Events

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...

Paillettes, music hall and charleston for this well-crafted comedy by Feydeau.
On the eve of his marriage to Viviane, Bois d'Enghien tries unsuccessfully to break up with his mistress, the famous music-hall singer Lucette Gautier. But his future mother-in-law, Baroness Duverger, invites the star to sing at the ceremony. Lucette accepts...

At the end of its week-long residency, the Sans Roi company will present a working stage of its next piece, exploring the tumult of love and desire, an energy difficult to tame.

"Sur la route d'Eden" is a show that captures the intensity of a particular second. Not just any second. The one that precedes the ave...

It's a festival tradition every spring to bring together the most seasoned of its young chamber musicians in a complete instrumental ensemble: strings, winds, brass, keyboards and voice. Every year, Emmanuel Krivine, Marc Minkovski, Christopher Hogwood, Jérémie Rhorer, Maxime Pascal and now Pierre Dumoussaud have accomplished the feat ...

Domaine des Enclos is an exceptional 33-hectare park bequeathed to the City of Deauville in 1973. It was acquired in 1937 by Calouste Gulbenkian (1869-1955), a businessman and aesthete who was one of the greatest art collectors of the 20th century. It was here that he was to create the garden of his dreams, entrusting landscape gardener Achi...

Novelists, biographers, comic book illustrators and authors, children's authors, singer-songwriters... come together in Deauville for musical readings, literary concerts and singular, original encounters that explore, comment on and illustrate the links and rebounds between writing and music.
Since 2004, Deauville has been the...

Every spring, the Livres & Musiques literary festival in Deauville celebrates the words of music and the music of words with a dozen events.

Milan Kundera, whose father was a pianist and musicologist, first considered a career as a composer before turning to writing. Music has always held a special place in his...

Every spring, the Livres & Musiques literary festival in Deauville celebrates the words of music and the music of words with a dozen events.

A musical and visual exploration of what is evoked by ten album covers, like ten Proust's madeleines, each accompanied by comments by authors. An immersion in...

The city of Bénerville-sur-Mer is offering a conference by Hesna Cailliau in the cinema of Blonville-sur-Mer.

The genius of intuition: "he who sees the invisible is capable of the impossible"
In a world of unprecedented change, let's be smart in a different way. It is now less a question of solving problems than of inventing possibilities. P...

Ludmila, aged 41 with 5 children, has three dads she didn't even know existed until 4 years ago. They may not have been around during her childhood, but they're determined to make up for lost time, and take their role as fathers very seriously.
So when she tells them she's getting married to a man her own age, whom she's only known for 2 months, the ac...

Every spring, the Livres & Musiques literary festival in Deauville celebrates the words of music and the music of words with a dozen events.
Awarded since 2004 by a jury of writers chaired by Jérôme Garcin, the Deauville Books & Music Prize is awarded each year to an author inspired by music. It dedicates the author to his work in the ...

Every spring, the Livres & Musiques literary festival in Deauville celebrates the words of music and the music of words with a dozen events.

Accompanied on the piano by Romain Berrodier, Sophie Delassein and Rose offer a musical reading, in the manner of a sound journey, of Sagan's songs, those that have been dedicated to him...