Culture France

The CSC of Etouvie offers, recently, workshops and hip-hop theatre for large and small but not only. The centre recently erected a workshop called "active Retreat" that allows for the elderly to meet for a day that they will have organised themselves.

The association started in 1998, since it has dozens of members, for so many vehicles and five motorcycles. It brings together lovers of old cabins and is at the origin of the European Exhibition Vehicle in Mégacité. For lovers of old cars. The association also organizes every second Sunday of the month at the Parc de la Hotoie a rally where it is possible to see on average some fifty old cars, from the mythical Ferrari brand for example.

The combination of Berber culture (ACB) is an association open to all because of the activities that sets it up and a structure of offices where immigrant population (or original) and French of bouillon meet, mingle, learn to know.

The cultural centre of the University of Burgundy is more than 30 years old! A multidisciplinary space open to young people and culture, it offers, throughout the academic year, a plethoric program: dance and theatre performances, concerts, parties, exhibitions, café-debates, conferences and meetings with artists and scientists as well as artistic workshops, free for all students. In addition to the auditorium, the two exhibition halls and the theatre, the premises also have a small café, a pleasant place for meetings and exchanges! Welcoming, punctuated by numerous and varied activities for all tastes, the Atheneum brings together a vast public all the more aware of the cultural world as the student rates allow as many people as possible to come and be entertained and nourish their spirit. Membership allows you to benefit from preferential rates and to receive the entire cultural programme at home.

Lovers of literature are familiar with the association Les Romanciers nantais, which brings together some thirty authors from the Nantes region who are published by well-known publishers (Actes Sud, Coiffard, Coop Breizh, d'Orbestier, Durand-Peyroles, Flammarion, Gallimard, Joca Seria, Krakoen, l'Atalante, le Petit Pavé, Parigramme, Siloë). Visit the site to follow the events (meetings, novelists' signings, writing contests) and discover some thirty authors through their individual or collective works, such as the ^7th collective collection of short stories, Magie Loire, where the Loire comes to life in quality texts of various literary genres. Or the ^8th collection, Écrits Vins de Nantes, where we drink from the vineyards of Nantes. These collections are published by P'tit Louis.

It's a place where culture has its rightful place. The people of La Rochelle loved Michel Crépeau, and they love the media library named after him. The location is ideal, just a stone's throw from the town center in the Ville en Bois district. There's no doubt that once you step through the doors, you'll enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. On the first floor, there are a few colored armchairs for those who want to read newspapers and magazines, a relaxation area with coffee machine and another for the little ones who can even relax on carpets. A temporary exhibition room is also located here. Higher up, the spaces are ideal for reading and relaxing. In all, almost 200,000 books can be borrowed for an hour or a few weeks. Le Petit Futé invites you to settle down in one of the comfortable armchairs to read, of course, but also to enjoy an idyllic view of the channel and the towers. You can then walk back to the city center, or take the ferry to continue this moment of relaxation. Throughout the year, the media library offers a wide range of free events: readings, story times, film screenings, conferences... From Saturday July 8, the library will be undergoing a year-long energy-efficiency renovation. It will still be possible to borrow from other media libraries with the network card. From October 2, the media library will be present in the Arsenal building at its current opening hours, while the media bus will be parked on the media library forecourt until July 6, 2024.

Discover the Arab world and its cultural riches at the Institut du Monde Arabe, with exhibitions, films, concerts, meetings, debates and activities for children. The museum's collections are divided between Islamic art, ethnography, modern and contemporary art. The building itself (1987) is well worth a look, especially the 240 metal moucharabiehs. There's also a restaurant on the terrace, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Seine, Île Saint-Louis and Notre-Dame, whose reconstruction is nearing completion.

Inaugurated in 1972, the BmL is the largest public library in France, covering more than 27,290^m2 and holding more than 1.8 million documents in its "silo". Children go downstairs to the garden floor, exhibitions are at the entrance, music on the first floor, while the old collections are kept on the fifth floor reserved for researchers. The Culture subscription card gives access to the municipal libraries and the exhibitions of the 6 municipal museums.

