In partnership with the Folle Avoine bookstore and the Territoire Lecture d’Ouest Aveyron Community Contract, to inaugurate the 2024-2025 conference cycle in a convivial manner, the author-winemaker Catherine Bernard will present her book “Lambrusque” at the municipal media library, Thursday October 10 at 6 p.m.
It is in free verse that she tells of her passion for work and her relationship to this land of Languedoc steeped in wine and viticultural history since Gallo-Roman Antiquity, and the consequences of climate change on this culture.
This work of poetic reflection is “the story of an encounter, that of Lambrusca, the wild vine, and Sapiens, the man, of their marriage with the earth and the sky, of the civilization that they gave birth to, of drifts which have distanced them from the earth and the sky.
Originally from Nantes, journalist for 20 years (La Tribune-Libération), Catherine Bernard, with her professional viticulture-oenology certificate in hand, settled in Languedoc in 2004, where she continued her creative work.
At the end of the meeting, a tasting of his wine will take place at the “Santé-Bonheur” wine bar, accompanied by delicious foie gras toast and charcuterie platters, a pleasant way to continue the exchanges in delight.
Reservation required: 05 65 81 59 92 or [email protected]
When “no” becomes a common project.
From October 11 to 13, at La Mixeuse, an internship dedicated to exploring the workings of consent is offered in order to develop our benchmarks and our resources by building cooperative relationships.
Information and registration: [email protected]
Retirement is coming!
On Monday October 14 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in Villeneuve, Carsat is organizing an online information session on pensions.
Registrations at 06.88.22.34.56
