Maison de la culture France

The traditional life of the th century portellois fishermen gathered through scenes of the daily life of the wreck taverns, the merchant of fish or other characters who marked the life of the commune.

The Parthenay-Gâtine region was awarded the Pays d'art et d'histoire label in 1993. It's in this context that the Heritage department offers tours, escape games and gourmet walks led by guide-lecturers. Visit the Centre d'interprétation de l'architecture et du patrimoine, where playful exhibitions such as "La sculpture, décor d'architecture" (from 2024 and for 3 years) are presented. Numerous tourist brochures (bike tours, hikes, etc.) can be downloaded from the website.

The Euro-Greek-France cultural association was founded in Montpellier in 1990. It strives to promote Greek culture in all its forms: conferences, books, theatre, cinema, dances, language courses, and an animation within the Greek community. Dance courses take place at La Maison Pour Tous. Another of his actions, more informal and more discreet, concerns the meeting, reception and accompaniment of Greek students who come each year to pursue their studies in Montpellier, but also to their Greek compatriots passing through.

Its vocation is to educate people about the environment in the Saône Valley. On site, 4 exhibition rooms enable visitors to discover nature and fishing through audiovisual techniques, aquariums and educational areas. An educational room, documentary resources, observation equipment and a tourist information relay point are also available. The center welcomes children aged 6 and over every Wednesday for workshops and summer courses.

Here is an address for lovers of documentary cinema, students in school of art, sociology or literature, teachers will also find it. The video library has an important background, some 3 000 films of animation, fiction, video art and an important collection of films of artists, writers, filmmakers, stories of men engaged, stories of struggle, history of history, singular stories, stories of places, stories of elsewhere, filmography great documentary filmmakers. The background is free access and is consulted on site. In addition, a documentation centre offers magazines on cinema and video art, festival catalogues, books on cinema and film history, on directors, educational files. Screenings and seminars are organised throughout the year on various themes; the calendar is visible on the website.

Make yourself happy. This is the watchword of this youth and culture house. With over 80 activities for all audiences and all generations, the DJC welcomes more than 2 000 members every year. Are you manual? This is the time to put you in the embroidery, to start drawing abat or to take courses in watercolour. Music lovers you want to improve in battery or violin practice? Courses are regularly organized, including for beginners. You can also join the adult choir or register your child (4 to 10 years). A large number of sports are also represented, such as badminton, volleyball or the ki shin taï jutsu, a martial art that combines techniques in karate, judo and aikido. And it's new! The diversity of activities makes it possible to find its happiness. Finally, you can also put yourself in Italian, Spanish or improve your French. Find out more about the very complete website that displays the year plans for the year.

Read: The Jeanne of Jeanne De Broc (2007, Cité Presses de la Cité).

This interpretation centre in the heart of a th century canvas merchant, invites you to discover a blue flower with many facets: flax. It traces the story of the famous «Paintings Vishnu», which made the fame of Brittany from the th to the th century during a museum pathway. This house of the Canvases is the first step in several heritage discovery circuits: the Flax Route.

This information centre, documentation and permanent exhibition on flora and fauna around the dunes and ponds of Trévignon, made famous by Jean Rostand, will advise you on the different walks to make and on the sites to visit. Naturalist tours are organised all year round.

A beautiful bourgeois house dating back to about 1550, with temporary exhibitions dedicated to Brittany. Besides, probably the oldest house in the city, old store having kept its stone stalls.

In a vast area of 625 hectares, on the shores of Saint-Vio Pond, the house of Audierne bay is in fact a centre of documentation and exposure on the coast, nature and art of the region in all its forms. The Littoral Conservatory and the Bigouden Country Promotion Association want to be the custodians of this ecological environment by conserving and increasing the biological interests of the natural site. Through a naturalist hike, accessible to everyone, you discover the riches of this protected mosaic environment. Provide binoculars - possibility to rent on site. Several thematic and naturalist exhibitions, a video room, an observatory, a slide show, a field laboratory, a banding station, a shop are the entire house.

