Événements à Deauville

The open-air exhibition, placed on the Port-Deauville dyke, invites you to discover the extraordinary landscapes captured by Olivier Houdart under a special light. Facing the sky, that was so dear to the Impressionists, the green symphony is an artistic break to your stroll that celebrates thirty photos. Most of them have been taken along the roads and reproduce what anybody could potentially (...)

A water shuttle is proposed in summer from 2015 to allow visitors and inhabitants to cross the estuary and spend your day at the other side of the Seine River.
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The Micro-Folie program has changed!

The same successful tools and areas of the first edition - Digital Museum, FabLab, Games Library - are now used to organize five visits according to age of the visitors. You are invited to explore the area choosing a different subject every week. In this way, any visit at the Micro-Folie in Deauville is unique!

FabLab training:
Learn how to use the FabLab (...)

The Micro-Folie program has changed!
The same successful tools and areas of the first edition - Digital Museum, FabLab, Games Library - are now used to organize five visits according to age of the visitors. You are invited to explore the area choosing a different subject every week. In this way, any visit at the Micro-Folie in Deauville is unique!

At the “Teenagers’ meeting”, you can opt (...)

In this unusual and multifunctional place focused on culture and art, initiation, fulfilment and creativity are celebrated.

The concept of “Micro-Folie”, an event taking place everywhere in France and promoted by the French Ministry of Culture has the same ambitions of the Franciscaines: spreading cultural content, favouring creation and creativity, promoting social (...)

Preserved as a historical monument since October 29, 1975, this impressive manor, distant from the seaside, was commissioned by the baron Henry de Rothschild. Passionate for horse races, he had chosen a venue situated close to the racecourse. The villa was built in 1907 on the area of the “Ferme du Coteau”, belonging to the novelist Gustave Flaubert’s family since 1837.

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The François Monique is a scallop boat of the roadstead of Breast, built in the “Chantier du Fret” (Fret Shipyard) by Auguste Tertu. Launched in September 16th 1935, it was manufactured for Hervé Salaün, sailor in Lagona Daoulas, to fish scallops and collect marl (limestone sand for soil conditioning) and red algae to fertilize fields.

The origin of the ship’s baptismal name is:
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The Micro-Folie program has changed!

The same successful tools and areas as the first edition - Digital Museum, FabLab, Games Library - are now used to organize five different visits according to age of the visitors. You are invited to explore the area choosing a different subject every week. In this way, any visit at the Micro-Folie in Deauville is unique!

Young artists:
Developing (...)

The Micro-Folie program has changed!

The same successful tools and areas as the first edition - Digital Museum, FabLab, Games Library - are now used to organize five different visits according to age of the visitors. You are invited to explore the area choosing a different subject every week. In this way, any visit at the Micro-Folie in Deauville is unique!

Fun visit:
Visit the Digital (...)

Silence… Action!

This evening will give you the same emotions as the whirling images shot by Claude Lelouch on the Boardwalk of Deauville. A man, a woman, a simple story sublimated and made universal by the movie, like all the stories, our stories.

The emotions experienced at the cinema are found again in this modern, dynamic and glamorous show. It evokes cult films and film directors and (...)

When wandering in Deauville, villas, manors and other extraordinary buildings display a great architectural diversity. A variety of styles and dominant, often recurring, features have forged the city’s identity.
Discover this widely promoted and preserved remarkable heritage through the most emblematic roads and manors of the city.