ideas for outings for this long Ascension weekend in Dordogne

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he release schedule promises to be very busy, starting Thursday, May 9.

1 The Bussiere-Badil ceramic market

The Bussière-Badil Ceramic Market is part of a long tradition. Organized by the Quatre à quatre association, this 47e edition will bring together under the hall, from Thursday May 9 to Sunday May 12, 44 artisans from all over France. Among them, a few Périgourdins like Tristan Chambaud-Héraud, Milena Barteau, Maëlle Caborderie and Florence de Sacy.


A mammoth by German artist Ule Ewelt who will give a demonstration in the hall.

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Ule Ewelt, German artist, will give a demonstration on site. A great admirer of prehistoric creations, she makes animal sculptures in a neo-Magdalenian spirit. She will create a mammoth and we will be able to follow her work, from modeling the earth to cooking during these four days.

Bénédicte Vallet will exhibit her “ceramic textiles” at the church, pieces where fragments of porcelain and natural fibers mix. The ceramist Matthieu Hettema will lead a modeling workshop, and a specialized bookstore will be open. Finally, visitors will be invited to vote for the public prize.


“Ceramic textiles” by Bénédicte Vallet.

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All four days, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. FREE ENTRANCE. More information on the website bussiereceramique.com.

2 Art crafts in Monpazier

To discover in Monpazier, the porcelain creations of the Passage Secret workshop, by Yaël Malignac and Guillaume Descoings.


To discover in Monpazier, the porcelain creations of the Passage Secret workshop, by Yaël Malignac and Guillaume Descoings.

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The bastide of Monpazier will offer its setting to the 15e Métiers et Arts fair, from Thursday May 9 to Sunday May 12. More than 40 artists and craftspeople are expected there, from all over France, with a majority from the Dordogne. Ceramists, turners, sculptors, leather workers, jewelry and clothing designers, the emphasis will be on variety. We will discover rare skills such as hand weaving or paper working. Exhibitors will be welcomed in pagodas on the Place des Cornières, and the 11 artisanal boutiques of Monpazier will participate in the show.

Demonstrations will be offered. There will be workshops for children (from 6 years old) and conferences in the media library. The Bastideum will present an exhibition by photographer Manu Allicot, “Mains d’or”, on artisanal creation.

Free entry everywhere. The salon will be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Workshops for young people by reservation on 05 53 57 12 12 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Detailed program on metiersdart-grandbergeracois.fr/salon-et-evenements.

3 Regional Days in Sarlat

The Regional Days always attract a lot of people to Sarlat.


The Regional Days always attract a lot of people to Sarlat.

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It is one of Sarlat’s major gourmet events of the year. The Regional Days will take place Thursday May 9 and Friday May 10, with a farmers’ market throughout the medieval town, tastings and free events. Milk, honey, wine, foie gras, chestnuts, mushrooms, cold meats, Neuvic caviar, to stock up on supplies, you will be spoiled for choice. You can watch the making of beer, walnut oil, the picking of strawberries, learn about cutting and cooking duck, follow demonstrations of digging and grafting chestnut trees. The children will not be forgotten. A space will be reserved for them in the Cour des Fontaines.

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