Frontignan Plage: History is Written with Your Memories

The museum extends its call for contributions until the end of November for its 2027 exhibition on the seaside district.

Generic image of old photographs, postcards, and handwritten documents spread out on a wooden table, evoking memories of a seaside town in the South of France.
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Generic image of old photographs, postcards, and handwritten documents spread out on a wooden table, evoking memories of a seaside town in the South of France.

The Culture and Heritage Department of Frontignan la Peyrade has extended its call for personal memories until the end of November 2026 for its 2027 exhibition dedicated to Frontignan plage.

Initially planned until the end of October, the collection is extended due to the significant number of contributions. Residents now have an extra month to share their archives in the form of photos, documents, or testimonies.
Original contributions will be digitized by the Culture and Heritage Department before being returned to their owners. The 2027 exhibition aims to tell the story of Frontignan plage through the eyes of its inhabitants, reconstructing the past and highlighting the evolution of the district with residents' personal archives.
Items sought include: old or recent photos of daily life, landscapes, significant events; archival documents such as postcards, press articles, maps; and written or oral testimonies like family stories, anecdotes, or beach-related memories.
To contribute, individuals can contact the municipal archives by phone at 04 67 18 54 90 or 06 48 09 20 70, or by email at culture@frontignan.fr. It is advisable to specify the date, location, and context of each document to facilitate its integration.
By sharing their memories, participants help write a collective history, uniting generations through their love for this corner of the Mediterranean and contributing to the puzzle of Frontignan plage.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Frontignan (27/10/2026)