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Directed by Fanny Brunet and Carole Schafroth, this theatrical adaptation of Daniel de Roulet’s novel follows ten young women who emigrate to Patagonia to found an egalitarian anarchist community. Using object theatre, the production blends storytelling, projected images and reflective passages to probe anarchist utopias, working-class conditions, migration and the marginalised role of women in history. The staging is intimate and inventive, inviting thought and emotion through tactile imagery and poetic gesture.
In French.
Meet Barroux, an author-illustrator who paints vivid worlds inspired by nature and travel. Watch him draw with pencils, brushes and bright acrylics, and hear how live music shapes his lines. Then try his playful techniques—collage, engraving and bold strokes—to invent your own wild, colorful animals. Feel paper and paint, mix colors, and move your hand to create lively textures and shapes. This hands-on encounter sparks imagination and celebrates curiosity.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Conceived as a tribute to Luciano Pavarotti, this opera gala reunites the Orchestra Filarmonica Pugliese under the baton of Plácido Domingo, with tenor Vittorio Grigolo and soprano Varduhi Khachatryan. The programme celebrates operatic lyricism and the golden-voiced tradition, alternating soaring arias and intimate duets. The focus is on vocal color, expressive phrasing and rich orchestral textures that frame dramatic peaks and quiet moments of nostalgia. The evening promises luminous virtuosity and deeply felt musical storytelling.
Ségolène Romier revisits her practice as a filmmaker while opening a new chapter that foregrounds drawing and material experimentation. Her films, presented across a cluster of televisions, form a living retrospective populated by characters, objects and bodies. Drawing, long confined to sculptural preparation, moves to the fore on cardboard, producing fragmented forms and a kaleidoscopic self‑portrait in which the body appears in pieces between representation and disappearance. The exhibition contemplates passage, creative continuity and the shifting modalities of image and object.
Opening: Wednesday 30 September, 18:00
Closing: Sunday 11 October, 17:00
Wander through buzzing stalls to discover colorful paintings, sculptures, photos and handmade treasures. Hear live music, watch performances, and follow the rhythm of the crowd. Join hands-on creative activities made for families: paint, craft or try simple art experiments. Browse a vinyl trade corner to hunt for records, smell warm food, and feel different textures under your fingers. This small urban museum vibe invites curiosity and playful exploration.
In French.
Amanda Cepero leads this adult singing workshop, focusing on Cuban repertoire and collective vocal practice. She guides accessible vocal and movement exercises to build listening, presence and ensemble confidence.
The session explores traditional Cuban songs, rhythm and harmony through warm-ups, call-and-response and group interpretation. Participants learn melodies and phrasing while practicing stage presence, expression and collaborative arranging to deepen musical understanding and personal confidence.
In French.
Ensemble Sinfonietta Bern presents a concert tribute to composer Howard Shore, exploring the majestic, cinematic soundscapes of The Lord of the Rings. Soprano Sarah Pagin lends luminous vocal lines that evoke Elvish laments and ancient chants, weaving with the orchestra’s rich textures. The programme balances sweeping leitmotifs and intimate, atmospheric moments, marrying orchestral power with an otherworldly vocal presence to create an immersive sonic journey into Tolkien’s mythic landscapes.
Directed by Fanny Brunet and Carole Schafroth, this theatrical adaptation of Daniel de Roulet’s novel follows ten young women who emigrate to Patagonia to found an egalitarian anarchist community. Using object theatre, the production blends storytelling, projected images and reflective passages to probe anarchist utopias, working-class conditions, migration and the marginalised role of women in history. The staging is intimate and inventive, inviting thought and emotion through tactile imagery and poetic gesture.
In French.
