Saint-Affrique: CCAS Offers Cinema Screening for Seniors

As part of Blue Week, a free screening of the film "Un village presque parfait" is organized at the town hall's event room.

Facade of the Saint-Affrique town hall, a stone building with a balcony, in the afternoon sun.
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Facade of the Saint-Affrique town hall, a stone building with a balcony, in the afternoon sun.

The Social Action Centre (CCAS) of Saint-Affrique is organizing a free cinema screening for the town's seniors on Thursday, October 15th, as part of Blue Week.

As part of Blue Week, the CCAS of Saint-Affrique invites the town's seniors for a moment of relaxation and conviviality with a cinema screening. The French comedy "Un village presque parfait", known for its humor and tenderness, will be shown on Thursday, October 15th at 2:30 PM in the town's event hall.
The film tells the story of villagers determined to save their community, promising a funny and touching experience with its colorful characters. This initiative aligns with the spirit of Blue Week, aiming to foster social connection and well-being among seniors through accessible cultural activities.
Tickets for this screening, specifically for seniors in Saint-Affrique, can be collected at the CCAS. For more information or to reserve a seat, please contact the CCAS at 05 65 98 29 10.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Saint-Affrique (23/09/2026)