In June 2020, the 45th edition of Musiques Métisses will take place. It is an intercultural, festive and family event, open to all diversities. It is also a key player in "Living Together", Musiques Métisses maintains an undeniable culture of celebration during 3 days where literary meetings, film screenings, concerts, activities for young people, exhibitions and musical siesta are combined. For this magical atmosphere, we advise you to come and visit us.
Angouleme
When night falls, the ghosts of the Château de Panloy come back to life and haunt the corridors of the old house. Wandering through the dark corridors of the castle, you will have the mission of reconstructing the family genealogy, meeting strange, funny and frightening characters who will tell you, if they are willing, about their past life. Will you have the courage to come and discover Panloy at night? A friendly cocktail will allow you to recover from your emotions afterwards. For the Haunted Evenings you enter the castle in groups of about twenty people. Please note that this activity is not recommended for children under 7 years old.
Port d'Envaux
Here is the second opus of the IMPROBABLES season at the temple of Saint Savinien with Inès Lopez-Sanchez Mathely, Laurens Font, Christine Fayon, Claudine Guibert Philippe Aini, Nadine Vergues, Titos Kontou and Fabrice L'Hénaff. The opening will take place on 2 July with a poetic-musical performance by Corps de Cendres and surprises throughout the month. You will also be able to attend workshops by Inès Lopez-Sanchez Mathely, Laurens Font and Titos Kontou, by reservation with the assoc' IMPROBABLES.
St Savinien Sur Charente
Isabelle Abate and Jen-Claude Carlet, local artists, ceramics, bronze and sculpture, open the doors of their workshop: "L'Atelier des Remparts". It is located in the village of Saint-Seurin-d'Uzet near the Auberge-Musée du Caviar et de l'Esturgeon and the small Port where you can meet the artists, talk and discover their creations. We recommend that you visit it!
Chenac Saint Seurin d'Uzet
Ready to go for a walk? A keen sense of observation? Lift the veil on the heritage! To play, log on to the Vals de Saintonge Communauté website and download the booklet or collect it from our 4 tourist information offices. Find the circuits of the 21 towns and villages of the Saintonge Dorée and, with the help of clues, uncover the caches hidden here and there in unusual places near sites or monuments that are worth a visit. Inside: a small box... with a notebook inside. Write down the traces of your visit on it! Each circuit allows you to collect a mystery word. If you find 3 or more words, a gift is waiting for you at our reception desk! Let's go!
St Jean d'Angely
The Caviar and Sturgeon Inn-Museum is a place of cultural activities that tells the story of French caviar and the European sturgeon from the estuary during the first half of the 20th century.
The old sturgeon inn and the village of St Seurin d'Uzet are historic sites for the preparation and tasting of caviar from the Gironde, the first caviar produced in France in the 1920s, thanks to the Maison Prunier, a famous Parisian restaurant and historic operator for over 50 years. This is what still earns the village the name of "caviar capital" in France.
Chenac Saint Seurin d'Uzet
Every year on 9 May, Europe Day celebrates peace and unity in Europe. It is the anniversary of the "Schuman Declaration". On this day in 1950, Robert Schuman, then French Foreign Minister, proposed in a historic speech in Paris a new form of political cooperation for Europe that would make war between the continent's nations unthinkable.
Its ambition was to create a European institution that would bring together and manage coal and steel production. A treaty establishing such a body was signed less than a year later. Robert Schuman's proposal is considered the birth certificate of what is now the European Union.
A unique festival in France, a meeting place for those who are passionate about cinema from elsewhere and literature from the Pacific. An open window on the Oceanic world, its history, its culture and its peoples. The festival aims to be a space for debates and meetings. On the programme: exhibitions, shows, film screenings and presentation of literary works.
About fifteen films are screened at the Palais des Congrès in Rochefort: feature films, fiction and documentaries.
In 2019, Rochefort Pacifique takes us to the shores of the Solomon Islands. Its patron is the sailor, artist and writer Titouan Lamazou. What will the festival have in store for us in 2020?
We hope you will want to visit the Charente Maritime in Spring 2020. To visit these wonders Eden Ouest welcomes you all year round in Charente Maritime in our charming guest house.
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