Meet Barroux, an author-illustrator who paints vivid worlds inspired by nature and travel. Watch him draw with pencils, brushes and bright acrylics, and hear how live music shapes his lines. Then try his playful techniques—collage, engraving and bold strokes—to invent your own wild, colorful animals. Feel paper and paint, mix colors, and move your hand to create lively textures and shapes. This hands-on encounter sparks imagination and celebrates curiosity.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Conceived as a tribute to Luciano Pavarotti, this opera gala reunites the Orchestra Filarmonica Pugliese under the baton of Plácido Domingo, with tenor Vittorio Grigolo and soprano Varduhi Khachatryan. The programme celebrates operatic lyricism and the golden-voiced tradition, alternating soaring arias and intimate duets. The focus is on vocal color, expressive phrasing and rich orchestral textures that frame dramatic peaks and quiet moments of nostalgia. The evening promises luminous virtuosity and deeply felt musical storytelling.
Ségolène Romier revisits her practice as a filmmaker while opening a new chapter that foregrounds drawing and material experimentation. Her films, presented across a cluster of televisions, form a living retrospective populated by characters, objects and bodies. Drawing, long confined to sculptural preparation, moves to the fore on cardboard, producing fragmented forms and a kaleidoscopic self‑portrait in which the body appears in pieces between representation and disappearance. The exhibition contemplates passage, creative continuity and the shifting modalities of image and object.
Opening: Wednesday 30 September, 18:00
Closing: Sunday 11 October, 17:00
Wander through buzzing stalls to discover colorful paintings, sculptures, photos and handmade treasures. Hear live music, watch performances, and follow the rhythm of the crowd. Join hands-on creative activities made for families: paint, craft or try simple art experiments. Browse a vinyl trade corner to hunt for records, smell warm food, and feel different textures under your fingers. This small urban museum vibe invites curiosity and playful exploration.
In French.
Amanda Cepero leads this adult singing workshop, focusing on Cuban repertoire and collective vocal practice. She guides accessible vocal and movement exercises to build listening, presence and ensemble confidence.
The session explores traditional Cuban songs, rhythm and harmony through warm-ups, call-and-response and group interpretation. Participants learn melodies and phrasing while practicing stage presence, expression and collaborative arranging to deepen musical understanding and personal confidence.
In French.
Ensemble Sinfonietta Bern presents a concert tribute to composer Howard Shore, exploring the majestic, cinematic soundscapes of The Lord of the Rings. Soprano Sarah Pagin lends luminous vocal lines that evoke Elvish laments and ancient chants, weaving with the orchestra’s rich textures. The programme balances sweeping leitmotifs and intimate, atmospheric moments, marrying orchestral power with an otherworldly vocal presence to create an immersive sonic journey into Tolkien’s mythic landscapes.
Directed by Fanny Brunet and Carole Schafroth, this theatrical adaptation of Daniel de Roulet’s novel follows ten young women who emigrate to Patagonia to found an egalitarian anarchist community. Using object theatre, the production blends storytelling, projected images and reflective passages to probe anarchist utopias, working-class conditions, migration and the marginalised role of women in history. The staging is intimate and inventive, inviting thought and emotion through tactile imagery and poetic gesture.
In French.
Meet Barroux, an author-illustrator who paints vivid worlds inspired by nature and travel. Watch him draw with pencils, brushes and bright acrylics, and hear how live music shapes his lines. Then try his playful techniques—collage, engraving and bold strokes—to invent your own wild, colorful animals. Feel paper and paint, mix colors, and move your hand to create lively textures and shapes. This hands-on encounter sparks imagination and celebrates curiosity.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Conceived as a tribute to Luciano Pavarotti, this opera gala reunites the Orchestra Filarmonica Pugliese under the baton of Plácido Domingo, with tenor Vittorio Grigolo and soprano Varduhi Khachatryan. The programme celebrates operatic lyricism and the golden-voiced tradition, alternating soaring arias and intimate duets. The focus is on vocal color, expressive phrasing and rich orchestral textures that frame dramatic peaks and quiet moments of nostalgia. The evening promises luminous virtuosity and deeply felt musical storytelling.
