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The Moulin de la Filature was in the Middle Ages a wheat mill and, in the nineteenth century, became a flax spinning that welcomed up to 400 workers in its most beautiful years. Today the mill has been restored and offers both an exhibition room (on the ground floor) and a show room (upstairs). The entertainment program is available on the website of the Tourist Office of Le Blanc. Humor, theater, dance run through the shows. It plays both Feydeau and Laurent Mauvignier. We hear Albin de la Simone or jazz. There are also games of theatrical improvization…

The Métiers Trades Hall, which was born in a former farmhouse, is intended to be the showcase of art artists'and craftsmen's know-how. Some of them come to demonstrations from time to time. The works exhibited in this hall are mostly proposed for sale. Note that the Shopping hall houses a temporary exhibition room, the Grenier. 

This place dedicated to art and ceramics opened its doors in the spring of 2010. This resolutely contemporary space is a very important element of a unique potter heritage in France. It hosts permanent exhibitions of the creations of the members of the association and the temporary exhibitions of contemporary sculptors. The centre also offers guided tours in the village, demonstrations of pottery techniques, courses and training courses for adults and children. For your receptions, it is possible to rent privatised spaces from the centre. The workshop and the oven are also available for rent. A spacious and modern place focused on contemporary art.

Founded in the th century under the decision of Louis VI le Gros, Earl of Dreux, the Hotel-Dieu was a place to treat the sick until the th century. This building consists of a chapel reconstructed from the th century. It is complemented by a campanile built in 1999, whose carillon gently delude the city at some hours of the day. There is also a "Tour of Found Children" used for the reception of abandoned children from 1812 to 1837. Today, the former Hôtel-Dieu is used to host temporary exhibitions and presents the «Valley Coeur» project to expand its city centre, energize and reorganize the city. Since 2008, the old Hotel-Dieu is part of the Historical Monuments Inventory.