Culture Rhône-Alpes

The office offers a wide range of activities and events to discover the region, as well as accommodation and restaurants. You can also find information on upcoming events in the region on their online calendar.

A museum featuring mixed collections with a common denominator the painter André Auclair - 1893-1976. It is therefore not surprising to discover in this beautiful mansion the 20 s a whole room devoted to high-level sport with the presentation of sporting objects of the time. But here we also come here to admire the approximately 300 works, which were presented alternately, bequeathed by a painter inspired by the artistic movements of a time when surrealism was born. But what dominates is the inflows influences? Art Deco across all disciplines - and the word is welcome to talk about sport! - by André Auclair: drawing, painting, engraving, ceramics, tapestry… We will discover a small museum of lime devoted to local history and on the last floor a sports museum that evokes through photos and material the great events of our century. In the autumn, a very eagerly awaited lounge presents works by contemporary artists.

This exhibition area of the Saint Martin district, housed in the former rehabilitated barracks, welcomes from 8 May to 31 October 2017 the collective exhibition Pop art, see more…, fruit of collaboration between the Château des Adhémar and the Saint Martin museum, presents the major figures of Pop art, popular current born in the 50 s in the United States and England. At their side are exhibited works by contemporary artists, heirs of this emblematic movement of art history. Embodied by the famous American Andy Warhol, designed to make art accessible to the greatest number by dealing with topical subjects, Pop art has marked the decline of conceptual or minimalist art. It remains the movement-reflection of the capitalist window and has, technically and aesthetically, never finished.

With its name from the illustrious family of Adhémar, including the castle in Montélimar, this village is classified among the most beautiful in France. And it is essential to walk in its protected streets of the sun to finish its race on a square bathed in light to understand the happiness of existence. Its remarkable Romanesque church was restored thanks to Mérimée, then inspector of historical monuments. It is therefore essential to go to the foot of this fortress which is so natural and so designed by man that it is born as a vision in the middle of the landscape. While curious botanists will visit the garden of Herbs and Collection - 200 species of plants. Open every day and free admission, others are quietly immersed in the middle of the old stones in a warm atmosphere. But from this haven of peace, God that the valley of the Rhône is noisy! A little distance, the Val des Nymphs is an oasis of astonishing freshness, ancient pagan place of worship, where recently restored, a chapel of the th century.

The Maison de la Céramique is one of the most instructive and exciting places to visit in the Drôme des Collines region. A veritable center of activity where past and future meet to present visitors with all the facets of ceramic materials. Ceramic was the first material to be modified by human hands to create useful objects. While the first potters of 6,500 years ago surely had no idea that such a center could be dedicated to their art, today's curious visitors can't fail to wander through an interactive space where they can discover all the often little-known ways in which our earth can be put to good use. Organized around thematic islands, the "La terre dans tous ses états" (Earth in all its states) exhibition presents all the traditional facets - crockery with the famous "bleus" from Saint-Uze, pottery... - and modern applications - in medicine, communication, aeronautics... - of this age-old art. Don't hesitate to ask about the dates of courses organized by the Maison de la Céramique to get your hands dirty. Temporary exhibitions throughout the year: ask for details.

This gallery managed by the Association of Contemporary Artists presents contemporary paintings and sculptures.

In this beautiful house of the beginning of the th century, entirely renovated by the Community of the House of Commons, the house of colours offers exhibitions on the knowledge and know-how of the Country of Colours and a space for promoting the Heritage of the Country of Colors as well as listening to the CD of the Ecoute Heritage. You will also find all the information about the communes of the Country of Colors.

Place of exhibitions located in the office of the tourist office. Find the exhibition program at the site: http: //hauts.du.lyonnais.tourisme.googlepages.com

You will find the history of the Sanctuary of Montlys, of the River castle, from the monorail of Panissières. Here you will become familiar with the Patois, old local dialect that only the old ones talk about. A video montage reports authentic images of life in Villechenève in 1948. Managed by the Association of Friends of Heritage, this museum is a showcase of the heritage of Villechenève and the region of the Lyonnais mountains from the th century to the present. It is located at the north entrance of the village in front of the Post Office.

A former POMPAGE plant, this stone building welcomes thematic exhibitions and entertainment around the flora and fauna of the banks of Saône, classified as «sensitive natural spaces». These animations last about two hours and are free, upon reservation with the Tourist Office.

Located in the city centre, this place offers a permanent exhibition to the original setting. It paints a sensitive portrait of the country's stones, the history of the techniques and the men who, from yesterday to today, have looked at this noble material. Multimedia terminals, attractive designs, allow you to discover this heritage. In an annex to the building, a «country house» re the interior and daily life of a Pierre stone tailor at the end of the th century.

The Maison de Pays is a beautiful ^16th and ^17th century residence with mullioned windows, French ceilings and a covered gallery, located in the heart of the medieval village of Mornant, at the foot of the Saint-Pierre church. On four levels, you will discover all year long art exhibitions - paintings, sculptures, plastic artists... - and arts and crafts, exhibitions on heritage, regional products and collections of objects from the past by the Friends of Old Mornant. At the reception, presentation of brochures to discover the region. Agenda on the site.

