Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche: Halloween at the cinema
Thursday, October 31, the Arévi cinema is offering a Halloween afternoon and evening with four films: at 3:30 p.m., Tim Burton's Funeral Weddingfollowed by a snack and a costume competition (posters to be won); at 5:30 p.m., The rocky horror picture show (prohibited under 12 years), a musical comedy by Jim Shaman, with a special blind test for horror films and series at the start of the session; at 8 p.m., Speak no evil (prohibited under 12 years), a horror film by James Watkins, with a minimalist horror poster quiz at the start of the session and at 10:15 p.m., Grave (prohibited under 16s), a drama by Julia Ducournau.
Presence of the La Guinguette Périgord food truck in the parking lot. Prices: 1 film €6.40, 2 films €10, 3 films €15, 4 films €20. Information on www.cinema-styriex-arevi.fr or on 05.55.08.14.20.
Saint-Yrieix-la-perche: The Bat Smiles of and by Caroline Le Flour at CCJPF
As part of Pink October, Wednesday October 30, at 8:30 p.m., a comedy show La Chauve Sourit will be presented by Caroline Le Flour, at the Jean-Pierre-Fabrègue cultural center (CCJPF). This one woman show written and performed by Caroline Le Flour, recounts with humor, authenticity and casualness her fight against cancer. The strength of this story is to be as funny as it is poignant, lightly giving this personal adventure a universal dimension. All audiences from 14 years old.
Prices: full €15, reduced €10, under 12s €5.50, 3 show card, family card, group rate. Information and reservations at the cultural center at reception or on 05.55.08.88.77.
Rilhac-Lastours : Nuit Ghost Night
On Saturday, November 2, from 8 p.m., at the Rilhac-Lastours village hall, Halloween dresses in black for a hell of a musical evening. The Les Popain'g association invites local groups to make hair stand on end. On the program: Limoges Bastard Club (hardcore punk), Unsafe (trash metal), Miliatus (Deathcore). A drink offered to those who come in disguise. Refreshment bar and catering on site. Entrance: 1 euro, payment by credit card accepted. The Popain'g association created in November 2022, aims to promote cultural and sporting activities in rural areas in Rilhac-Lastours. Information: 06.34.11.50.64.
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Nexon: Hans Christian, Denmark's greatest storyteller
On Wednesday, November 6, at 3 p.m. at the Georges-Méliès hall, the Léonie Tricote company presents its show Hans Christian, Denmark's greatest storyteller. Discovering the childhood of the famous Hans Christian Andersen, author of numerous tales whose school career was marked by dyslexia. A touching show, inspired by the famous tale The Ugly Duckling, which raises awareness of difference and the fact that everyone has their own talent and can find their place.
Public: from 8 years old. Free, upon registration: 05.55.58.33.34.
Saint-Priest-Taurion: Understanding your emotions to experience them better
In order to keep a positive outlook on advancing age, discover how emotions work and realize that they can be linked to our health balance, the CAP Limousin Poitou Charentes association, Asept (Association de Santé d' Education and Prevention in the Territories) Limousin as well as the pension plans, are organizing a prevention meeting on the theme of emotions on Wednesday, November 20, at 2 p.m., Espace Vienne et Taurion, 43, rue Jean-Gagnant in Saint-Priest -Taurion. It will be hosted by Pascale De Rouck, health prevention consultant. Come discover the causes and mechanisms of our emotions and understand how to regulate them. This action is free and open to anyone over 55, regardless of their social protection system.
Additional information or registration at 05.55.49.85.57.
Chaptelat: Lotto at the sports hall
The Union Sportive Entente Couzeix-Chaptelat is organizing a lottery at the Chaptelat sports hall on Friday, November 1, at 2:30 p.m. It will be hosted by Cécile. 14 games will be offered with vouchers to be won, Red Carpet show meals, hams and meat prizes, etc.
Reservations possible at 06.84.01.67.23.
Nedde: Free the wetlands!
A pond restoration project will take place at a place called “Chez Thivaud” in Nedde on Wednesday November 6 in the “Hêtre en Forêt” educational forest.
This voluntary project will begin at 9:30 a.m.; In the afternoon, a discovery tour of the many wetlands present will be offered by Amandine Sanchez from the Conservatoire d'Espaces Naturels de Nouvelle-Aquitaine and the Wetland Network and the owner of this forest, part of which adjoins the Vienne. Bring a picnic and water, clothing suitable for the weather, but also gloves and gardening tools such as pruning shears, shovels or branch cutters.
For meteorological and logistical reasons, you are asked to register with Amandine Sanchez at 07.49.95.16.41 or by email at [email protected]
Eymoutiers: Revisit Impressionism with Micro-Madness
The Micro-Folie des Portes de Vassivière invites you to the museum to admire an “Impressionism” collection on Wednesday October 30 and Saturday November 2 at the Eymoutiers library. These two days, visit the Orsay Museum, the Marmottan Museum but also the Kunsthalle in Hamburg or the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, etc. These free tours are offered on November 30 and 2 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Information on Facebook “Micro-Folie Portes de Vassivière” or 05.55.69.21.97.
Limoges: “Spirit and shadows of Africa” at the municipal gallery
The municipal gallery, at the BFM in Limoges, will host, from November 1 to 18, the exhibition “Spirit and Shadows of Africa”.
Around fifty pieces, all from sub-Saharan Africa, will be presented as an invitation to discover the traditions of African cultures. Another part of the exhibition will be devoted to recent crafts, less loaded with symbolism, but of just as high quality.
Limoges: “Festimiel”, the honey market
The Chamber of Agriculture of Haute-Vienne is honoring Haute-Vienne beekeepers as well as honey in all its forms during its Festimiel event, Saturday November 2 at Place de la Motte in Limoges, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. . This third edition will allow you to discover a wide variety of honeys, but also honey-based products, such as gingerbread, pollen, mead, royal jelly, nougat, candies and even craft beers . Tastings are also on the menu, as well as a treasure hunt for children (reward), a games book, a coloring book, a candle creation workshop, an educational hive, a quiz on beekeeping with draw to try to win a basket filled with beehive products.
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