Thus far independent, the library of Lomme joined the network of libraries buildings in July 2016. Only the documentary shuttle service is not yet functional, but it will be 2017. It is a great and beautiful library on two floors, with large spaces, a hundred seating places, a 80-seat auditorium, a remarkable press area, a children's area, a cyber space with computer and computer stations, a 20 seats room, with free Wi-Fi and printing service.

The Médiathèque du Marsan was built in an emblematic sector of the city of Mont-de-Marsan, that of the Bosquet barracks and the 6th Parachute Regiment of the Marine Infantry. Exhibitions, conferences, workshops for young and old take place in this place of discovery of glass and steel with an absolutely remarkable architecture. The media library, the^third largest in Aquitaine after Bordeaux and Pau, has some 100,000 books, 12,000 music CDs, 6,000 DVDs and 32 computer stations. Not to mention its 120-seat auditorium.

Thanks to its setting, the BNU lives up to the reputation of the University of Strasbourg. If its collections and catalogue are still as impressive as ever, it is in the working conditions offered to users that the BNU has made great progress: large, quiet and bright rooms, daily and even Sunday opening, extended opening hours. It is not necessary to be a student or researcher to benefit from the services of France's second largest library.

The MACU, as the Amiens say, is the cultural centre of the city. It brings together theatre, music, dance, circus, cinema and painting exhibitions. Schoolchildren will not only watch the show, they will also be able to take part in it: artistic practice or awakening to the performing arts courses are offered. The partnerships with the Conservatoire with regional influence or with the Circus School of Amiens Métropole undeniably bring a guarantee of quality and seriousness to the proposed activities. Ideal for smart family outings: the rich programming for young audiences! Before the shows, you can also sit in the tea room adjoining the lobby. MACU is the meeting place of the International Film Festival which takes place every November and attracts professionals of the seventh art from all over the world.

Les Amis du Vieux Château de Brie-Comte-Robert is an association under the French law of 1901, founded to promote cultural and educational action to safeguard, rehabilitate and enhance the heritage of Brie-Comte-Robert and the surrounding area. Through archaeological digs, archive research and restoration of the château, volunteers have been helping to enhance the monument since 1982. The association organizes workshops, tours and other events open to the public.

Association of ethnological research working on intangible oral heritage, in particular with regard to beliefs. Themes studied by this association founded in 1986: traditional and popular religious forms, beliefs and superstitions, traditional and popular therapeutic, arts, crafts and crafts. Several projects and achievements underway: permanent exhibitions «witchcraft - medicine in Auvergne», continuation and transcription of investigations into beliefs in rural faire

A house that goes back in time and offers 2 permanent exhibitions: the construction techniques of the Roman aqueducts that supplied Lyon with water, and the material used for weaving velvet in western Lyon from 1830 to 1930. With the children, follow the tracks of the local mascots - the IndianAraire - and discover the treasures of the past by solving the enigma (to be downloaded on the site). Panoramic view of the Yzeron valley, Lyon and the Alps.

Housed in the former municipal library, this office-museum is interested in the history of Liévin through all ages: Gallo-roman archaeological discoveries, fossils, panoramas of the mine and models illustrate historical presentations about the evolution of the Artesian-centered Artesian basin.

The Bibliothèque Centrale, also called "la BM" by the people of Touraine, is an impressive building with a green roof on the banks of the Loire. It is a meeting point for heavy readers and the curious, where you will find heritage collections, a fine selection of novels and other art books and comic books, a collection of CDs and DVDs and a children's area. The subscription card allows you to borrow books from all the city's libraries. Conferences, meetings with authors, stories for children, exhibitions... The librarians have no shortage of ideas to bring the place and its treasures to life, including one Sunday afternoon a month, so that culture is part of our daily lives.

