
Lunel Flamenco Festival Kicks Off Successfully
The opening night drew a large crowd, featuring a bodega, a photo exhibition, and a stage performance.
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The opening night drew a large crowd, featuring a bodega, a photo exhibition, and a stage performance.

A new book explores the fate of women and children interned in France during World War II.

The show 'Happy Apocalypse to You' by Les Enfants Sérieux company combines clowning, Chinese pole, and DJing to celebrate the end of the world.

The Tinals festival returns to Nîmes with four stages, thirty artists, and unchanged prices for the 2027 edition.

The book, co-authored by Yves Godderis and Edwige Armand, published by CNRS Éditions, deciphers millennia of interactions between the mineral and living worlds.

Local artist Gaël Ricci has created a monumental work inspired by Gustave Doré, transforming public space into an open-air art gallery.

Authors, illustrators, and publishers gather for two days around the theme of travel.

The municipality honors its sailors with a commemorative exhibition.

The 6th edition of the festival will take place from November 5th to 8th at Espace Castel, featuring shows, competitions, and Spanish atmosphere.

The street art exhibition, paying tribute to Banksy, is attracting large crowds at Domaine du Boulouch until November 4th.

Students can now register for high-level courses offered by the European alliance Charm-EU for the first semester of 2027.

As part of 'Cuina d’Aquí', ten young people from Canet-en-Roussillon discovered local cuisine and its professionals in Catalonia.