Since their installation some time ago, the eight windmills of Goulien have always fascinated and intrigued as adults and children. A centre for entertaining and scientific interpretation, the Maison du Vent invites to discover the wind in all its aspects, from music to technology, from poetry to science, through a museum pathway entitled "At the Wind School". Vane, anemometer, flag, drawings, air currents, diffusion of spray odours and sound fittings are part of the understanding of wind, windy and energy production.

The Moors are a natural site of Brittany. The house of La Tourbière is dedicated to offering you exhibitions, visits, animations or simply information on the site, which includes many plant and animal species such as the water clover or the Mulassiers horses of Poitou.

Menhirs, dolmens, mounds or tumuli? To find out, visit the Maison Mégalithes et Landes, with its Neolithic museography and temporary exhibitions. You'll then have all the keys you need to explore the Saint-Just megalithic site, with its dozens of prehistoric monuments towering into the sky and scattered across the moor. An interpretation trail has been laid out on the site. Educational events are organized on a regular basis.

The Maison de la Baie is a discovery center that provides a better understanding of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel. The permanent exhibition offers a fascinating insight into local mussel farming, with outings in the "mytili-mobile" to visit the mussel and oyster beds. Walking tours of 4 to 6 hours allow visitors to discover the coastal landscapes of the bay. Educational days for schoolchildren are also very popular, providing an in-depth study of this unique ecosystem. Whether you're a family or a group, don't hesitate to visit.

Whether you are young or retired, alone, with family or friends, the Maisons pour tous are places where people can come together, share and enjoy themselves, where culture and entertainment are within everyone's reach. Places of discovery, expression, learning, sports and entertainment, the Maisons pour tous offer more than 500 different activities. And Montpellier has 24 of them, spread out in the different districts of the city and each one offering a very wide program all year round. Whatever the activity you are interested in - dance, drawing, yoga, choir, theater, music... -you will surely find it in one of the Maison pour tous near you.

The two reference addresses in snowboarding. Ziggy, the white rasta, well known to the station, or Jean-Jacques (the boss you will find in the shop Avenue Malhira) are the best to advise you!

At night you dream of sliding, of strong sensations, of being a hunter of curves on a Atomic, Dynastar, Rossignol, Volkl and many others or being a crazy rider on a Burton board.

Your dream can become reality with the most friendly Magic Snow team. Skuyline (Building L'anapurna) is their specialist in sportswear.

Prestigious brands like Oxbow, Sun Valley, Burton, Volcom… To stay up-to-date on the tracks! Other store: Malhira Avenue 04 93 02 49 30.

Since 2000, this stage space invites you to a journey guided by the living memory of the Ribièrols (the inhabitants of the Olt River) in the romantic setting of the old convent of Saint-Parthem. This is a testimony of this co-op.

In the middle of the th century, the Protestant notary Peyre-Cadias left this house near the temple, the Protestant consistory. Emile Borel - 1871-1956 - learned mathematician and social man was born in this house. At the end of the th century sièg

The house of Aveyron offers you the opportunity to document the department by offering tourist brochures, but also on the economic and cultural life of the area. It is also possible to book on-site stays, and to find

The house features the old Cistercian Abbey and the Germain house. She hosts a permanent exhibition of cast iron objects.

A charming and original museum. It all started in the th century when it was good for the bourgeois to have an imported serin from the Canaries, to ensure the music of the atmosphere of the house. At the beginning, owners paid musicians to educate their bird. As it was expensive, the Mirecourtiens invented an instrument that could replace these musicians with feathers. The serinette was born. A passage in this temple of mechanical music, born of the will of some enthusiasts, reveals amazing things about the rich history of Mirecourt organ factors. Indeed, the city has acquired a reputation for its church organs as well as for fairs or fair. The museum presents a rich collection of instruments in perfect condition for the pleasure of large and small.

