Cultural associations Bourgogne

Why Note is a cultural and artistic association whose idea was born in 1996. So it's been some time that she moved into the dijonnais landscape. A few years ago, she organized an eponymous festival that stopped in 2008. Since then, it has taken a new turn, particularly with the opening of the Consortium, which has missionnée it for the coordination of the spectacle living in the places, administrative and technical management, and communication and press actions. A privileged role that allows Mrs. Note to organize real programming throughout the year (especially within the Consortium) with renowned artists. Since 2012, the season is called the Wave and offers shows, festivals and exhibitions from February to June of each year. Objective: to offer staggered performances and to bring talented but sometimes unknown artists without neglecting those who already have their notoriety. You will therefore find the association throughout the city, as the events of which they are either the organizers or the partners. To consult the programming, go to the website where you will find all the necessary information.

The Château de la Verrerie is a historic site in Le Creusot. It is home to the Académie François Bourdon, a cultural association dedicated to the preservation and promotion of industrial heritage. The château itself is a magnificent example of 19th-century architecture, with its towers and picturesque gardens. The Académie François Bourdon offers a variety of activities and services, including an industrial archive, an industry pavilion, an educational service, conferences and publications. It also supports research into industrial heritage. The Château de la Verrerie is open to the public and can be visited. For lovers of history and industrial heritage, a visit to the Château de la Verrerie is highly recommended.

Charbonnières-les-Bains is a town in the Rhône-Alpes region of France. For new arrivals, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) offers a warm welcome and practical information to help you settle in. The AVF also organizes events such as concerts and walks in the surrounding area.

Paray-le-Monial is home to the head office of the Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF). The AVF is a national network that offers friendly events for new residents and anyone looking for a social connection. These events provide an opportunity to discover the local environment and make new friends. The AVFs operate on a voluntary basis, offering a warm and caring welcome. Paray-le-Monial has a vaccination center at the Salle du Centre Associatif Parodien, which is part of the AVF network.

Chalon-sur-Saône is a welcoming city for new arrivals, thanks to the cultural association "Accueil des Villes Françaises" (AVF). The AVF de Chalon-sur-Saône offers a range of activities and events to help newcomers settle in. Chalon-sur-Saône is a historic town, known as the birthplace of Nicéphore Niépce, inventor of photography. It offers a pleasant setting in which to live and discover Burgundy.

Nevers is a welcoming city for newcomers, thanks to the AVF cultural association. This association, which has been established in Nevers for 50 years, offers support to new residents to facilitate their integration. The AVF Nevers offers a presentation of the city and organizes activities to encourage social contacts. The association's volunteers are on hand to welcome newcomers, offer manual or recreational activities and create moments of conviviality. Nevers, a ducal city, abounds in treasures that the AVF will be delighted to help new residents discover.

The Maison des Associations is a historic site located in Beaune, at 19 Rue Poterne. The AVF is a national network that offers friendly events for new residents and people looking for social ties. AVFs are a great way to discover the local environment and make new friends.

Tonnerre is home to a cultural association called AVF Tonnerre. This association is part of the national network of Accueils des Villes Françaises (AVF), which aims to welcome new residents and foster social ties. AVF Tonnerre offers friendly events to help residents discover their new surroundings and make new friends. The association's website provides information on the dynamics of the network and the various activities offered by the AVFs. Our teams will be delighted to welcome you and provide you with further information.

The AVF Joigny is there to welcome newcomers to Joigny and the villages of the Communauté de Communes du Jovinien. They offer a range of activities to encourage exchanges and friendly contacts between members. They also organize cultural and sporting outings.

The beautiful writings are also brought to the fore with the Book of Arts and Crafts of the Book, which offers courses and courses  : you will be able to express a thought through Japanese calligraphy, or to work on the real parchment and learn the delicacy of the gold sheet…

With the creation of the Espace de cultures du Pays Nivernais-Morvan within the abbey premises, Corbigny has become an international cultural pole. From theatre to dance through exhibitions of plastic art and classical music, Corbigeoise cultural life is one of the most dynamic in the department, including Metalovoice, Teatr'Eprouvete and Surrounding Dreamers. With a professional dance studio, the abbey regularly hosts dance companies that often offer their first creations and also offer the public and school classes lessons once a week. In August, for years, the music festivals of Corbigny were held, eagerly awaited by the public of the intense musical moments of pianists, string quartet, copper quintets and other young artists from all over the world. (Information  : Cultural area of the country Nivernais-Morvan (tel.) 03 86 20 22 78. From 16 € the place at 65 € the 6-day package, free for people under 12 years old. In the autumn, it is more likely to turn to the writing of the book and the Small edition in October.

A friendly association in the southern suburbs of Paris which organizes events, exits and weekend.

AVF stands for Accueil des Villes Françaises. This national association has a branch right in the center of Dijon: rue Vannerie. The aim? To help new arrivals by offering them a range of activities, led by native Dijon residents. You can discover Dijon and the surrounding area, visit the main museums, take part in walks, tarot evenings and dinners. There are even wine courses and a "Jeunes Actifs" group to help you integrate and discover the secrets of your new city! Please note: the month of November is dedicated to new arrivals.

La Banane de Dijon is the best option to have a good time. Since 2015, the association has been brightening up the evenings in Dijon. If it first became famous with the open stage A toi l'honneur, la Banane also offers weekly writing workshops and has opened its own humor school. A godsend for anyone who wants to study the different writing techniques, stagecraft or directing. The microphone is plugged in, and the sketches follow one another, from the travelling Apéros Banane to the Darcy Comédie's comedians' sets. While waiting to see them on stage, don't hesitate to follow the Banana on social networks. In Banana we Trust !

Every summer, Monceaux-le-Comte hosts the theater festival Les Heures Festives, organized by the cultural association Les Livreurs in collaboration with the Bookson association. Every evening, starting at 6:45pm, you can attend solo theater performances, where a solo performer gives a one-hour performance of a play. Original courses are also offered on summer weekends, from 10am to 5pm, to introduce you to literature. The Les Heures Festives festival takes place in the charming grounds of the former presbytery of Monceaux-le-Comte, but also offers events in the surrounding communes to showcase the local heritage. Follow the festival on Facebook to make sure you don't miss out on any upcoming events.