The Natural Reserve of the Marais de Lavours was finally created on 22 March 1984.

This library, located in the immediate vicinity of a large shopping centre, makes it possible to return culture to modern lifestyles. Contemporary design for a library containing the municipal Artothèque of Grenoble and a virtual library of digitized books.

A library not open to the general public, but which proposes via the communities (leisure centres, schools, associations…) or bookmobile the loan of books and other journals.

A library that can be seen in its central position near the Maison du Tourisme and its sound fund.

The objective of the centre is to offer the general public a broad vision of what contemporary art offers, in a world where videography and digital technology are becoming increasingly important, without neglecting more traditional techniques such as painting or sculpture. You can also admire the magnificent woodwork in the exhibition rooms. For several years now, plastic arts workshops, readings, conferences and guided tours of each exhibition have been offered to schoolchildren, but also to adults and the public of associations.

A specialized fund on contemporary art.

The Médiathèque Hugo Pratt is one of the main media libraries in the Clermont Auvergne Métropole network. It offers users extensive collections in all media, organized by theme and genre. Spacious and modern, it features shelving for adults and children, as well as reading and relaxation areas, and work rooms. Cultural events are regularly organized (workshops, readings, meetings, etc.), and the facility is ideally suited to welcoming the public. Computer workstations and wifi on site.

This is the perfect place to enjoy wine and wine. Its aim is to highlight the great wines of France, especially the saint-pourçain, to maintain and maintain local traditions and folklore.

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.

A library attached to the Jean-Jacques Rousseau audiovisual Library of the city centre Chambéry.

The Orchestre des Pays de Savoie is one of the few permanent orchestras in the region. With programming around chamber music, jazz, opera, classical or contemporary music, training takes part in many events: world creations, discs, performances in Savoie or other regions or abroad. This ensemble also works in the diffusion of music in schools, University of Savoie, prisons, hospitals…

The audiovisual library Jean-Jacques Rousseau celebrates his twenty years. It was built by the architect Aurelio Galfetti. On several floors you can borrow, consult, work on-site. Books, magazines, CD and DVD are available. A large old regional fund whose illuminated manuscripts are available on-site after request from the Savoie service. Also a music download point, free internet access, a multimedia workshop. Under the guidance of a blind employee, a reading service for visually impaired or blind persons is available. Animations, exhibitions complete everything.

Located in the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region, the town of Magville offers a rich cultural experience to its visitors. The HCR Magville is a must for art and culture lovers. The center offers a variety of exhibitions and events showcasing local and international artists. In addition to the HCR Magville, the town of Magville is also home to several museums, art galleries and theaters, offering a diversity of cultural options for all tastes.

The library was created in 1984 and has occupied the building of the former post since 1995. It has 17000 books in free access, 3000 books in reserve, 750 books, 500 Cds, 120 Dvds and K 7 video. Thanks to a recent extension, the library proposes new spaces: " adult "," youth ", and" multimedia "rooms, in which it is possible to consult periodicals and access the Internet.

Brioude is a charming town in the Auvergne region of France. Located right in the center of town, the AVF offers a wide range of activities to enable you to meet like-minded people. You can chat, sign up for an activity and get all the information you need. Make the most of your stay in Brioude and all the activities offered by the AVF!

Le Puy-en-Velay is a welcoming town for newcomers. L'Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is a voluntary association offering a wide range of activities to help you discover the town and its surroundings, as well as its gastronomy and traditions. The AVF is available at the Tourist Office, where staff will be happy to welcome you for a chat, provide information or register you for an activity. The association's website also offers a program of the various activities on offer.

Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) in Voiron is an association or organization located on Place Stalingrad. The telephone number is 04 76 93 03 32. We recommend that you contact the AVF directly for more detailed information on its activities and services.

AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises) is a voluntary association based in Meylan, in the Rhône-Alpes region. Its aim is to welcome and support new arrivals in the Grésivaudan valley, particularly in Meylan, La Tronche, Corenc, Montbonnot, Biviers, Saint-Ismier, Saint-Nazaire, Bernin and Crolles. The AVF also organizes events and outings for its members, such as a behind-the-scenes conference on the Olympic Games and a world cuisine workshop in Villard-de-Lans.

Vienne is a city that offers a wide range of activities for new residents and those looking for social ties. L'Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is a cultural association that organizes friendly events to help residents discover their new surroundings and make new friends. The national AVF network operates on the principle of volunteerism, where everyone contributes their desires and passions to contribute to the well-being of all. Whether you'd like to take part in outings, get-togethers or cultural activities, the AVF teams will be happy to welcome you and provide you with information. Make the most of spring and fine weather to get out and meet new people in a convivial setting, thanks to the AVF de Vienne.

Bron, a city of over 41,000 inhabitants located 8 km east of central Lyon, is a pleasant place to live. It boasts more than 260 hectares of greenery, with numerous parks such as Bois des Essarts, Fort de Bron, Parilly and its racecourse. Bron is a dynamic city, with a university, two technology parks and four hospitals. It is well served by public transport, with 3 streetcar lines, a metro line, numerous buses and motorway access. The association offers a wide range of activities, including reading circles, sports events, cultural outings and social gatherings.

