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The Woman Who Counted the Stars – and Fought for Other Women to Have a Place in Science

Harvard · Sanary-Sur-Mer

The Woman Who Counted the Stars – and Fought for Other Women to Have a Place in Science

Williamina Fleming was the first woman to be granted academic status at Harvard University – even though she didn’t have a degree, having started as a housekeeper. Not only did she uncover the hidden world of the Orion Nebula, she also paved the way for women in science. She was a pioneer in an era when, at least according to men, education would have only weakened women.See the Story

The Whole World Is a Cactus

Monaco · Monaco

The Whole World Is a Cactus

With its sculptural silhouette and its well tempered character, this king of thorns and arid lands pricks our curiosity. Soft and aggressive, fragile and robust, modest and extravagant, the cactus embodies the paradox with this irony tip that is suitable for a very duchampian exhibition to discover at the Villa Sauber – New National Museum of Monaco. Does not the art itself also hold this cactus, an iconic image of the desert? Irritating, in the…Read Article

What if It Was Possible?!

Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Nice

What if It Was Possible?!

Stéphane Benhamou is a prolific Nice author and an exceptional documentary director, whom France TV and Arte have been able to highlight. He is also a companion of the road, one of those who have always thought film and always written, giving me the strength to dare. He has been able to highlight some of the dark events of our History, because for him memory, freedom, fraternity and equality must remain the foundations of a mixed and caring soci…Read Article

Literature, an Art Living in Varoese Land

It is now a ritual to which readers of the region are accustomed. Upstream of the Fête du Livre du Var, organized by the Department of Var from 21 to 23 November, literary animations are offered to the public, as part of the "Lire en territoire" operation. Objective: to make discover the authors and works selected for the Prix des Readers 2025. Launched in 2005, the Prix des Readers du Var is one of the few French literary prizes to be awarded b…Var · Var Read Article

The Nights of Octave

The parvis of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Draguignan (MBA), recently renamed in tribute to Octave Tessier — curator of the museum and of the municipal library from 1888 to 1904 — will host three free concerts, from 28 to 30 August. Historian, archivist, pressman, Octave Tessier deeply marked the cultural history of Draguignan: reorganisation of collections, creation of exhibitions, opening of a natural history cabinet, scholarly publications... …Draguignan · Draguignan Read Article

Vaporous Slats in the Mas

The season of the Mas des Escaravatiers is in full swing. Among the artists expected until the end of August (Saïan Supa Celebration, Véronique Sanson, Kompromat, L的Entourloop, Good Listener), a favourite: Biga*Ranx. Biga*Ranx is not black, not Jamaican, not rasta. Yet, his very first sounds, published about fifteen years ago, his voice of toaster and his mastery of the Caribbean island patois, have surprised many reggae amateurs. Born in Tours …Tours · Tours Read Article

Menton: the Eternal Return of Modernity

For its 76th edition, the Festival de Menton remains faithful to its prestigious heritage, by summoning the greatest composers. A vast heritage that it crosses with an untiring curiosity openly contemporary, thanks in particular to the arrival of young performers of talent. And at the heart of this program, a tribute to Maurice Ravel, born 150 years ago, by one of his fervent admirers: Bertrand Chamayou. The French pianist, internationally recog…Menton · Menton Read Article

Col Canto: Tomorrow's Voices

The Azurean lyric scene welcomes a new project at the crossroads of artistic excellence and transmission: Col Canto, a masterclass founded by the international soprano Norah Amsellem and the singing chef Kira Parfeevets, made his first steps in July in Nice. Thinking as a summer academy for young lyrical singers at the beginning of his career, Col Canto brings together 11 artists from all over the world — Fance, Italy, Albania, Ukraine, South Ko…Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur · Nice Read Article

Six-Fours, One of the First Monuments of European Music

Classified as a historical monument in 1840 by Prosper Mérimée, the Collegiate of Six-Fours, a rare vestige of the old village, was erected on a Greco-Roman early chapel and became Collegiate in 1806. A painting of 1826 still sits behind the altar. It is in this setting charged with history that the Ensemble Matheus, under the direction of Jean-Christophe Spinosi, played fervently the Vespers of the Virgin of Monteverdi, composed in 1610, within…Six-Fours-Les-Plages · Six-Fours-Les-Plages Read Article

From Strong to strong...issimo

On the occasion of the 2025 Fortissimo edition, the Festival de Musique de Toulon invested Fort Balaguier, which hosted a concert for the very first time: A Rhapsody in blue with the Zahir Quartet. Cigales, toads and clapottis of the sea united their songs... But it was the saxophones who eventually dominated nature, in the falling night, gradually enveloping the tall trees and lush vegetation of the Fort de Balaguier, from which Napoleon pushed…Toulon · Toulon Read Article

The Toulon Music Festival Enchants the Royal Tower

For five centuries, the Royal Tower has witnessed many of the events and witnessed the passing of many celebrities from all walks of life — even Napoleon, during the siege of Toulon! And for some sixty years, the Festival de Musique de Toulon et du Var has been offering memorable concerts, drawing on renowned artists. In July, the Trio Wanderer faced a rare heat in this place. Despite an extreme temperature on the seafront, the musicians had the…Toulon · Toulon Read Article

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