A mine for teachers and their students. Created in 1983, this museum revives the rich hours of Gorze's land history. Let us know that this curious village saw its sources by the Romans, bringing water to Metz on 22 km of water! A remarkably precise model explains the construction. The museum still conte with manuscripts (the life of St. Clement in the th century) and engravings the history of the famous Benedictine abbey of Gorze, where the singing of the country messin préfigura the Gregorian chant. In a small vaulted room, the projection of two shows dedicated to the Roman aqueduct and monastic life.

The Maison de la Culture et des Loisirs de Gérardmer is a hub of cultural activities and events. Its rich and varied offering will delight young and old alike, from creative workshops to language courses, as well as wellness and leisure activities. Children are also catered for, with a themed leisure center open on Wednesdays during the school vacations. Its rich annual cultural program includes films, exhibitions, concerts and renowned festivals such as the International Fantastic Film Festival. It's the perfect place to have fun!

Activities, cultural programming, meetings, sharing, about fifty activities available for all, for 4 years at the DJC in Chambéry. Foreign languages, theatre, music, pottery, yoga, carnival dance, Khmer boxing, computer initiation… a carpentry workshop. Music and dance courses, concerts at Bartem, contes bars, Nights of the full moon. The Totem, the Chambérienne scene dedicated to French song, hosts artists all year round, programming for small and large.

The shape of the Square comes from the building surrounding a cloister, formerly the Ursulines convent. In the th century, the nuns abandoned it and the building was attached to the communes of the castle of Saint-Cloud. In 1871, he was burned during the war against the Dukes. It was at the end of the th century that the Department of Finance stocka its archives from insurgencies. The floor and the attic were then rebuilt using a «cement with metal frame» process to protect them from possible fires threatening this period. The whole was then christened «Double the Ledger of Public Debt», and the movements of the state borrowing through the securities were discreetly placed within the building. In 1978, turn off. It followed its buyout by the city of Saint-Cloud. The beginning of the new work began in 2006. Currently, the Square, preserved in its historic facades, has been renovated by Loft Architecture, comprising 2 500 m ² for cultural activities (Grand livre Hall for receptions; showroom; dance rooms, performing arts and music) and 900 m ² of green mass. 

A place where the "Library For All" regularly invites to literary evenings in a friendly way: " At the corner of the book "! The atmosphere is friendly and friendly. The entrance is free and free!

Come and discover 4 worlds in this building dedicated to culture. If the architecture is futuristic, the place is warm and exciting. The imposing building includes the media library, a digital space, three cinemas as well as a space called the "^4th place", intended for exhibitions and other meetings. Outside, two giant screens project numerous animations. The "culture" desk provides information on the offers but also gives access to the festival ticket offices.

Founded in 1992, the Maison de la Vie associative aims to facilitate the life of associations in the city. It proposes a wide range of services ranging from the free provision of premises - with equipment, video in meeting rooms of 15 to 300 people - legal, financial and technical advice - aid for the creation of associations, making available to the Official Journal, the Lamy association… -, aid for organising events… c it is also this public service which is responsible for organising the associations forum in September, the Associations are taking the steps and publishing the directory of biterroises associations.

Opened since 1969, the Maison des jeunes et de la culture is, as its name does not indicate, open to all. Theatre, dance, music, video, computer science, graphic arts… BÉZIERS de Béziers offers a list of endless workshops for children, teens and adults. If your children stay in Béziers for the holidays, no problem! The DJC organizes activities for 6-16 years, with a leisure centre and internships on various themes. But this house also knows how to studious when necessary. During the year, a volunteer team provides school support to students from the EC 1 to the terminal. A bar - without alcohol, of course! -under the name Baobar, has even been opened to develop a health culture for children and young people from leisure activities.

