Bimonthly press France

Since 1990, Alpes Magazine has been sharing with its readers a boundless passion for the Alps and the mountains. More than 200 issues and special editions, thousands of pages, texts and photos. Dedicated to the Alpine territories, each issue ofAlpes Magazine offers us magnificent nuggets, sometimes unknown, and reveals the historical, heritage, cultural but also sporting secrets, etc., of a region which, summer and winter alike, has known how to renew itself in order to meet the needs of the tourists who are increasingly fond of the destination.

Created in the autumn of 1987 by Guy Pautis, one of the pioneers of the regional magazine press, Dire Lot is a bimonthly now run by Vincent Besserve, who took over the magazine in 2011. A magazine that promotes the heritage of the Lot. The subjects are varied and always treated with a singular eye. Economic, political, cultural, heritage, gastronomic or environmental life, Dire Lot aims to approach the Lot in all its diversity. Dire Lot publishes several special editions per year. An internet version is now online.

To know everything, to know everything but above all to be well informed, that is the leitmotiv of Ramdam magazine, a bi-monthly publication dedicated to all cultures and their programming in your region. Several sections keep you informed of the cultural calendar and can also be consulted online... Dance, circus, classical, music, theatre, festivals, young audiences, literary competitions, signing... Everything, everything, you'll know everything... thanks to the journalists who make up the editorial team and who share with you their passions and their latest favourites. You won't be able to say that you weren't informed otherwise... it's going to be one of those shindigs!

Famosa means "famous, reputed" in Occitan and has been winking at women who dare since 2013, and it's still here in a complicated context for the print media. The title has become part of a local press group and continues to honor women linked to the Périgord, whether from here or elsewhere, famous or anonymous. The magazine follows them in their associative, sporting, cultural, business, social and historical lives. This bimonthly is available in the Dordogne, and by subscription.

Every two months, À Toulouse, the magazine published in booklet format by the Toulouse municipality and dedicated to its inhabitants, is published. It is the proximity magazine par excellence. In about forty illustrated and well-documented pages, you can follow the news in terms of culture, town planning, renovation, and upcoming projects. Neighbourhood life is not forgotten, one page is entirely devoted to each of them and helps you to feel, more than ever, Toulousain! Every year, in early autumn, a special edition is published presenting the cultural programme for the coming season. Practical: you will find it in your mailbox.

Distributed free of charge in mailboxes throughout the Department, it is funded 100% by the Departmental Council of the Pyrenees-Orientales. The Republic's Catalan Accent is published at over 190,000 copies. The articles of the magazine deal with all the areas of intervention of the Departmental Council of the Pyrenees-Orientales within our Department: solidarity, health, the network of departmental roads, transport, development, heritage, environment, colleges, tourism, etc. A double page on Catalan culture focuses on the Catalan identity of the Pyrenees-Orientales with its translation into Catalan, allowing you to familiarize yourself with the language of the region. You will also find all the department's actus and a page dedicated to sport. For history and nature buffs, do not miss the fact sheets and heritage that will take you to discover the beautiful Catalan country.

Launched in 2012 by the François Sommer Foundation and Éditions Glénat, Billebaude is a magazine of exploration and reflection on the representations of nature. Thanks to the contributions of journalists, artists and researchers addressing a theme around an animal or nature. Each issue links the worlds of research, art and environmental management and is accompanied by a series of conferences and meetings at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature.

TopGear magazine is a bi-monthly magazine derived from the famous British TV show "TopGear" on BBC Worldwide. In this magazine, readers can follow all the latest news on sports cars, supercars and exceptional cars. The magazine features test drives and focuses on models, illustrated with numerous photos. A captivating magazine, in the same spirit as the show. Indispensable for fans of the show and to know everything about modern sports cars, mythical cars and supercars.

Live the Pyrenees all year round with Pyrenees Magazine! In each issue, the editorial staff takes you with passion to the heart of the Pyrenees, to meet what makes its unique character! From the Basque country to the Cathar country, Pyrenees Magazine invites you to travel and discover!

Novo is a free fortnightly cultural magazine distributed throughout the Grand Est region. It features subjects and encounters, opens its pages to artists, writers, photographers and illustrators, and provides a non-exhaustive overview of regional cultural news... The magazine likes to steer clear of pure news, to take an inquisitive and inspired look at those involved in cultural life. Novo can be read online on the website, or in hard copy for the nostalgic. Available in all regional cultural centers or by subscription. In short, a must-have!