The great Pierre Boulez room of the Philharmonie de Paris, in May 2020. FRANCOIS GUILLOT / AFP A clearing in a leaden sky. After having cut municipal aid for cultural establishments and associations in the same sector for three years, the Paris City Council seems to want to close the gaps to return to the … Read more
Ferme horticole Gagnon will stop strawberry production after the year 2023, which will then concentrate on large-scale organic farming. The family business sees new challenges for the coming years, after 60 years of strawberry production. The main player in the field of berries will focus on the production of vegetable proteins. The owner, David Lemire, … Read more
>> After 75 years, a national congress to elevate culture >> The Feast ofao dai of children promotes the quintessence of national culture >> Opening of a national conference on Vietnamese value systems Cultural tourism contributes to creating economic values and preserving the country’s tradition. Photo: VNA/CVN In 2021, 75 years after the first National … Read more
Through March 11, Atoll art in Victoriaville is showing “Resilience and Other Healings” by Yannick De Serre. It is an exhibition full of meaning, where we can discover an artist who is also a nurse by profession. Yannick’s two personalities fit naturally into the different installations in this exhibition. If he first studied fine arts … Read more
The city with a heart of gold will hold virtual consultations over the coming weeks to update its guiding strategy to improve these sectors. Several citizens have already identified their priorities. We do not take advantage of the fact that we are one of the best destinations in Canada for lovers of snowmobilingsays Reilley Heffernan, … Read more
It is known, culture “compensates”: fun, pleasure, escape, discoveries, knowledge, encounters, dialogue, openness to others, open-mindedness, emancipation, from social life. It is perhaps less well known that it generates considerable economic activity with consequent employment. In fact, culture represented 7% of France’s GDP ahead of the automobile industry. This is the conclusion of the study. … Read more
A German teacher for 25 years at the Bouchardon Institute in Chaumont, Gabrielle Hollensett is a painter. Installed today on the Ile de Ré, the artist produces colorful paintings. Fifth of eight children, Gabrielle grew up in Valenciennes: “My German parents settled in France after dangerously leaving the Soviet occupation zone on a locomotive in … Read more
1 A failed bundle of services The last major sector not affected by the pooling of City (Lamballe-Armor) and Agglo (Lamballe Terre et Mer) services, culture begins its process in 2020. Other attempts had taken place in the past, without success . Consulting firm Deron is then called in to frame things up. In this … Read more
Often criticized as a generation that can’t do anything with its 10 fingers, Generation Z nonetheless has plenty of challenges for itself. One of the last: to create a community, a culture in the creation of rugs. From Lyon, dozens of young people between the ages of 15 and 30 embark on their own project. … Read more
Home > Culture > Culture and identity New progress for the recognition of the language of the people of Réunion Wednesday, December 14, 2022, by manuel marchal The most important community in Réunion in terms of public reception point signed yesterday the Kréol-French Bilingual Charter with Lofis la lang. This Charter recognizes the right of … Read more