The Fisheries and Nature House offers a welcome area and information about fishing in the department. Its objectives include promoting fishing tourism, developing recreational fishing, and raising awareness of the protection of the aquatic environment. It has an exhibition space, and a fish pass that allows the passage of hundreds of eels each year. Finally, for the curious nature, many animations are offered, for all audiences. A souvenir shop is also waiting for you. The Fisheries and Nature House currently employs three full-time facilitators. You can go on boat to discover the best fishing sites and techniques, accompanied by a guide for a whole day. For non-fishermen, other activities and animations are also proposed: Hiking, mountain biking, swimming pool…

The premises of the old hospice have been completely renovated and now houses the tourist house, the cultural service, the space of contemporary art, the Maison des Arts, the audiovisual library and the music school. At the heart of this immense building, the Saint-Louis church houses a Cavaillé Coll organ classified as a historic monument. A reflection of the historical and cultural heritage of the region, the house of the Arts, located in the former hospice Saint-Louis, exhibits all the year of local celebrities and artists. At two parts, the Humour Museum is dedicated to the humoriste of the Jacques Lucky country. On the walls are accrochés caricatures, sketches, objects… The regional heritage rooms contain the fauna and flora, the folk arts and traditions, geology, archaeology and a rail museum. In the backyard of the house, a botanical garden in the many plants of the Country of Oc invites to the walk and visit the library. On the ground floor a new space of contemporary art welcomes artists of our time.

The Cebenna centre in the heart of the village in a former hotel of 1889 is a place of exchange and communication both scientific and educational. It is managed by a team of passionate scientists who have joined with specialists in multimedia, education and environment. The Cebenna centre has an auditorium which offers regional documentaries, a library, scientific workshops, exhibition halls… and offers regional films and documentaries, books, CD-roms… Everything to better communicate with the region. Cebenna also organizes numerous visits and discoveries of heritage and nature discoveries.

Set in the consular house, it wants to be a coordinating tool for promoting and valuing the trades of wood, stone, iron, and the crafts of the stage (Ah! Molière!) in the form of exhibitions, lectures and demonstrations.

This house testifies to the life of yesteryear by recreating a simple habitat and a way of working hard through parts and built-in stalls - seamstress shop, measure shop, tavern, sabotier.

At the entrance to the village of Barles, in the heart of the Bès valley, this House exposes the magnificent geological treasures of this unique region with rocks and fossils found around the Blayeul massif.

The International House is an association of 1901, located in Toulouse, which aims to promote cultural exchanges between students and foreign residents who learn French in Toulouse and the Toulouse people who wish to make their city known, their region… To do this, the association proposes activities around intercultural sharing. For a membership of € 10 per year, you can share with people of all origins, a cheese and wine meal with an introduction to oenology or an international picnic, a tour of the Armagnac castles or a mountain hike, a walk on the pastel paths or discover Japanese culture around a thematic day.

The Maison de quartier de La Fontaine-du-Bac is an essential part of the Clermont-Ferrand community. It offers a wide range of activities and services to its residents. This local space offers a range of administrative services, cultural and sporting activities, as well as services for young people and associations. It also provides information on local events and tourist attractions. The Maison de quartier de La Fontaine-du-Bac is a dynamic and friendly place that deserves to be discovered during your visit to Clermont-Ferrand.

Spoken English and German. Paint exhibition all year round. Video projection in summer. Wine tasting.

L'Artisanat Rural is an association based in Tauves, Puy-de-Dôme, since 1974. Its aim is to promote the work and techniques of local craftspeople. To achieve this, they have a store on Place de la Mairie in Tauves, which brings together over 70 craftspeople. It is currently the only showroom offering such a diversity of creations. The association also organizes the Salon des Métiers d'Art, which welcomes over 25 artisans. For more information, follow Artisanat Rural on Facebook.