Ségolène Romier revisits her practice as a filmmaker while opening a new chapter that foregrounds drawing and material experimentation. Her films, presented across a cluster of televisions, form a living retrospective populated by characters, objects and bodies. Drawing, long confined to sculptural preparation, moves to the fore on cardboard, producing fragmented forms and a kaleidoscopic self‑portrait in which the body appears in pieces between representation and disappearance. The exhibition contemplates passage, creative continuity and the shifting modalities of image and object.
Opening: Wednesday 30 September, 18:00
Closing: Sunday 11 October, 17:00
Wander through buzzing stalls to discover colorful paintings, sculptures, photos and handmade treasures. Hear live music, watch performances, and follow the rhythm of the crowd. Join hands-on creative activities made for families: paint, craft or try simple art experiments. Browse a vinyl trade corner to hunt for records, smell warm food, and feel different textures under your fingers. This small urban museum vibe invites curiosity and playful exploration.
In French.
Amanda Cepero leads this adult singing workshop, focusing on Cuban repertoire and collective vocal practice. She guides accessible vocal and movement exercises to build listening, presence and ensemble confidence.
The session explores traditional Cuban songs, rhythm and harmony through warm-ups, call-and-response and group interpretation. Participants learn melodies and phrasing while practicing stage presence, expression and collaborative arranging to deepen musical understanding and personal confidence.
In French.
Ensemble Sinfonietta Bern presents a concert tribute to composer Howard Shore, exploring the majestic, cinematic soundscapes of The Lord of the Rings. Soprano Sarah Pagin lends luminous vocal lines that evoke Elvish laments and ancient chants, weaving with the orchestra’s rich textures. The programme balances sweeping leitmotifs and intimate, atmospheric moments, marrying orchestral power with an otherworldly vocal presence to create an immersive sonic journey into Tolkien’s mythic landscapes.
Directed by Fanny Brunet and Carole Schafroth, this theatrical adaptation of Daniel de Roulet’s novel follows ten young women who emigrate to Patagonia to found an egalitarian anarchist community. Using object theatre, the production blends storytelling, projected images and reflective passages to probe anarchist utopias, working-class conditions, migration and the marginalised role of women in history. The staging is intimate and inventive, inviting thought and emotion through tactile imagery and poetic gesture.
In French.
Meet Barroux, an author-illustrator who paints vivid worlds inspired by nature and travel. Watch him draw with pencils, brushes and bright acrylics, and hear how live music shapes his lines. Then try his playful techniques—collage, engraving and bold strokes—to invent your own wild, colorful animals. Feel paper and paint, mix colors, and move your hand to create lively textures and shapes. This hands-on encounter sparks imagination and celebrates curiosity.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Conceived as a tribute to Luciano Pavarotti, this opera gala reunites the Orchestra Filarmonica Pugliese under the baton of Plácido Domingo, with tenor Vittorio Grigolo and soprano Varduhi Khachatryan. The programme celebrates operatic lyricism and the golden-voiced tradition, alternating soaring arias and intimate duets. The focus is on vocal color, expressive phrasing and rich orchestral textures that frame dramatic peaks and quiet moments of nostalgia. The evening promises luminous virtuosity and deeply felt musical storytelling.
Ségolène Romier revisits her practice as a filmmaker while opening a new chapter that foregrounds drawing and material experimentation. Her films, presented across a cluster of televisions, form a living retrospective populated by characters, objects and bodies. Drawing, long confined to sculptural preparation, moves to the fore on cardboard, producing fragmented forms and a kaleidoscopic self‑portrait in which the body appears in pieces between representation and disappearance. The exhibition contemplates passage, creative continuity and the shifting modalities of image and object.
Opening: Wednesday 30 September, 18:00
Closing: Sunday 11 October, 17:00
Wander through buzzing stalls to discover colorful paintings, sculptures, photos and handmade treasures. Hear live music, watch performances, and follow the rhythm of the crowd. Join hands-on creative activities made for families: paint, craft or try simple art experiments. Browse a vinyl trade corner to hunt for records, smell warm food, and feel different textures under your fingers. This small urban museum vibe invites curiosity and playful exploration.
