Notice to prehistory and cave art lovers: an exceptional new cultural site has just opened its doors in Marseille on June 4, 2022! Cosquer Méditerranée is a replica of the Cosquer cave to be discovered in the Villa Méditerranée, a stone's throw from the Mucem.
The Nuits du Sud festival, which takes place in Vence during the summer, welcomes all the music of the world in a friendly and festive atmosphere. Since its creation in 1998, it has become an unmissable event thanks to the diversity of its program and the beauty of its setting.
Less known than its neighbor Aix-en-Provence, the Festival of Lyric Art of Salon-de-Provence takes place every year in August in a majestic setting with exceptional acoustics: the courtyard of the castle of Empéri. This event is an opportunity to be moved by magical and magnificent voices and to discover or rediscover the great works of the classical repertoire, at affordable prices.
As its name indicates, the Musée Promenade de Digne-les-Bains is not a museum in the classical sense of the term! It is rather a place of stroll, where one can walk in family while discovering nature and works of contemporary art.
For the Pop Air exhibition, the Grande Halle de la Villette was transformed into a playful universe of bright colors and gigantic shapes. This event, conceived in collaboration with the Balloon Museum of Rome, invites you to discover the inflated works of about fifteen international artists.
Did you know that the greatest explorer of the 20th century is a woman? The great traveler and writer Alexandra David-Neel settled in Digne-les-Bains in 1928. Her house has now become a museum that houses the testimonies of her numerous trips to the Orient.
The Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine in Paris creates the event by hosting an immersive and spectacular exhibition dedicated to the pre-Columbian civilizations. This exhibition entitled Machu Picchu and the Treasures of Peru proposes to you to discover more than 190 original pieces coming from Peru. An exhibition event not to be missed!
After 20 months of closure for works, the Cluny museum will reopen its doors in the Latin Quarter in Paris. This museum located near the Boulevard Saint-Michel is the only national museum in France entirely dedicated to the Middle Ages. It is known for housing one of the most famous medieval works in the world, the Lady of the Unicorn.
The Nice Cimiez Museum of Archaeology is devoting an exhibition to the remains of necropolises discovered on the ancient site of Cemenelum. In the exhibition Death is not an end, the museum exhumes treasures of the past and invites visitors to discover the funeral rites of antiquity.
Notice to all Impressionist painting lovers: there are only a few days left to discover the exhibition that the Marmottan-Monet Museum is devoting to Julie Manet. The daughter of painters Eugène Manet and Berthe Morisot was a model, artist and collector. Through her exceptional destiny, the exhibition traces an intimate history of the Impressionist movement.