Following the deterioration of these monoliths, the commune decided to devote a space to them at the tourist office. In this refurbished museum, two large exhibition rooms are devoted to the first farmers of late prehistory, responsible for the installation and engraving of the statue-menhirs. A dozen menhirs, various tools and objects such as jewelry, arrows and other carved stones found in the surrounding area are on display. A fascinating experience!

Opened in 1977, the Mac has two rooms - places and seats. She offers performances of theatre, dance, song recitals, and film festivals - Women's Film - and Digital Art festival - very famous.

Opened since 2000 the Maison de beauté Laurent Decreton, a new skin for the pleasure of clients and clients. With 25 years of experience, Coiffeur Ambassador de L'Oréal, a member of the team of creation of French Haute Coiffure, Laurent Decreton played the top top model and participated with the team of Alexander in Paris to Haute Couture parades of Chanel, Yves St. Laurent, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Jean-Louis Scherrer or Hanae Mori. The professional team of the salon de Thionville, manager by Jérôme, offers you numerous hair services of very high quality at an affordable price, affordable by many of us. Come and discover the facial care, body and modelling in the new cabin of the Carita products and exclusively the Shu-Uemura Art Off Hair products, make perfect make-up thanks to the courses of make-up or try the Spa & Wellness treatments.

Also discover all the services offered. Men are not forgotten, products and care are reserved for you in privacy.

The Tourist Office makes a guide available for groups upon reservation. These cave houses were inhabited until the beginning of the th century, by people on the margins of the society, which had a free roof. In the heart of the forest, they also enjoyed a constant temperature, both summer and winter. Two houses are currently to: one of them was the residence of the Hermit Humbert who became famous for his religious sculptures.

Near the pond of Lindre, on the peninsula of Tarquimpol, this museum area proposes to take cognizance of the natural, historical and archaeological riches of the region through models, audiovisual assemblies and interactive games. Exhibitions, conferences and nature events complete the visit.

Inaugurated at the end of 2006, the house of amateur arts practices caters to everyone who invests in artistic practice in dance, theatre or music. In this area, they will find information on places of training and rehearsal, opportunities for encounters between practitioners, between disciplines, opportunities to enrich or question their practice in contact with professionals. In addition to meeting professionals and amateurs, visitors will be able to attend numerous shows in the context of varied programming, «open scenes», but also conferences and debates according to selected themes.

Still unknown in France, the Bonhams House is very well known in the Anglo-Saxon world. In the new premises located just steps from the Place Vendôme, a small but particularly pleasant team welcomes the guests. The house starts just in sales in Paris, with a "collection car" department, the category in which it excels. Probably one of the best addresses to get an evaluation or a custom advice - for all kinds of objects…

The Maison de la culture du Japon in Paris is a cultural center. Managed by the Japan Foundation, it offers a variety of activities including exhibitions, shows, cinema, conferences, courses and workshops. The MCJP library also offers access to a wide range of resources on Japan and its culture.

At the very recent Art House Bernard Anthonioz, created at the initiative of the National Foundation for Graphic and Plastic Arts (FNAGP), various demonstrations take place regularly, highlighting young photography, graphics, calligraphy (less exposed disciplines) and contemporary art. For the story, the house owes its name to a legendary figure in the plastic arts policy in France: art editor, then member of the cabinet of André Malraux, then Minister of Culture, he worked for the setting up of the founding measures of a policy still in force: support for creators (setting up of 1%, state purchasing policy and public orders, aid to the first exhibition, law on validations…), legal and social protection of artists (construction of workshops, decree on original works, extension of social security to visual artists…).

Mellé has been labeled "commune du patrimoine rural de Bretagne" and is strongly committed to sustainable development. It offers an immersion in the interpretation and understanding of its natural and architectural heritage through its interpretation center: Melléco. Opened since 2003, the place offers films, animation days, the Pierres et Nature circuit, evening events, exhibitions, art and path paths... A grain library has been set up, the vegetables are sold at free price between July and October. The money is then donated to a charity.