With its spectacular arch and monumental door, the José-Cabanis multimedia library is a pleasant place to live, where everyone can find a thousand ways to learn or be entertained. Over 350,000 documents are available on loan in all media: books, national and regional press (no fewer than 190 titles), videos, CDs, DVDs, vinyl, sheet music and even musical instruments! Dedicated areas: games, music, drawing, digital (with 150 workstations). Conversation, DIY and digital initiation workshops, and a reader's club. A rich cultural program: exhibitions, concerts, screenings. There's so much to do and experience in this place of discovery and encounters! Let yourself be tempted!

With a rich and varied contemporary artistic programme throughout the year, the Scène Nationale d'Albi offers original shows and supports artistic creation with the aim of raising awareness of art and culture among all audiences. There is something for everyone, from theatre to ballet, from dance to the art house cinema created with the support of the Centre National de la Cinématographie. Each season it offers nearly 200 performances and conducts more than 50 cultural action projects throughout the Tarn department.

Like an air of the famous Magic Bus, this cartoon that scotchait many children in front of the screens in the 90 s… The Bookmobile, as its name indicates, is a real itinerant library that moves closest to you, in your neighborhood and allows a large audience to enjoy its collections, to travel its imagination and to go to adventure through numerous novels, albums, documentary books or CD. These are available for children and adults for a period of 30 days. 9 neighbourhoods are served one to four times a month. To borrow a book, simply take a subscription and submit your card card each time. So take advantage of the card in hand, Le will be your compass to let your mind travel!

The area of the Seven Deniers, the Job space is a place for turbulent history. Historically, this building, called the "flagship", housed the Job cigarette paper factory. Remaining unaffected for ten years, he was promised destruction. But it was not counting on the mobilization of neighboring associations, who fought to do what it became: a place open to all that now houses a swimming pool, a theater and cultural activities. Three structures are resident there: the MJC of Twin Bridges, the Music 'Halle Associative Music School and the association of neighborhood 7 animated, offering local animations, workshops for children and adults (choir, aquagym, theater, writing…) and activities around shared gardens. The Job space is also the meeting place of the Job group, which brings together the dozen associations responsible for its creation and today organizes meetings, debates, Republican balls, projections, amateur scenes…

Located right in the center of town, a stone's throw from Les Halles, this media library is housed in a huge four-storey building. Each level is equipped with reading lights, small lounges, tables... and is dedicated to children and teenagers, human and social sciences, Béarn and Aquitaine, literature... It's a bright, modern cultural center. Digital readers can be borrowed or consulted on site. Internet access provides access to numerous press nuggets. Plus: a 200 m² exhibition room and a 120-seat auditorium.

Because even in holidays, spend a moment reading, looking for magazines is a special moment, after days to explore streets and beaches… Le Petit Smart recommends this beautiful library in the heart of the city. We rarely think about it, but these places are also open to visitors! More than 4000 m 2 of space dedicated to adult and youth reading, an expo room, multimedia, art literature, everything is planned to inform you and to grow your way. A kiosk, well filled, offers newspapers and magazines of all kinds, recently released; It's convenient and nice to be able to read the newspaper in a good armchair, (without having bought it… and yes… it's the crisis…) after you have done the tour of the city or when it rains. The young, certainly, will come up during this time, on the floor, in the last comics. But… chut! We speak low voices in the library, so as not to inconvenience others, that is imperative.

Located on two floors of a building combining concrete and glass, this media library offers clear and clear spaces. More than 50,000 documents (books, magazines, BD, CD, DVD, partitions) are lent or can be consulted on site. For science and technology farus, a space is dedicated to it with almost 7,000 documents. But the media also offers other services: home loan, handy document boxes, lockers and Internet access to subscribers. We also love the dynamism of the team with animations, exhibitions and meetings organized throughout the year for children, young people and adults. And proof of this dynamism: on-site consultation of the electronic book. A warm and smiling welcome to grow and relax.

ARDHIS, a mixed-sex association, fights to defend the right to live in France of foreign homosexuals and trans people, whether they are living in a couple with a French national or a foreigner, or have fled a country where homosexuality is repressed. Many LGBT nationals come from countries where the simple fact of being gay jeopardizes their freedom or their lives. The association takes part in the fight against any discrimination linked to sexual, political, racial or religious orientation. Today, the association has over 300 members.

