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To inaugurate this Olympic year, the first Franciscan exhibition presents an exploration of the sporting gesture in its physical, technical and spiritual dimensions. The sporting gesture is an expression of the athlete's genius, between power and mastery, grace and performance. It is a formidable source of inspiration for artists.
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The Musée André Hambourg is sporting spirit with an exhibition dedicated to the representation of sport in the work of André Hambourg (1909-1999), a great lover of outdoor sports.
The artist, always curious about his environment, painted everyday activities. On the beach at Deauville, among the few strolling onlookers, the artist...

Now boasting some 7,000 works of art, each year the Musée des Franciscaines presents a selection of its collections for free access, through its Universes: Art de vivre, Cheval, Spectacle and Deauville.
Thanks to the acquisition policy of the town of Deauville, the Peindre en Normandie fund and the generosity of major donors, the Musée des Franciscaines...

A new monographic exhibition devoted to the work of Zao Wou-Ki (1920-2013). A Chinese artist by birth and French by adoption, whose artistic path borrowed from the tradition of his native country as well as from Western modernity, Zao Wou-Ki opened up a new, liberated and free path that the alleys of another world explores through the dive...

La Ville de Deauville, en partenariat avec le quotidien sportif L’Equipe et l’agence d’ingénierie photographique BITL Agency, expose en grand format et en plein air 30 photographies représentatives des valeurs éthiques et sociales indissociables d’une pratique sportive satisfaisante et épanouissante, amateure ou professionnelle.

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A permanent fixture on Deauville's cultural calendar, the Easter Festival is all about discovery, sharing and learning. Over the years, the Easter Festival has brought to light five generations of young musicians and chamber ensembles, now well known to all. Elders and cadets always pass on their knowledge with the same joyful complicity...

Protected as a historical monument since 1975, this imposing Norman regionalist style residence was commissioned by Baron Henri de Rothschild. A great lover of racing, he chose to build his home near the racetrack. The villa was built in 1907 on the site of the Ferme du Coteau, property of the novelist's family...

In 2024, the Deauville-La Touques racecourse celebrates 160 years of history, grand prix and success. It's the perfect occasion to invite the public to push open the doors of its most secret places, which can only be discovered on a tour.

Led by an equestrian enthusiast, the tour offers the privilege of delving into the inner workings of the racecourse.

Strolling through Deauville, villas, manor houses and other extraordinary buildings reveal a wide variety of architectural styles. This multiplicity of references, but also of dominant characters, often repeated, have forged the personality of the town. Come and discover this remarkable heritage, which is still alive today.

The Brimborion pony club, located in Sèvres (92), organises an annual training course in Deauville during the spring holidays at the Deauville-La Touques racecourse. This educational project allows young riders to discover the world of racing and the training of thoroughbreds.

This course is also an opportunity for young riders and their students to learn more about the sport.

Following in the footsteps of Renaud Capuçon and Amaury Coeytaux, Pierre Fouchenneret has succeeded in rallying the most promising chamber musicians around him. This is the perfect opportunity for them to confront two of the finest examples of 20th-century Romantic and French chamber music.

Program:

Franz Schubert
- Quintet for two violins, viola and two cellos op. 163 D. 956
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Solo Deauville: the opening regatta in the solo program of the Voiles Océanes Trophy, preceded the day before by the Duo Deauville.
Killing two birds with one stone, moving two regattas.