Cultural associations New Aquitaine

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!

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.

When you arrive in a new city, it's not always easy to meet new people. The mission of Bordeaux Accueille Métropole (BAM) is to welcome newcomers to Bordeaux and the Bordeaux region, to share moments of discovery, conviviality and friendship. The 6 local branches: Bordeaux-Maritime, Bordeaux-Centre, Le Bouscat-Caudéran, Mérignac, Pessac and Gradignan organize a wide range of activities every month.

In the tourist offices of the region, you have surely had to cross many different documents concerning the Poles-Nature… little clearing. It should be noted that these Pôles-Nature (mark registered by the Charente-Maritime department) are protected natural sites. The «label» guarantees respect for a quality charter for which the General Council, the communities, the Littoral Conservatory and nature protection associations have committed themselves. On each site you will find a welcome from the public (at scheduled openings) and proposals for guided tours and outings discovered. These poles are divided into three themes: watch birds, go to adventure and discover know-how. Present throughout the territory, they represent an original way of addressing the specific characteristics of the territory, its heritage and heritage, its fauna and flora. The exit programme is available in the form of calendars in the tourist offices and the Espace Nature de Rochefort, as well as on the website of the General Council (www.charente-maritime.org). The theme "bird watching" includes the Maison du Fier (nature reserve of Lilleau des Niges), the nature reserve of the Yves Marsh and the marsh of Moëze, the hut of Less, the lagunage station and the marsh to the birds. The theme of the "Adventure" theme is the quarries of Crazannes, the nature pole of Vitrezay, the park of the estuary, the Farm for birds. The theme of the "know-how" theme is the house of the forest, the ecomuseum of the salt marsh, the salt harbour and the asinerie of the Baudet du Poitou.

Finally, from July 15 th to August 15 th, this is "the Summer of the funny" (10 children aged 6 to 12 years). On Tuesdays from 14 to 17 p. m., the heritage service team hosts the «fantastic modelling» workshop where it is about sculpture. On Wednesdays from 14 to 17 h, your children (from 4 years old) will lose in the labyrinth of the Garden of returns. On Thursdays from 14 to 16 h 30, the workshop «blason» will take them to make a coat like those worn by the real knights…

The goupil invites you to contact this association which dates back to the centuries.

The Vau Saint-Jacques district has its medieval hustle and bustle with lively banquets and chants, traditional markets, wine tastings, street scenes, art crafts, pictorial exhibitions, drawing contests, tales and mysteries.

It was because he was a sommelier that Jean Cheymol became the speaker of this unique association in the world. To discover the smells and their characteristics, teach the art of tasting… that is his "work". He participates in numerous departmental events. Whether you are an adult or a child, it will be happy to welcome you.

This Centre offers training courses for reading the landscape in Limousin, the Gallic to the present day, the teachers and their pupils and all those interested in the landscape: heritage classes and workshops, educational courses… At the Hôtel du Seneschal, a permanent exhibition on the same theme, open to the public on request, all year present: didactic panels, photos, drawings, models, vitrines furniture…

This region of plateau streams, small rivers caught in wild gorges, huge lakes and dams offer a full range for the fisherman. Cyprinidae, predators and salmonids are beautiful catches. But fishing has its rules and fishermen are subject to respect for fish and its environment. In this context, the House of Water and Fisheries proposes an awareness of the aquatic and fisheries environment. An exhibition hall presents fishing equipment, mouches scenes, hydrography, local species, peach fowls and works by Charles Gaidy, anthropologist, halieutique and pêcheur. Experimentation, observation, water analysis and conferences are also part of the House's activities. Training and development courses for fly fishing are organized for adults and children alike.

