Contemporary multidisciplinary artist, Richard Orlinski is currently exhibiting his monumental sculptures in various locations throughout the city of Nice. If you are not yet familiar with his name and his astonishing bestiary, here are 5 things to know about this creator with multiple talents.
For over 15 years, Accroche coeurs has been enlivening the back-to-school season in Angers by offering an international program of street arts. During this festival, street theater takes over the city with a multitude of free and outdoor performances.
Every year, the Cornouaille festival in Quimper celebrates Breton culture. The program includes concerts, dances, songs, and Celtic arts, not to mention live performances in traditional costumes.
Small town located near Menton in the Alpes-Maritimes, Castellar organizes an international mandolin festival every summer. Whether you already know this instrument or want to discover it, don't miss this cultural event on the French Riviera's agenda!
Hollywood giant, Warner Bros. Pictures celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2023. On the occasion of this centenary, we invite you to look back at the history of this legendary studio and discover 5 things you probably didn't know about Warner.
When you have a tight budget, cultural products and multimedia content can sometimes be expenses that you cannot afford. Fortunately, there are tricks to know in order to access culture without breaking the bank. We have listed for you 5 good plans to enjoy culture for less.
If you are a movie lover or if you find that going to the cinema is usually too expensive, take advantage of the "Fête du cinéma" to stock up on films! For four days, movie theaters offer screenings for 4€ throughout France. Many activities are also planned to celebrate the 7th art.
Every summer, in Nantes, art takes over every street corner. This playful and poetic event, called The Voyage à Nantes, is an excellent excuse to discover the city with a fresh eye.
Every summer, the Summer Evenings turn the Alpes-Maritimes department into an open-air theater. Hundreds of shows for young and old and for all tastes are held in the municipalities of the department. The programming is eclectic and completely free!
Clowns, circus arts, music, puppets, dance, installation: all these arts are celebrated in Nanterre, just a stone's throw from Paris, during the Parade(s) festival. This entirely free event is one of the first street arts festivals in France.
