PL offers you four outing ideas for your weekend. On the program this weekend of June 1 and 2: concert, guided tour, olfactory workshop and art.
Guided visit to Perdrix Park
A two-person tour is organized to discuss the architecture and history of the water towers of the sculptor Philolaos, labeled Remarkable Contemporary Architecture, then walks through his park created in the 1960s. This will be an opportunity to talk other masterpieces, namely trees, with a little introduction to botany in support.
Address: Parc Perdrix in Valence.
Saturday June 1st from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Emrôd & Co in concert at Toros
Montélier singer Emrôd Metzler will be on stage alongside guitarist Thierry Sestier and pianist Bruno Ballan. This ensemble travels the regional roads successfully thanks to covers and captivating melodies. Free participation. Reservation by telephone at 06 22 57 91 07, by email at [email protected].
Address: Atelier de Toros, avenue Jean-Moulin in Romans.
Sunday June 2 at 5 p.m.
To read :
Drôme — Romans-sur-Isère: The new cultural season at Toros
Six artists and six places to discover
This year again, for its 15th festival, Art et la Matière invites you to wander through the Drôme des Collines, to discover six heritage places in the region through the eyes of the six invited artists. In Peyrins, the curious will be able to discover until June 16, the Lava anima universe of Élodie Lefebvre. This is made up of clay and has the appearance of barely cooled lava. Free admission.
Address: Inauguration at the church of Saint Angel of Peyrins.
Friday May 31 at 6:30 p.m.
To read :
Peyrins — Saint-Ange needs you
An olfactory workshop to try
Lovers of scents, come and enjoy 30 minutes of olfaction where natural materials and perfumes echo around the theme of the day. To your fingers! The workshop Olfactory variations take place every first Saturday of the month (excluding school holidays). Around a chosen theme, we meet to discover perfumes from yesterday and today.
Address: Muscadelle et Patchouli, 8 rue Vernoux in Valence.
Saturday June 1 from 11 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
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