Craponne is a town in the Rhône-Alpes region. The AVF Craponne offers a wide range of activities and events to create links between local residents. The association also organizes visits and outings, as well as well-being workshops and cafés philo. AVF Craponne will be celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2023, and will continue to offer happy, friendly moments to combat isolation.

Écully, a charming town in the Rhône-Alpes region, offers a quiet, friendly village atmosphere. Its rich heritage bears witness to a past linked to the Second Empire and the Industrial Revolution. Today, Écully is recognized nationally and internationally for its scientific and academic reputation, with prestigious institutions such as the Institut Bocuse and engineering and management schools. International corporate headquarters also contribute to Écully's reputation. Here, you can discover activities to share, meet friendly locals and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with a smile. Écully is a great place to live and discover.

Sainte-Foy-lès-Lyon is home to the AVF (Accueil des Villes Françaises), a cultural association offering a variety of activities and events for local residents and new arrivals. The association has recently set up a new interactive website to improve relations with its members. Permanent meetings are also organized for those wishing to join the association.

Dardilly is a welcoming town for newcomers, thanks to the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF). The association offers a range of events and activities to encourage residents to meet and exchange ideas. Whether it's one-off or regular events, the AVF offers support to help newcomers adapt to their new environment and break the isolation they feel. The association's volunteers are on hand to welcome and support new arrivals. In addition to the activities offered by the AVF, the town of Dardilly also organizes cultural events such as film screenings and open-air shows.

Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne is located in the Rhône-Alpes region. They'll help you discover the region, rich in history and culture, and help you integrate and make friends.

Aix-les-Bains is a town in the Rhône-Alpes region, famous for its magnificent Lac du Bourget. For newcomers to Aix-les-Bains, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is there to help them integrate and discover the region. The AVF offers a wide range of activities and events to build social ties and introduce newcomers to the region's gastronomy and cultural heritage. The association's volunteers are on hand to listen and support new arrivals as they adapt to life in Aix-les-Bains. The AVF is located at the Centre Culturel et des Congrès, rue Jean Monard. If you are interested, you can become a member of the association.

Riom is a welcoming town offering a wide range of cultural and social activities thanks to the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF). The AVF also organizes events throughout the year to help you build friendships and social ties in your new life in Riom.

Their aim is to welcome new arrivals and foster social ties by creating a network of contacts. The AVF also organizes activities and outings to discover the region and enjoy local life. Don't hesitate to take the plunge and get to know them. Montélimar is a welcoming town, and the AVF will be happy to help you feel at home.

Vichy Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is a national association present in over 300 towns in France, including Vichy. Its aim is to help people new to the town integrate quickly and harmoniously. The association offers a range of activities to enable new arrivals to meet other people and create a new social network. These include walks, excursions, restaurant meals, recreational evenings, play activities and so on. The association is philosophically, politically and religiously neutral. All activities are organized by volunteers. AVF Vichy also organizes a newcomer's day every year.

The association is also planning to add two new activities to its program: pétanque and cycling. Please do not hesitate to contact the AVF for further information or to make an appointment. Welcome to Moulins-et-son-Agglomération!

Bourg-en-Bresse is a welcoming city for newcomers, and the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) is here to help them integrate. The AVF offers a range of activities and events to encourage people to meet and exchange ideas. However, all activities have now been resumed, while respecting barrier gestures. The association also organizes recent events, such as the Sainte-Agathe and Saint-Gaston celebrations.

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.

The media library works like all other libraries and media in the metropolis. It offers documents on all media, mostly ready for 4 weeks. Activities and activities are organized all year round. The latest number of periodicals (newspapers, magazines,…) is excluded from the loan.

The Heritage Library holds more than 170,000 documents, witnesses to the memory of the Auvergne: medieval parchments, prints, newspapers, old documents, rare and precious of all kinds. The consultation is free, except for some documents subject to special conditions. The Overnia digital library allows you to discover the digitized collections from home. The library hosts the Centre international Blaise Pascal and the Société des Amis d'Henri Pourrat.

Books in books, periodicals to be consulted on site or to borrow, cd and DVD. Interesting for seasonal visitors, the holiday card. Open Tuesday and Friday afternoon, Wednesday all day and Saturday continuously from 9 am to 16 pm.

In 2008, the Cultural Association of Aigueperse and its surroundings celebrated its thirtieth anniversary and the 25 years of its magazine Sparsae. This association organises, as its name indicates, cultural leisure: exhibitions, various events, outings. It has a Archaeology section and publishes Sparsae, a historical newsletter on the city and the surrounding area.

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.

It is housed in the Maison du Diocèse d'Annecy. The library offers a wide selection of books, magazines, DVDs and CDs in the field of religious studies, such as the Bible, theology, spirituality, pastoral action, liturgy and patristics. It also offers works in other disciplines such as philosophy, social sciences, history, biographies and testimonies, arts, literature, as well as a Salesian and Savoyard collection. The library has an online catalog where visitors can consult the works available.