Art galleries exhibition spaces foundations and cultural centers Champagne-Ardenne

The Millesium is the Parc des Expositions in Epernay. With its four halls covered by 6 800 m ², it can accommodate up to 20 000 people for many public events: concerts, shows, festivals, fairs, fairs, congresses, seminars, indoor sports events… Many artists take place on the scene of the Millésium, which is undoubtedly the largest of all the Marne. A restaurant offering drinks and sandwiches is provided during the events. To book tickets, you can contact the various ticketing points (FNAC, Carrefour, Leclerc, Ticketnet, Cora, Espace Mozaïc d'Guided or tourist offices) or buy them before the show, if it is not already complete! The programme this year: M Pokora, Black M, Stephane Rousseau, Voulzy and Souchon…

Make no mistake, the cellar does not house precious bottles but a cultural place. Purchased by the City of Reims in 2010, the former Champagne Jacquart cellars have been transformed to accommodate art exhibitions in a dedicated 600 ^m2 space, shows in its 140-seat performance hall and heritage and culture workshops. The entrance is through the Galichet garage door at the corner of the building. A cellar with a strong historical connotation since in 1917, President Raymond Poincaré presented Cardinal Luçon, then Archbishop of Reims, with the cross of the Legion of Honour. A history and a future to be "sealed".

In the heart of this village, in a bend, here you are facing a huge porch. Passing through the door, this cultural centre offers you an approach to art in the heart of nature. In the barn, exhibitions follow one another with artists of great value: Anna Madia, Maus Gironnay... This association is supported by Philippe Brame, author and photographer to whom the Gabriel Voisin High School in Troyes has dedicated its exhibition space. Philippe offers photographic internships, far from the formatted days we know. Here the eye, the dialogue, the method, are a transmission rather than a teaching. If you are more interested in speech, participate in the moments around poetry. The Facebook page is the best way to capture activities over time.

Cultivate in the Turrets! After years of neglect, these former 19th century basketry workshops with their pointed turrets now house the Vouziers cultural centre. Throughout the year, this dynamic cultural space offers an eclectic programme with shows for the whole family. Between plays, one-man shows, operettas, concerts, musical evenings, dances and stories, the cultural season promises to be rich in events. The centre also houses an exhibition area, the cinema, the library, the municipal band and its music school, as well as the association Les Tourelles, which carries out cultural activities throughout the region.