Brive's Centre Culturel et de Loisirs offers a variety of cultural and leisure activities for residents and visitors to the city. The Centre Culturel et de Loisirs de Brive is the ideal place to discover the city's cultural life and take part in a wide range of activities.

Callac offers a wide range of outings and events. Callac and the surrounding area offer a wide range of experiences, from canoeing and kayaking to guided tours, concerts and local farmers' markets.

The setting is absolutely suitable for culture, since you are at the castle Harcourt, heritage châtelleraudais 15th, its 50,000 documents in the form of books, CD, CD-ROM, sound recordings divided into three rooms are available for hire. Other possibilities: interlibrary loans, corner burlesque, consultation of 65 6 magazines and newspapers, Internet, funds old, microfiches players and microfilm, photocopier, etc. the consultation on site is completely free. You can also find a photocopier, and Internet access. A quiet location, a few activities on different themes of culture.

This museum space held by a passionate association presents a s train site that will delight those nostalgic for these trains, and will surprise their children. The restored bridge bridge is the highlight of the visit.

The Louis-Aragon Library is the main library of the city. Inaugurated in the 19th century, it is one of the oldest in France. You can find just about anything you are looking for, from novels to encyclopaedias, dictionaries to magazines. The library also has an Image and Sound area where film lovers can watch films free of charge, audio terminals to listen to the CD collections on offer on the premises, and wifi access. Icing on the cake: for the inhabitants of Amiens metropolis, registration is entirely free.

Coupled with the entrance of the ramparts, it gives all information about the city and services, as well as information for the yellow train.

This archaeological association of the Rempart union organizes every year in July and August of the volunteer workshops. Educational activities for schools and leisure centres.

The youth, disco and multimedia sector on Wednesday and Saturday at the same time, Tuesday and Friday only in the afternoon. In summer the library opens on Wednesday, Friday afternoon and Saturday.

This formula allows to visit more and spend less, and gives access to several sites: The Caesar Tower, the Grange at the tithes, the Suterres and the museum. It also offers preferential rates on shows, Small Train and Roseraie. The Provins Pass is valid for a year if you do not have time to visit everything on the same day - on the other hand, the shows, the Roseraie and the Petit Train are to be made on the day of purchase. Rates *: adults 12 €, children from 5 to 12 years old 8.50 €. The Family Pass, 2 adults and their children from 5 to 12, costs € 35.50. * No sale of Pass at Provins Medieval, Harvest Day, Heritage Days.

This media library specializes in the arts. In total, it contains over 73,000 documents: books, magazines, CDs, recorded texts and DVDs on dance, theater, film and the visual arts, as well as a local collection on Val Maubuée and Seine-et-Marne. By registering with the library, you will also be able to borrow documents free of charge from other libraries in Val Maubuée towns.

Rich in 16 000 documents, its thematic fund focuses on painting, from mural painting to contemporary painting through Impressionism.

With some 10 000 documents, this library has developed a musical thematic fund of 3 800 documents in which all genres are represented.

Inaugurated in 2006, this library is located in the Cultural Centre of Ferme Corsange. With some 12 000 documents - books, cds, cassettes, dvds and cd-books - it includes, in addition, 70 press titles, 3 multimedia posts, 2 access posts for the computer catalogue, 1 of which are accessible to the wrong and non-sighted, 1 DVD consultation post. It also has a thematic fund dedicated to the film adaptation of literary works.

Designed by the architects Paul Chemetov and Borja Huidobro, the library whose work began in April 2004 opened its doors at the 2007 Heritage Days in the heart of the urban centre, between the RER RER station and the university centre of the Val d'Europe. In addition to its very important fund, it is set up for the comfort of blind and visually impaired with access to the collections of the library library using specific software - speech synthesis, Braille printing. It is also the place of learning and languages with the tools necessary for initiation and upgrading in essential knowledge - French and foreign languages, mathematics… - using innovative software. A 120-seat auditorium and 12 multimedia consultation stations complete this equipment.

