Media Montpellier

A cultural magazine, Art-Vues is available in magazine format and on the media website. Distributed in thousands of outlets, it focuses on cultural and artistic news from the Occitanie region. Agendas, interviews, reports... the medium offers a wealth of information on local life. Concerts, festivals, theater, dance, exhibitions, classical music: the subjects are varied and always covered in an interesting way. Free content means that everyone can benefit from the latest news and scoops from the cultural sector.

The other free newspaper for classified ads, distributed on Tuesday. Cars and real estate are of course most of its many pages. The website allows to extend its search to all regions of France, useful for those who are willing to make kilometres for the good business.

With a name like that you won't be surprised to learn that this local bi-monthly is dedicated to the region's outings. For more than 40 years, Sortir à Montpellier has been highlighting the city's cultural and gastronomic news. Its pages feature interviews, portraits, reports, film reviews, recommendations for going out, as well as an agenda of upcoming events. Focused on the metropolis, the publication covers Montpellier and its surroundings in print and online. Almost 35,000 copies are distributed free of charge.

The first edition of La Gazette de Montpellier was published on October 21, 1987. Since then, this weekly newspaper specialized in local information has built a strong reputation thanks to the quality of its contents and the reactivity of its team. Readers discover local news articles as well as sheets dedicated to culture and sports. If the paper edition of the publication is published every Thursday, the media also has a striking web structure.

Each day, the channel broadcasts a thematic newspaper depending on the locality. Culture, sport, politics, the associative scene, the subjects treated are diverse and cover with integrity the current events of the moment. Thus, the local editions dedicated to the Occitania region and its main departments attract every day locals and tourists interested in the week's agenda and local news. While these often cover light-hearted and festive events, they also cover the political, judicial and economic scene.

Les Presses universitaires de la Méditerranée (PULM) works closely with authors throughout the publishing process, to produce high-quality editions and publications produced with the utmost care. On their website, we invite you to discover their nineteen book collections and seven published journals. Their catalog of 250 books includes a collection in Occitan, as well as a number of digital works.

In July 2019, the "Destination Hérault" app went online. Its aim is to make it easier to read the department's offers in terms of restaurants, shopping, outings, etc. Very easy to use, the support modernizes the approach to the territory and selects for its followers the most friendly addresses locally. It is possible to refine searches by customising them by key words or by brand. This is an innovative way to discover the region's riches and not miss a single opportunity.

The Region shares with other local authorities the responsibility for the development of culture, sport and tourism. In order to make its expertise available on these multiple subjects, the entity has set up a very complete internet platform. This platform reports on local news, presents the various assets of the territory, outlines its landscape, highlights its most important players... It is an invaluable source of information that allows to understand the territory in an efficient and diverse way.

When we go for a walk in town or in the country, our eyes are constantly drawn to the various plants and flowers that make up the landscape. And we often wonder which plants or flowers they are. As it's not easy to walk around with a dictionary of plants, the Pl@ntnet application is here to answer all your questions. Once installed on your smartphone, all you have to do is take a photo of the plant whose name you'd like to know, and presto! you're in business.