spot (focus on a city, roadtrip, organization of visits...), interviews, kanji learning, recipes...

This bimonthly magazine aims to shed new light on the major events in history. Each issue is devoted to a particular theme with in-depth reports and explanatory maps. The aim is to be as clear and educational as possible so that everyone understands, as its title states loud and clear. Its special issues focus on a period of history, current geopolitics, the relationship with religion and many other fascinating themes. Comprendre l'Histoire bridges the gap between eras.

Founded in 1944, Ouest-France has become the largest daily press circulation in France. With nearly 800,000 copies distributed each day in France, it outstrips its Parisian and national competitors. It is present in 14 departments in Brittany, Basse-Normandie and Pays de la Loire and offers no less than 52 different local editions, including Angers, to suit its readership and its geographical location. The newspaper is divided into three thematic sections (news, the magazine and sports).

Very graphic, visual and well laid out, Colmar Mag is a paper magazine supported by an app that allows it to be consulted on tablets and smartphones. It's nothing to sneeze at, but when it comes to news and in-depth information about Colmar and its surrounding area, you can now get information in 2.0 mode. Colmar Mag has the merit of digging deep into its thematic furrow with each edition. Featuring news, reports and analysis, this publication highlights subjects of primary interest to Colmarians of all ages and interests. Green heritage, sport in all its forms, culture, historical heritage and other interesting topics.

This is a magazine that bears his name well. Terre de Provence is a real invitation to discover this colourful region. It must be said that the editorial staff does not spare its travels, its investigations and its research to find rare pearls and unforgettable little corners.
Good addresses, restaurants, cultural and gastronomic walks, timeless places... the ideas for your next holiday are already in the pages of the magazine. Note that the editorial team also produces other editions: Terre des Alpes, Terre de Corse, Terre de Bretagne...