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"1940. Comprendre la défaite"; lecture by Eric Labayle, Doctor of History, specialist in French and Canadian military history. He has published numerous books and articles, mainly on French military history.

 Loches

Four dancers who, through the poetry of their bodies, plunge into a dreamlike world where their different memories of life collide. A succession of sketches like so many images of everyday life, gentle, funny, impertinent...

 Monts

Discover normally inaccessible rooms at Château de Montpoupon. From Solange de la Motte Saint-Pierre?s childhood apartments in the early 20th century, with their nursery and study, to the medieval tower with its machicolated battlements, eight centuries of history are yours to discover

 Céré-la-Ronde

More than 900 flowers adorn the large garden which you can enjoy fully in addition to the swimming pool area (to be shared with the owner and her grandchildren) as well as your own private terrace and garden area. Chantal wanted a quiet, pleasant and relaxing place for you and she has succeeded p...

 Cangey

Concert at the Localuna

 Civray-de-Touraine

 Beaulieu-lès-Loches

There, perched on a dead branch overlooking the river, a bird awaits its prey. Armed with a long, dagger-like beak, high legs and large wings, it's a bird adapted to wetlands.

 Rivarennes

One- or 2-day workshop, open to beginners and advanced. Discover the material and how to use the blowtorch to make simple beads. Valérie will then lead you towards the design of more elaborate beads with precise decorations. Registration required. Places limited.

 Beaulieu-lès-Loches

Imagine a 38 m² cottage made entirely of wood, nestled in the heart of a green setting, surrounded by oaks and majestic hundred-year-old chestnut trees. This enchanting, fully-enclosed setting guarantees you total privacy to enjoy precious moments together.

 Montlouis-sur-Loire

 Athée-sur-Cher

Activities for elected representatives and agents, as well as interested parties (booking required). When it rains, water falls on our roofs, parking lots and streets, then quickly runs off to join a ditch or stream further downstream. Later, our land runs out of water.

 Crissay-sur-Manse

Let yourself be carried away by Alexandra Duprez?s free, instinctive art. No sketches or imposed frames: her works are born of a spontaneous gesture, inspired by art brut and folk art. Each canvas is an invitation to dream, a journey into an imaginary cartography where nothing is set in stone.

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