In French.
Amanda Cepero leads this adult singing workshop, focusing on Cuban repertoire and collective vocal practice. She guides accessible vocal and movement exercises to build listening, presence and ensemble confidence.
The session explores traditional Cuban songs, rhythm and harmony through warm-ups, call-and-response and group interpretation. Participants learn melodies and phrasing while practicing stage presence, expression and collaborative arranging to deepen musical understanding and personal confidence.
In French.
Ensemble Sinfonietta Bern presents a concert tribute to composer Howard Shore, exploring the majestic, cinematic soundscapes of The Lord of the Rings. Soprano Sarah Pagin lends luminous vocal lines that evoke Elvish laments and ancient chants, weaving with the orchestra’s rich textures. The programme balances sweeping leitmotifs and intimate, atmospheric moments, marrying orchestral power with an otherworldly vocal presence to create an immersive sonic journey into Tolkien’s mythic landscapes.
Directed by Fanny Brunet and Carole Schafroth, this theatrical adaptation of Daniel de Roulet’s novel follows ten young women who emigrate to Patagonia to found an egalitarian anarchist community. Using object theatre, the production blends storytelling, projected images and reflective passages to probe anarchist utopias, working-class conditions, migration and the marginalised role of women in history. The staging is intimate and inventive, inviting thought and emotion through tactile imagery and poetic gesture.
In French.
Meet Barroux, an author-illustrator who paints vivid worlds inspired by nature and travel. Watch him draw with pencils, brushes and bright acrylics, and hear how live music shapes his lines. Then try his playful techniques—collage, engraving and bold strokes—to invent your own wild, colorful animals. Feel paper and paint, mix colors, and move your hand to create lively textures and shapes. This hands-on encounter sparks imagination and celebrates curiosity.
In French. Kids ages 6 and up.
Conceived as a tribute to Luciano Pavarotti, this opera gala reunites the Orchestra Filarmonica Pugliese under the baton of Plácido Domingo, with tenor Vittorio Grigolo and soprano Varduhi Khachatryan. The programme celebrates operatic lyricism and the golden-voiced tradition, alternating soaring arias and intimate duets. The focus is on vocal color, expressive phrasing and rich orchestral textures that frame dramatic peaks and quiet moments of nostalgia. The evening promises luminous virtuosity and deeply felt musical storytelling.
Ségolène Romier revisits her practice as a filmmaker while opening a new chapter that foregrounds drawing and material experimentation. Her films, presented across a cluster of televisions, form a living retrospective populated by characters, objects and bodies. Drawing, long confined to sculptural preparation, moves to the fore on cardboard, producing fragmented forms and a kaleidoscopic self‑portrait in which the body appears in pieces between representation and disappearance. The exhibition contemplates passage, creative continuity and the shifting modalities of image and object.
Opening: Wednesday 30 September, 18:00
Closing: Sunday 11 October, 17:00
Wander through buzzing stalls to discover colorful paintings, sculptures, photos and handmade treasures. Hear live music, watch performances, and follow the rhythm of the crowd. Join hands-on creative activities made for families: paint, craft or try simple art experiments. Browse a vinyl trade corner to hunt for records, smell warm food, and feel different textures under your fingers. This small urban museum vibe invites curiosity and playful exploration.
In French.
Amanda Cepero leads this adult singing workshop, focusing on Cuban repertoire and collective vocal practice. She guides accessible vocal and movement exercises to build listening, presence and ensemble confidence.
The session explores traditional Cuban songs, rhythm and harmony through warm-ups, call-and-response and group interpretation. Participants learn melodies and phrasing while practicing stage presence, expression and collaborative arranging to deepen musical understanding and personal confidence.
In French.
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