our selection of events that will make you love Books

Events in Meurthe-et-Moselle

A Mont-Saint-Martindiving into the industrial heritage of the sector from a specific angle: the wives of miners. The show, performed and directed by actress Françoise Markun, was written based on the testimonies of numerous women, wives of steelworkers and miners from Lorraine.

Mont-Saint-Martin Media Library, Saturday January 25 at 2 p.m. Registration: 03 82 25 23 58 / [email protected]

And JarnySaturday will be devoted to Notre-Dame de Paris. It will begin with a stained glass workshop (10 a.m.-12 p.m. / 2 p.m.-6 p.m.), games around the cathedral (2 p.m.), a quiz around the work of Victor Hugo (5 p.m.) and will end with a conference by Julien Le Bras, one of the reconstructors of the Parisian monument.

Workshops and games at the Jarny media library; conference at the theater. Upon registration with the media library

In Pont-à-Moussonsharing will take place around literature but also gastronomy. Everyone is invited to bring something to eat. L'The media library's theater workshop will then be responsible for sharing food and words.

Friday January 24 at 7 p.m. at the Pont-à-Mousson media library. By registration via this link

A Toula big sale is organized all weekend. Books, comics, illustrated albums will be offered at 1 euro (and even 5 euros for ten documents). A way to pass culture from hand to hand and discover works at low prices.

From January 23 to 25, at the Les Remp'Arts media library, during opening hours. FREE ENTRANCE.

A Nancythe university library on the literature campus is organizing an evening this Thursday with, among other things, a dance performance by students and a dramatized conference: “The Vermeer Affair: when science… saves the forger”.

Thursday, January 23, from 6 p.m. (theatrical conference at 7:45 p.m.). FREE ENTRANCE

A Nancyimpossible to imagine the Book Hall outside of these Reading Nights. The bookseller suggests a meeting with Karine Dijoud to talk about the French language. The author and creator of the Instagram account “Les parentheses simples” will invite you to slip through the twists and turns of the French language to discover its beauties.

Friday January 24, at 7 p.m., at the Book Hall. Free. Reservation via this link

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In Vandoeuvrethe media library will immerse spectators in “Understella”, a show hybrid between manga, cinema and concert. The musical narration, performed by RINCH, interweaves harmoniously with the projection of the manga in motion, alternating with animated shots, we are promised.

Sunday, January 25 at the Vandoeuvre media library, at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. From 10 years old. Reservation at the media library

Charmoistake your flashlight! A sound walk to discover the town will take place from 6 p.m. followed by soup.

Meet at Charmois town hall, Friday January 24 at 6 p.m. FREE ENTRANCE

Events in Moselle

A Nivlangeplace to listen with a “zinzy stroll on the sounds of nature”, a sound universe set up by Maxime Le Moing. Departure from the media library and stroll on the limestone lawns of Val de Fensch.

Nivlange Media Library, Saturday January 25 at 3 p.m. Registrations: 03 82 86 47 00 / media library contact page

A Thionvillethe media library is in Japan time all weekend with an exhibition dedicated to Japanese toys from our childhood, another presenting manga and their origins and a haiku tree to make it bloom. Also on the program: kamishibaï (a small traveling theater), a conference by a storyteller and (above all) a blind-test/karaoke evening on Saturday evening with the melodies of video games, films and cartoons from Japan.

Puzzle media library in Thionville, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Free entry (some activities require registration). Details and complete program on the media library’s Facebook page

A Putgo to the castle for a meeting around poetry with a big name like: Laurence Vielle. Reading, performance, meeting and signing with the woman who is also an actress and will play some texts

At the Château de Pange, Sunday January 26 at 5 p.m. Free entry by reservation

To Metzcreation of a time capsule. A sort of memory box that will only be reopened in a few years. Photos, writings, memories will be submitted to create this bridge between generations. In the same spirit of sharing, an exchange around literary “madeleines” (Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Agora) will allow people to talk about their great reading moments.

Saturday January 25 at 3:30 p.m. at the Agora media library or Sunday January 26 at 3:30 p.m. at the Verlaine media library. Upon registration in the relevant media library

More than 700 events in the Grand Est

To find all the Nuits de la lecture events near you, a map can be viewed on the Nuits de la lecture website.

You can also find out on the website of the media library, library near you or directly by contacting the location.

Events in the Vosges

In Neufchâteauthe media library invites you to discover its collection of old documents. 10,000 works make up this “treasure” to be discovered during a guided tour.

Thursday January 23 at 6 p.m., at the Neufchâteau media library. Registration required on 03 29 94 00 28

In Saint-Dié and Étivalimmerse yourself in the world of the Werewolves of Thiercelieux. Will you be a villager or a wolf? Will you eat villagers or will you be devoured? Several games are planned.

At the Etival media library Saturday January 25 at 4:30 p.m. Registration required at the media library. At La Boussole in Saint-Dié, Saturday January 25 at 7:45 p.m. Registration required with the organization.

In Saint-Diéwe will remember the film “Les Grandes Gueules” by Robert Enrico, the action of which takes place in the Vosges. A documentary, a signing session of the associated book and, obviously, the screening of the film are announced.

At La Boussole, in Saint-Dié, Saturday January 25, from 4 p.m. Registration desired.

A Spinalthe BMI will inaugurate its weekend dedicated to Reading Nights with a beautiful event on Friday evening. After a little music by musicians from the Epinal conservatory, it's time for a “literary jukebox: a token, a chosen extract and the text will be read by the librarians.

Friday January 24, at the BMI in Epinal. Concert: free entry; literary jukebox upon registration with the BMI

Events in Meuse

A Verdundiscover these very old books which lie dormant in the reserves of the heritage library. Handwritten works that tell a story before even delving into the text.

Friday January 24 and Saturday January 25 at 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. at Encre de Verdun. Reservation required on 03 29 83 44 19

In Varennes-en-Argonnethe library presents a complete program for the evening of Saturday January 25. After readings in your pajamas at 5 p.m., time for torch readings at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday January 25 at the Varennes-en-Argonne library. FREE ENTRANCE

A Stenay“Festivals, customs and traditions in Lorraine” will be explained by Kévin Gœuriot. Why is Saint Nicholas so popular with us? Why do we light big fires on Midsummer?

At the Stenay library, Sunday January 26 at 5 p.m. FREE ENTRANCE