Located in the Priory's cultural centre, the Médiathèque library has a general fund of 16 000 documents: books, books-cassettes, cds… of 4 500 journals - 85 press titles - and 4 multimedia consultation posts, and above all an important thematic fund devoted to the youth image book. In the footsteps of Jean de Brunhoff and his Babar character born in Chessy, 2 300 image albums tell in colour the history of this particular narrative mode in youth literature.

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This beautiful 4,000 m² space, spread over five levels, offers four different sections: youth, adults, studies and heritage. In all, it contains some 120,000 documents. The ancient collection is particularly noteworthy: incunabula, autograph letters by Bossuet, illuminated manuscripts such as the ^13th-century Roman de Renart. In short, an ideal place for those wishing to deepen their knowledge of Meaux's history before or after their visit! A second media library, the smaller Chenonceau media library, is located in the Espace Caravelle.

Located at the Hotel Marquelet de la Noue, a th and th century building.

On the Picasso Square, the Tower of Spain hosts a small local archaeological museum. A significant part of the heritage of Vallespir is constantly exposed: funeral ballot, prehistoric pottery, jewelry and a faithful reconstitution of a necropolis and a dolmen. In the reception room, temporary thematic exhibitions present unpublished collections. Playful and informative, this small museum is a place to discover as a family, videos show prehistory in the region and workshops for children are regularly organized there. The city visits are assured by Gilles who will tell you more about the little stories than the big, you will spend an excellent moment.

Housed in the Hôtel de Lamoignon, which alone is worth a visit, the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris (BHVP) houses a collection of over a million documents on the history of the capital and the Ile-de-France region, including manuscripts, old maps, drawings, postcards and photographs from the ^16th century to the present day. The archives of Parisian families, autographs, scholarly papers, topographical documents, archaeological surveys, correspondence of famous men and manuscripts preserved in the library are remarkable. Among the most precious documents are some of Voltaire's correspondence, manuscripts by Michelet, Flaubert's notebooks and the manuscript of his Education sentimentale. The BHVP is designed for researchers, but also for anyone with a passion for the destiny of the most beautiful city in the world! Consultation is on site only, after free registration and presentation of proof of identity and a photo. The Renaissance-style building, which is well worth a visit in any case, also hosts exhibitions on Paris. All in all, it's a place where you can get caught up in the discoveries and readings, and one that every Paris lover, and indeed every curious person, should discover at least once. And don't forget that the library is open from 10am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday: plenty of time for a moment out of time!

In an artistic complementarity in the city of Rennes, the Le Ponant, present in the local cultural landscape since 2000, offers music, dance or even one-man shows that attract an ever more audience. For the 2011-2012 season, no fewer than 35 performances will come to animate this dynamic site. The festival "La Semaine des Arts", which takes place in November, has become an invaluable rendezvous for the Pacéens. This equipment is at the top: a modular room can accommodate up to 1 380 people; 100 to 590 in amphitheatre, from 50 to 448 for seated meals and 50 to 800 for a standing cocktail. A large hall, a bar and a cloakroom are available, a fully equipped kitchen allows the services of a caterer for seminars or any other business or cultural meeting. A 10-minute drive from Rennes, Le Ponant has made his reputation as a high-quality programming room for both the public and artists.

Tobacco, press, lottery, gifts, an ideal location just a few dozen metres from the abbey and its parking and near the avenue de la gare. This is a reason enough to explain that the Le Cortes drains a crowd of people, employees, high school students, or revenant from Clermont-Ferrand, tourists visiting Saint-Austremoine… not to mention the attendance of Saturday morning, the market day. But the real reasons for this success are undoubtedly the kindness and availability never of the owners… and for nearly fifteen years.

Gifts, tobacco, newspapers including a good choice of foreign newspapers.

Now the evening of the show the normal fare is applied systematically at the box box, except the Free Pass card. Book three shows to benefit from the subscription rate.