Since 1969, the association "Les Amis de Culevé", founded by Jean Lalé in 1969, is mobilizing to restore its letters of nobility to this inherently abandoned heritage at the beginning of the last century. Through its action and the provision of considerable financial support, it has allowed the restoration of the public heritage, three churches, three fountains, the halle, installation of the orientation table, restoration of the former cabin of vines called "la turret" and a space for walkers facing the castles. The Romanesque Church Saint-Hilaire de la Combe, classified as a Historic Monument (MH) since 1970, rich with nineteenth-century painted decorations in the xviiith, was fully restored from 2015 to 2017 and reopened in July 2017 (art exhibitions)

The house of the Siren owes its name to the little siren carved up at the top of the entrance door. A municipal property, it is the seat of the association of Friends of Collonges who made it a small museum «of Art and popular traditions». In the basement you can see archaeological, geological, paleontological furniture, including a Christian paleo burial; on the first floor life of the past is spoken with furniture from a collongeoise house and the country's rural activities.

The Théâtre de la Coupe d'Or is a municipal theater located in downtown Rochefort, in the Charente-Maritime region of France. Built between 1766 and 1769 by architect Giovanni Antonio Berinzago, the building has been listed as a historic monument since 1969. The theater offers a varied program and also hosts the Tadam! circus festival.

For more than 10 years this association has signed a convention with the city of La Rochelle for the Attribution of the premises of Henri II house. The Intermondes Centre was able to welcome the first artists in residence from all over the world. More than 250 of them, from around fifty countries have succeeded in this Renaissance style here, the actors of artistic life iso - performer, teacher, amateur, intellectual or student - can confront their ideas, propose projects and even discover new languages. Many artists attended the Henri II house. The partnerships with the University of La Rochelle, the General and Regional Council, the National Choreographic Centre allow a wide cultural offer: music, literary meetings, debates, theatres, photographs…

The safeguard Association of the Church Saint-Etienne was created in July 2005. Thanks to the actions initiated since then, restoration works have been carried out and the granite of the building has regained its original pink colour. The Faux church is an interesting testimony to the local architecture of the th century. Several times reworked since then, it carries the arms of the family of Aubusson on one of its keystone keys and also houses an altar of the th century, classified as object for Historical Monuments. To enable the church of St. Etienne to revive and to complement the state aid granted to him, the association uses popular patronage. Every year, to carry out his projects, she also organizes concerts and vide in the church.

A wide range of activities are offered in this centre. For adults first: from astronomy to sophrology, yoga, French language workshops, painting, manual arts, archaeology and even a "Numbers and Letters" club, so many activities for all ages and passions. Children and teenagers are not to be outdone, of course, with a leisure centre that offers all kinds of activities and a hip-hop dance club. Outings and stays are regularly organized and a recovery workshop allows you to transform your old objects instead of throwing them away!

Nérac is famous for its cultural association, AVF Nérac, which offers numerous activities and events for locals and visitors alike. The association's website offers a practical guide to discovering the town and its surroundings.

Villeneuve-sur-Lot is a town in the Midi-Pyrénées region of France. The AVF regularly organizes outings and events for its members, such as restaurant meals and guided tours. The AVF also offers drop-in centers to answer your questions and help you with any queries you may have.

Pau A.V.F is an association based in Pau. It offers friendly events for new residents and people looking for social ties. The aim is to enable everyone to discover their new surroundings and make new friends. The AVF operates on a voluntary basis, offering a warm and caring welcome. V.F. fees are limited. However, if you're new to the area and would like to meet new people and discover your new surroundings, don't hesitate to contact Pau A.V.F. They'll be happy to welcome you and tell you about the activities on offer.

Tulle is home to a cultural association called AVF TULLE. This association is part of the national network of Accueils des Villes Françaises (AVF), which aims to welcome new residents and foster social ties. It's also worth mentioning that the AVF network operates on the principle of voluntary work, and that each member can contribute his or her desires and passions to the well-being of all. So, if you're new to Tulle and want to discover your new surroundings and meet new people, AVF TULLE could be a good option for you.

Saint-Junien is a welcoming town for newcomers. L'Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) offers a wide range of activities to help newcomers discover the town, its gastronomy and traditions. The association organizes welcome events and ongoing get-togethers in areas such as sports, culture and outings. New arrivals can also benefit from a special welcome service. The AVF Saint-Junien offers many opportunities for new encounters and personal development.