Cultural agenda

When the #Metoo movement started to conquer ears, mouths, and spirits, I got into it and asked myself: "What about me?"
For HER, everything started with indecent and intrusive pssts on the way to school, with a piece of skin she should not have seen...
For HIM, everything started in a kitchen located in Picardy, where his mother slapped him in the face while teaching him spelling. (...)

Do you know the story of François-Timoléon, abbot of Choisy (1644-1724)? He was prelate, academician, ambassador of Louis XIV. When he was a child, his mother taught him all the secrets of women's outfit. He liked being called Comtesse des Barres or Madame de Sancy. Sometimes he also successfully played the Corneille heroines. When the uptown girl's costumes his mother gave him (...)

Director Marie Clavaguera-Pratx tells the story of a group of armed robbers that became popular in the 1980s, called the "Postiches", whose objective was not, in her opinion, collecting more money than they needed… (création Automne 2020)
Today, she proposes her Prologue.
"I think that, when people cannot talk, their words are stolen and the story written at their place. To (...)

Back from his mother's funeral, a boy puts the urn on the table of the dining room to talk to her for the last time. Today, he's breaking the pact he signed with himself 15 years ago: keeping his homosexuality secret.
He also wonders why he preferred not talking instead of running away: why was his family's acceptance so precious to him?
In front of the silent ashes, he performs (...)

Leave for a nice journey back to 1860, date of foundation of Deauville by the Morny Duke. Discover the history and the exclusive places that have forged its international reputation.

"Palette d’artistes à Touques" is the meeting of 5 artists with varied creations, reminding a palette where the various colours and subjects mix up to be then transferred on the canvas or in a specific material. To revitalize this event and satisfy a wide audience, a sculptor will join the 4 painters.

As they all share a passion for art, they present a wide range of creations (...)

A Festival open to everybody; an adventure at the heart of America!
Since its creation in 1975, the American Film Festival has been the essential event of the film back. It launches over 100 movies, including an official competition focused on independent films.

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The church is thought to date back at the beginning of the 12th century, as confirmed by its oldest span, with a Plantagenet arc and narrow windows. Built on the heights of Deauville, this sanctuary does not lack in beauty and greatness.

Abandoned during the Revolution, the Saint-Laurent church was the parish church of the old village of Dosville since ancient times. The parish church, without a (...)

The Notre-Dame de la Visitation Church of Blonville-sur-Mer is open during the Heritage Days.

The church of Villerville replaced the first sanctuary of the parish dating back to the 12th century. The massive bell tower with a gable roof; and the Roman-style choir of the building can still be found.

For the first time, the Notre-Dame de l’Assomption church makes the bell tower accessible.
Come and discover the history of this church and its bells with a tourist guide.
The bell being (...)

Annual performance of the theatre course of Villerville, in the unusual setting of the "Garage".

The Association pour la Préservation du Patrimoine of Bénerville-sur-Mer opens the doors of the Saint-Christophe Church for the Heritage Days. Guided tours of the building and the surrounding marine cemetery are organized throughout the day.

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Located facing the sea, near the seaside road between Mount Canisy and the rocks of Bénerville, Saint-Christophe is one of the oldest (...)