Most important exhibitions Lorraine

Since 2013, rue de la Moselle, thanks to die-hard street art enthusiasts such as Lynda Freyman, who organises a number of events around art with local artists or artists from elsewhere, the great wall at 9, rue de la Moselle has been used as an ephemeral painting to the delight of passers-by and street art enthusiasts. Each month, an artist is invited to express himself through a personal and large-scale work that remains on display for a month, in full view of everyone, directly in the street, giving it a different and ephemeral touch each time and adding to the renewed dynamism of this part of the city centre. In front of the WALL, you can't remain indifferent!

Like every year during the last week of June, Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines unveils a thousand and one wonders from the bowels of the earth, treasures as mysterious as they are fascinating. We discover minerals from the ends of the earth and precious stones whose purity and rarity can reach new heights. Mineral & Gem raises Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines to the^2nd place in the world, with a thousand exhibitors from about fifty countries. Professionals and amateurs alike can admire and acquire minerals, fossils and fine stones.

This champagne house, in corner and in height, has been skillfully restored and is part of the ancient Champagne heritage of the city. A perfect postcard of the houses in the region, she welcomes behind her half-timbered exhibitions with free entrance, such as those of Michèle Caillaud-Houël, Piero Cavalerri who holds Galerie Pass'art in Troyes. You can continue on Grand-Rue to reach the Passion Chapel.

A national operation that works well in the department. It is an opportunity to discover parks, public gardens and also private gardens that are open to you. Three days to also meet events, readings, guided tours, tastings, exhibitions, meetings, demonstrations and workshops. The green heritage is thus placed in honor, with sites inaccessible daily and yet exceptional such as the French garden of the Château de Barberey-Saint-Sulpice (10). A hundred sites are open throughout the region.

This year, the theme chosen is "the garden and its creators". Attention, in some municipalities like Epernay, you need to book your tickets for visits to the Tourist Office.

Info. Pending the PDF of the 2013 edition, you will find online the details of the 2012 edition: http: //www.culture.gouv.fr/champagne-ardenne/pdf/rdvj_2012.pdf

On the occasion of the 1 500 th anniversary of the birth of the franc kingdom (512-2012), the Saint-Rémi Museum offers a journey to the th century. De of daily life in the Champagne-Ardenne region, this exhibition is structured around three tombs and their treasures, discovered in 2002 in Saint-Dizier. On 27 November 511, Clovis, king of the Franks baptized in Reims, died. His eldest son, Thierry (Theodoric), inherited most of his kingdom. At the beginning of 512, he chose Reims as the capital. The City of Reims chose this anniversary date to highlight the rich collection of the Musée Saint-Rémi: more than 400 jewels and objects of the daily life of our ancestors, which these people gain in their grave. Beside the fund of the Musée Saint-Rémi, the exhibits of this exhibition: three tombs of the Carolingian Upper Aristocracy in the Kingdom of Reims. There was a young woman and two high-level chiefs, as evidenced by the wealth of their funeral furniture.

The masked crane, a symbol bird, is present at Lake Der in winter. At the centre of the theme of these days, the program offers the discovery and observation of the masked crane with bird specialists in their surroundings, presentations on migration, guided tours of the museum, and then we will wait for the return to the dormitory dormitory until sunset.

The Société lorraine d'astronomie is a major meeting place for astronomy enthusiasts and professionals, whether they are curious or in love with the sky. Located in the Faculty of Science and Technology in Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy, the association has a dome, but public observation evenings are often organised in the countryside to benefit from clear skies. During the major annual national events (Nuits des Étoiles, Science en Fête, etc.), the members of the association are available to the public for evenings of discovery accessible to the greatest number.

Every year, in the Sainte-Marie park, more than 120 craftsmen, horticulturists, gardeners, nurserymen, landscapers, gather for a weekend to show you their beautiful crops and their latest creations. We also think of spoiling you, with stands of producers of delicatessen, cheese, jams, ice creams and other local wonders. Over the years, this event has become an opportunity to talk with real professionals and enjoy a beautiful afternoon in one of the most beautiful parks in the city.

The Potters' Market is an event that takes place every year, in the summer and at Christmas, during the art market organized by Métiers d'art métropole. Among all these craftsmen, come and meet the ceramists who are ready to enlighten you on their know-how, their ideas, their techniques and their universe. Sculptures, vases, teapots and glasses delicately shaped, unique dishes beautifully decorated, small figurines and other original creations where colors and materials are combined wonderfully are presented for our greatest pleasure...

Organized by the association TEKHNE, this event takes place every two years in Nancy and nearby cities and allows the general public to discover the work of local artists. Over a weekend, more than 200 artists open the doors of their studios to present their work and their latest creations. The next edition will be held in 2023, so don't forget to get a map of all the open studios to plan your route.

Understand the operation of the Great Lakes of Seine, model of the Dawn reservoir.

Each year, the association Relaxation and Culture in Argonne organises an exhibition on the lavender fields in the "grand" washhouse of Lavoye. It allows the public to discover, thanks to a reconstruction of scene and explanations, the work of these women at the beginning of the 20th century, their actions and their daily life in the wash house. The exhibition also traces the history of these buildings, their method of construction and the need for each town for having a wash house from the 18th century.

Concerts, cinema, exhibitions, festivals, puppets: the Lézard association organizes contemporary art exhibitions that show the richness of local plastic creation. The association also develops a rich musical program inside and outside the walls, with the Grillen. It also programs film-debate evenings with the CGR on societal issues. Initiator of very popular festivals, in particular the Musiques métisses festival programmed each year in spring in various places, the Lézard is never short of playful and eclectic ideas.

This exhibition takes you back to the vintage era. Organized by the Vespa Scooter Club of Strasbourg, the presentation of about a hundred scooter models is truly magical. The machines are beautiful and we are surprised by the state of conservation. Rutilants, coloured: they make you want to buy one. During this weekend, entertainment is provided, as well as a small restaurant and a refreshment bar. Craftsmen and merchants set up their temporary stands, and you have the opportunity to acquire objects in the style of that period. The Pin-up d'Alsace do their show, and the show is worth a visit. A parade of vintage dresses is also on the agenda.

The exhibition Talents, la broderie d'art fait nous rêver will bring together for the fourth consecutive year some thirty international exhibitors. Embroiderers and textile designers will be present to present their works and give you advice. This event is unique in France. Gold embroideries, beaded, sequined, true works of art of precision and creativity... Come to shop, chat with professionals, and admire the beautiful exhibits. Workshops are organized on this day.