Cultural associations France

To promote the architectural heritage created by the numerous washing machines installed on the river, this association proposes to discover them during walks.

For 30 years this year, Espace Mendès France has seized the current social topics to highlight them with audiences of all ages through exhibitions, conferences, round tables, shows and workshops. His challenge: popularize scientific research to make it accessible to all and put it in a local contact. Hundreds of events are offered every year. Dive into the program. It is dense. Exhibitions are often visited. Designed for all ages, they allow to manipulate and experiment to better understand. Within the EMF, dedicated to digital creation, the Multiple Place offers shows and workshops. Let's do experiments!

The city centre has a beautiful medieval appearance with narrow streets. Half-timbered houses and special hotels are well restored and the former baronnie of Anjou can take advantage of a certain character, made of stone, slate and wood.

This is in the heart of the old Vicomté of Ventadour, in B, the centre of discovery of the Middle Ages. Set in a 400 th century mansion, next to the Marchadial square, the centre offers an exhibition area of more than m ². It is a cheerful, playful and surprising tool for valuing local historic heritage. The general idea is to discover the Middle Ages by following the footsteps of the famous Troubadour De De, a child of the country, who lived more than 800 years ago in the Vicomté de. To do this, the visitor is immersed in a medieval visual and visual atmosphere where he is offered pedagogical approaches to art, crafts, poetry and music of the troubadours. In the third millennium, it is an invitation to the dream and culture of the Middle Ages. To be completely in the atmosphere, you can also afford a medieval day with a visit to the centre, the city, a workshop and a period meal. The centre also organizes interactive workshops for outreach to the medieval arts: enamel, enluminure on parchment, heraldic, music, calligraphy and costume in the attic under a superb structure. These open-to-all animations are made on reservation. To close your visit, a place at the shop shop allows you to discover very specialized works on the Middle Ages.

The association Lecture en Tête is a benchmark for the promotion of contemporary literature in Laval and France. Since 1992, it has organized the Festival du Premier Roman, which spotlights young literary talent. But Lecture en Tête doesn't stop there, offering meetings with authors throughout the year as part of its literary season. The association is also behind a writing residency in Mayenne and the Prix Littéraire du 2e roman. In short, Lecture en Tête provides access to the diversity of today's literature.

Edible, medicinal, domestic or magic plants are all conductors that unite man and the plant and allow for an introduction to the original and user-friendly, sensory, playful and sociological. Nature exits take you one in two, in the afternoon, from 13 h to 18 h in the discovery of wild wild plants. A guided walk followed by a wild plant tasting. Monthly animations take place on a Saturday or Sunday on a specific theme with the participation of a specialist. A nice association that deserves to be highlighted (see their site…).

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 fabulous adventure of the chasselas de thomery in 2017 and the church of thomery in 2016. What is this information going with?

The Pavillon du Tourisme de Serrières is a tourist office located in the heart of the typical Rhône Valley village of Serrières. Open only during the summer months, it offers visitors advice on what to do in the Annonay and Rhône Valley region. The lodge has a parking lot and sells fishing cards. Staff speak French and English, making it easy to communicate with foreign tourists.

The small village of Saint-Cirgues-en-Montagne houses one of the smallest colleges in France, which strengthens its traditional position as a crossroads of this part of the Ardéchoise Mountain. The fairs were once famous. Like many villages, Saint-Cirgues originates from a castle in ruins, the castle of Des, visible from the The road. Then, as the saying says, «a city is a castle that prospered», the village developed along the river. It must be said that Saint-Cirgues was then located in the extension of the main road at the time: that which comes from Montpezat by the Pal coast. This lost importance during the creation of the road from Mayres in the th century, Saint-Cirgues nearly recovered it via the train: the Roux motor tunnel is the vestige of this project of a Aubenas rail link - Le Puy via Saint-Cirgues. The church of Saint-Cirgues-en-Montagne built around 1050 is a beautiful Romanesque church that you can visit. In particular, it has one of the most magnificent peigne towers of the religious architecture of the ardéchois plateau.

Who said there were no trains in Ardèche? In line with the famous Mastrou, an association revived the Railcar-Lignon tourist Line, resulting from the Réseau railway network which formerly linked the Rhone to the Loire, crossing the Velllave plateau. Closed in 1968, 2 sections were spared, including the Voies line in Saint Center. This tourist line is now at the rhythm of the trains of yesteryear through a superb landscape - the Lignon Gorges - until the altitude 1 040 meters in Saint-Center. A journey to be done in a time when you forget to take its time, breathe clean air and admire the know-how of the old.