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Thursday, 10 January 2008 |
16, 17 and 18/01 Angers (49) Le Quai’s resident theatre company
performs its adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’. This production
is directed by Gilles Bouillon and stars Babacar M’Baye, Christophe
Brault, Pierre-Alain Chapuis and Xavier Guittet.
Le Quai Theatre: 17, Rue Tannerie, Angers Tel: 02 41 22 20 20
Ongoing Fontevraud (49) The local gospel choir
‘Happy Gospel’ is looking for more people to join. ‘Happy
Gospel’ sings largely negro spirituals such as ‘Amazing
Grace’ and African tribal songs.
New to the repertoire for 2008 will be songs by The Beatles.
The choir meets during the academic year, twice a month on alternate Thursdays
at 8:30pm at the Yves Duteil Salon. Contact Sylvie Reeves at:
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Thursday, 10 January 2008 |
Until 07/01 Reims (Marne) The Christmas market is still open. At
the same time you can visit the splendid newly-refurbished square
in front of the Unesco cathederal and the flood-lighting
installed last year.
www.ville-reims.fr.
19 and 20/01 Chaux-Neuves (Doubs) World cup Nordic skiing.
www.ski-massif-jurassien.com
Tel: 03.81.69.22.78
9 and 10/02 Mouthe (Doubs) Transjurassienne: The main event is
the 76km race, but during the week there is a series of
events including the MiniTrans over 15km, suitable for
younger competitors.
Trans’Organisation Espace Lamartine, Morez. www.transjurassienne.com
Tel: 03 84 33 45 13
Until 24/03 Mannheim, Germany. ‘Mummies – the dream of the
eternal life’. The world’s biggest exhibition of mummies is well
worth a short trip over the frontier to the Reiss-Engelhorn
Museum, half an hour into Germany from Lauterbourg (67).
www.reiss-museum.de
All winter, Sarreguemines (Moselle) ‘Café, Thé, Chocolat, une
exposition à volonté’; the Musée de la faïence has assembled an
exhibition of more than 100 pieces associated with hot drinks,
including rare coffee, tea and chocolate drinking sets, as well as
special cups for drinking with a moustache.
17 rue Poincaré Sarreguemines
Tel: 03 87 98 93 50
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Thursday, 10 January 2008 |
Until 09/03 Cran-Gévrier Annecy (74) Leave your language
behind. This exhibition of sounds and sound effects comprises 20
interactive models, including a rabbit dreaming, ants galloping in a
corridor and a snail eating some lettuce.
La Turbine www.ccsti74-crangevrier.com
04/01 La Clusaz (74) ‘La Grimpée du Loup’ This ski touring
competition which starts from the village at night is part of the
International Mountain Ski Tour circuit. A great spectator sport.
Tel: 04 50 32 69 50
Until 26/01 Saint-Julien-en-Genevois (74) Exhibition of oriental
and Iraqi art by Karim Farhan.
www.karimfarhan.com
09/01-11/01 Grenoble (38) Contemporary Dance à l’Américaine.
The Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon brings alive the work of Americans
Trisha Brown and Merce Cunningham.
Tickets €32.50. www.sortir.fluctuat.net
09-13/01 Crest-Voland Cohennoz (73)
Winemakers’ ski championships.
The area’s wine producers take to the slopes with flaming torches
and mulled wine. Entertainment, slaloms, wine tasting and comedy.
Tel: 04 79 31 62 57
12-13/01 Contamines-Montjoie (74) Freestyle World Cup
Ski-cross and half-pipe at the foot of Mont Blanc; two mesmerising
spectator events.
www.worldcup.lescontamines.com/worldcup/fr
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Thursday, 10 January 2008 |
12/01 Albert (80) Rock and pop artist Jean-Louis Aubert in concert.
Théâtre de Jeu Paume. Tel: 03 22 74 48 90
18/01 Laon (02) Gastronomic fair: Twenty local producers ply their
wares. Held in the cloisters of the Saint-Martin-de-Laon church
www.ville-laon.fr
22-23/01 Amiens (80) Samarabalouf (pictured) perform a jazz and
gypsy music concert.
Lune de Pirates Tel: 03 22 97 88 01
26-27/01 Peronne (80) Postcard and book exhibiton and fair,
attended by Picardie artisans and authors available to meet.
L’Espace Mac Orlan. Tel: 03 22 73 41 00
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Thursday, 10 January 2008 |
11/01 Saint-Omer (62) ‘Le bonheur de la création’ Exhibition of
ecological cardboard furniture, by Bénédicte Boullet and Fabien
Vozel. Learn the basics in a four-hour lesson with materials
supplied, €40. Full courses also run in January and February.
L’École de Beaux-arts. 4 rue Alphonse de Neuville, 03 21 98 30 31
13/01-02/03 Dunkerque (59) ‘Carnaval’, described as the most
famous, rowdiest and most mental in France.
www.ville-dunkerque.fr/fr/je-vis-adunkerque/carnaval-dunkerque/index.html
Until 28/02 Étaples-Sur-Mer (62) Exhibition at the church of
Saint-Michel, which was bombarded in 1944. A virtual visit and an
exhibition of photographs show how the church would have looked
in medieval times.
8 place du Général de Gaulle Etaples Tel: 03 21 09 76 20 www.musenor.com
Until 16/03 Desvres (62) ‘Landscape’ Exhibition
Maison de la Faience Rue Jean Macé. Tel: 03 21 83 23 23
Until 31/10 Arras (62) New exhibition on ancient and modern
man, with medical instruments and techniques and a specially
designed route for young people to discover the human body.
Cité Nature 25 Bd Schuman Tel: 03 21 21 59 59 www.citenature.com
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