Institutes - Cultural centers Lorraine

A small hall evokes the history of the country's child, Paul de Chomedey de Maisonneuve, founder of Ville-Marie, who will become Montréal, Quebec.

The old priory of the th century became the department's focal point in the field of art. Thanks to the Franck-Ténot Foundation, the Art Centre Marnay art centre (Camac) is a small paradise planted in the countryside for creators from all sides.

The media library offers everyone access to culture through many media: novels, documentaries, magazines, comics, company games, Dvds, CD, CD Roms and Internet. Free and free on-site consultation, borrowing and internet access. The library also has a very rich old fund, available by appointment. The Musée de France, certified by the Musée de France, offers a painting room of high-marnais artists such as René-Xavier Prinet, Georges Fréset, Clément Serveau… and a unique collection of naturalisés birds from the th century. A second room, devoted to archaeology, refers you to the thermal past of Bourbonne-les-Bains, with, among other things, vestiges of the former Gallo-Roman spa, cult objects dedicated to the Roman and Roman gods, or to funeral stelas and statues of deities. Finally, a temporary exhibition room brings to the honor, every quarter, a different artist, from painting, sculpture or photography.

A true city of science, renowned, among other things, for the planetarium it houses and which allows visitors to explore the space, constellations and planets of the solar system. Animated by the volunteers of the Omega Ardenne Astronomy Association, the centre allows the popularization of science with a rigour that does not exclude the playful aspect. On 3 hectares at the borders of the Cottage cottage, you can discover, observe, manipulate in areas ranging from mechanical mechanics to electromagnetism, mathematics and astronomy. Two hundred attractive demonstrations, reflecting our daily life, to answer the reason why. A great moment to spend a family.

In this brand new space which opened its doors in Reims, travel to the other end of the globe and discover Asian art and culture! In its gallery are exhibited creations of artists from the four corners of the world, a bridge between East and West that invites to travel and to change of scenery. The academy also offers workshops to explore different artistic universes given by qualified professionals. You will be able to learn painting, sculpture, calligraphy, drawing but also English or Chinese, the most spoken language in the world. The courses are open to all levels, children and adults, and there is something for everyone!

Jean-Robert Ipousteguy was born in Dun-sur-Meuse. This sculptor, with his surrealist works and abrupt, tormented style, enjoys a worldwide reputation. Indeed, he is considered one of the greatest contemporary European sculptors. The cultural center opened its doors in 2001, and features ten sculptures and fifteen paintings by the artist. Temporary exhibitions also showcase other lesser-known talents.

Old model farm, built early by a large industrial. It is now serving at a European convention centre.

Founded in 1989, certified in 1998 Stage of contemporary music, South Pole has since 2001 been an associative scene for dance and music. Its objective: develop a strong artistic and educational project in the fields of dance and music. His musical programming, widely dedicated to jazz, presents artists to national and international renown. On the side of dance, it is widely open to contemporary movements. Every year, she invites some thirty-five companies to take place, especially at the New Strasbourg Danse festival. Since 2004, it has had a large infrastructure (2 dance studios and 5 for music), allowing it to train artistically close to four hundred people per year.

Since 1981, the Léo-Lagrange centre has been welcoming small and large activities around sports, artistic or cultural activities. A real institution for the spinaliens who particularly appreciate the project of the centre. The objectives of the association are to accompany families daily, to foster the development of the child and to encourage team spirit through sport and culture. It is with this in mind that the centre organizes workshops throughout the year (choir, painting, theatre, sport) and cultural outings.

The aim of the association is to help the lively children in the contaminated regions of Belorussia. In particular, it financially supports the research tasks of the Belrad institute and the distribution of apple pectin, necessary to eliminate a high proportion of Cesium 137 accumulated in some bodies body of children, including the heart and the gland thyroïde.