Lunel: A Theatrical Tour to Rediscover Downtown Shops

The LaBam company offered a playful walk combining riddles, anecdotes, and local history to highlight Lunel's shops.

Generic image of a theater troupe performing in an old town at dusk, with onlookers in the background.
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Generic image of a theater troupe performing in an old town at dusk, with onlookers in the background.

This Saturday, October 10th, the City of Lunel and the LaBam Company invited the public on a theatrical tour of the city center, highlighting current businesses and the rich past of Lunel.

As part of the Méatamorph’Ose du coeur de ville, a theatrical procession allowed participants to journey through the history of Lunel while discovering downtown shops. This initiative, conceived by the LaBam company, combined an investigation with riddles to solve, shared anecdotes, and the presentation of old images from the municipal archives.
The walk generated public enthusiasm, offering a mix of quirkiness, brain-teasing, laughter, and smiles. Two Parisian inspectors, sent by the Musée d’Orsay, succeeded in their mission: with the help of the residents of Lunel, they reconstructed the famous painting by artist Papazoff, "Mona Luna," to send it to the M.E.T in New York.
On this Saturday, October 10th, the shops of Lunel revealed their secrets, offering a memorable experience to participants.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Lunel (13/10/2026)