Shows, concerts, guided tours… What are we doing this weekend in Cherbourg?

And there you have it, the trees are stripped, the party decorations are put away, we go on a diet and we get back to our good habits. So, after returning to work, we resume the rhythm of weekend outings. And even if the program may seem light, there is plenty to keep you busy Cherbourgfrom Friday to Sunday. Ask for the program!

IT’S FRIDAY

Pinocchio. An adaptation for children aged 8 and up presented by the La Cohue collective, with 3 actors who play lots of characters, music and… surprises! Rens. and ticketing on trident-scenenationale.com
At 7:30 p.m., Italian theater, Cherbourg

Auction and concert. The Teranga association is organizing its traditional auction of works by Cotentin artists, from January 10 to 17 at L’Autre Lieu, to help create a school in Senegal. The launch of the operation will take place this Friday, with a Couacs concert. More info in OUR ARTICLE

IT’S SATURDAY

Screening of documentaries by Jean Painlevé. Echoing the exhibition “Les pieds dans l’eau” by Jean Painlevé, 20th century filmmaker and documentarian currently presented at Point du Jour, discover 2 films made by the artist. Le Grand Cirque Calder (1955, 43 min): Attend a performance of the Calder Circus, a famous miniature circus made between 1926 and 1931 by Alexander Calder, friend of Jean Painlevé. Bluebeard (1936, 13 min): this stop-motion animated short film is the first made entirely from wire and modeling clay. All public, free.
At 3 p.m., Paul Éluard room (level -1), Quasar, Cherbourg

Baby workshop sign. Baby signing is a method that encourages non-verbal expression allowing toddlers to communicate before they can speak. Using simple signs from French Sign Language (FSL), you will learn to integrate gestures into your daily routine while benefiting from practical advice. Supervised by Jennifer Lordel of Accès Signes, the workshop this month will gently bring us into winter with signs associated with the cold. From 0 to 5 years old, upon registration on 02 33 23 39 40 or with the librarians.
At 10 a.m., Jacques-Prévert library, Le Quasar, Cherbourg

A treasure hunt to discover vegan food. As part of the 5th edition of Operation Veganuary, the animal rights association L214 is organizing a unique treasure hunt to discover plant-based food, in partnership with local businesses.
From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Les Eléis shopping center and Cherbourg city center

Bicycle self-repair workshop. One Saturday morning a month, the Pignons sur rue association helps you repair your bike. The workshop is participatory, so you participate in the DIY, with the tools, advice and good humor of the association’s volunteers. The service is free (annual membership €10) except billing at cost price (therefore modest) for small wearing parts (brake pads, cables, sheaths, etc.) if they need to be changed.
From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., MJC la Brèche, rue du Neufbourg, Cherbourg

Elodie Audrain signing. Cherbourgeoise Elodie Audrain, author of the novel A Ever Ta Terre, will be signing at the Ryst bookstore. For each book sold, €2 will be donated to the Rêves association.
From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Ryst bookstore, rue Grande-Rue, Cherbourg

Let’s talk about parental burnout. If you feel concerned about parental burnout, come talk about it over coffee. To regain your energy and put an end to the feeling of guilt and loneliness, psychologist Ophélie Gesbert will address parental exhaustion with you by letting you freely share your experience. Daycare service offered for children. Free. Limited places. Upon registration at [email protected] or at 02 33 87 87 12.
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Mosaïque social center, rue des Poètes, La Glacerie

Deathproof and concert. The Cherbourg duo Deathproof has just released their second album, which brings together eight tracks under the name “Black cloud”. To be discovered in concert in Tourlaville. Free entry.
At 8:30 p.m., at 359 BrewSquare, 65, rue des Industries, Tourlaville

IT’S SUNDAY

Guided tour around Jean-François Millet. Holder of the first public collection of early works by Jean-François Millet, the Thomas Henry museum has redesigned the room dedicated to the artist, in particular to better present the later phases of his artistic life and his links with the Cotentin territory. This guided tour will reveal this new space which integrates works previously in storage and a recently acquired early sketch. Reservation required with the museum on 02 33 23 39 33 or by email at [email protected]. Prices: €7/adult.
At 3 p.m., Thomas-Henry Museum, the Quasar, Cherbourg

Arty babies. One Sunday morning per month, the museum is dedicated to little ones to experience their first artistic emotions together. Discover a 30-minute multisensory visit suitable for children aged 2 to 4 to discover a work from the museum. From 2 to 4 years old with the presence of a guide. Reservation required with the museum on 02 33 23 39 33 or by email at [email protected]. Prices: €3/child, free for the accompanying adult.
At 11 a.m., Thomas-Henry Museum, the Quasar, Cherbourg

Museum café. After a free stroll of a few minutes in the newly fitted out Millet room, it’s time for your impressions! Over tea or coffee, no need to be an expert to share a moment of friendly exchange together on our impressions and thoughts based on the works on display. The mediator will be able to provide you with details and information. Reservation required with the museum on 02 33 23 39 33 or by email at [email protected]. Prices: €7/adult.
At 4:30 p.m., Thomas-Henry Museum, the Quasar, Cherbourg

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