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The ZOOM exhibition: Faces and Works from the Würth Collection presents over a hundred photographs of major 20th-century artists like Picasso and Warhol alongside their own creations, offering a unique perspective on their dual roles as subjects and creators.
Every Thursday morning, from 8 AM to 12 PM, a weekly market takes place near the town hall, offering regional products.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Archéologie Alsace, the Empreintes Media Library Network presents a three-month photographic exhibition on archaeology, its professions, and research at the Sélestat Media Library, with an opening on September 4 at 6:30 PM.
Every Friday from 4:30 PM to 7 PM, a weekly market takes place in front of the Burggraf-Becker Mill, offering fruits and vegetables, charcuterie, rotisserie, cheeses, catering dishes, and breads.
The exhibition "From Shadow to Light: The Fine Arts of the City" in Bischwiller showcases marquetry, engravings, and paintings by local artists like Henri Baumer and Philippe Steinmetz, from April 11 to December 13, free at the Fine Arts on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 2 PM to 6 PM.
Discover on site a producer of fresh fruits and vegetables, a cheesemonger, a florist, a rotisserie chef, and a chocolatier for a tasty and varied experience.
On October 31, 2026, at 8 PM, the Saint Laurent Municipal Space hosts the 12th edition of Mort de Rire featuring David Sun, Amy London, and a dance party with DJ Steven. Free reservation from September 7 for Wasselonne residents.
Discover the weekly local producers' market, where you can buy fresh and artisanal products directly from the region's farmers and craftsmen.
Discover fresh, quality products from local producers and merchants: market gardeners, butchers, bakers, cheesemakers, fishmongers, beekeepers, as well as clothing and textile stalls.
Discover geocaching, a modern treasure hunt using GPS or smartphone, in a free 2-hour beginner's workshop. Open to children and parents, registration required. Bring a pen and the dedicated app.
Explore Griesheim-sur-Souffel with your family through a fun walk featuring puzzles. Pick up a booklet at the town hall or download it online to follow the route.
Discover how to live on the Moon through three fun and educational spaces: a perilous journey, managing a lunar base, and imagining the cities of tomorrow. Suitable for ages 7 and up.
Friendly evening with food and drinks on site, prizes to win, and a festive atmosphere to enjoy a great time with friends or family.
In Soufflenheim on October 18, join a free zombie walk at 6:15 PM or an 8.8 km paid race at 7 PM. Costumes encouraged, with cloakroom and food available on site.
Artist Estelle Hoffert explores the material world through an exhibition blending everyday objects, archaeological remains, and artworks, questioning our perception of objects in different contexts.
Discover an exhibition of 120 large-format photos in the Lilaveronica garden in Thanvillé, exploring nature, wildlife, and plants. Free entry for all, including leashed pets. Guided tours available.
In Mittelbergheim, one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, discover a family estate offering self-guided tours of its 16th-century cellars from mid-May to the end of August, followed by optional tasting in its tasting room.
Every Saturday morning, discover a lively market where local producers and merchants offer a wide variety of seasonal products and other regional specialties.
The association Le Pré des anim’O, founded in 2019, offers 2.5-hour nature workshops for all audiences, combining animal encounters, themed activities, snacks, and free play. Activities adapt to seasons and participants, with varied themes like birds, bees, and more.
Dive into the tragic saga of the Titanic through over 200 period artifacts, life-size reconstructions, 3D animations, and immersive technologies. Explore the ship in virtual reality down to 4,000 meters deep and relive its final moments in an immersive gallery.
Discover a lively market where greengrocers, bakers, butchers, Chinese caterers, and confectioners offer fresh, quality products.
Every Wednesday (except public holidays), Gresswiller hosts a craft and gourmet market featuring market gardeners, cheesemakers, butchers, Italian specialties, Chinese caterers, and food trucks.
A biweekly market takes place on Saturday mornings during even weeks, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Drulingen hall. It offers local products and is located near many shops.
On Saturday mornings, discover a lively market featuring butchers, cheesemakers, greengrocers, local products, Chinese specialties, as well as fabrics and clothing.
Discover the story of Jack O'Lantern through an interactive three-voice performance, then test your Halloween knowledge in a lively quiz. Finally, create your own lantern to light your way.
An exceptional evening with photographer-filmmakers Charles Metz and Olivier Guthfreund, presenting stunning images of beavers filmed along the Ill River between Colmar and Erstein. For ages 15 and up.
Discover every Wednesday and Saturday morning, from 8:30 AM to 12:15 PM, the covered market of La Wacht in Marmoutier. A place dedicated to fresh, local, and seasonal food products.
Discover Sébastien Heim's garden, a biodiversity haven featuring rock gardens, an orchard, a permaculture vegetable garden, aquatic habitats, and a wild area, all designed to attract insects and hymenoptera.
Discover a lively food market featuring local producers with a wide variety of fresh products: fruits and vegetables, fish, meat, cheeses, breads, spices, international dishes, and craft beers.
At the media library, enjoy a friendly reading session about autumn, perfect for the shortening days.
Discover a unique retrospective of over fifty years of Inès Wagner's work, revealing for the first time pieces from her studio collection. The exhibition explores her aesthetic world through illustration, costumes, and watercolors, blending tradition and modernity.
Niederbronn-les-Bains hosts a summer outdoor photography exhibition on energy transition and climate. The works, inspired by local and global issues, invite reflection on environmental challenges and sustainable solutions.
Discover Nature and Techniques activities during a guided tour of the willow grove, aquatic plant nursery, and construction machinery (if available). Local plants from the Northeast are available for purchase.
The exhibition at the Jewish-Alsatian Museum in Bouxwiller reveals the two-thousand-year culture of the Bukharan Jews through their history, cuisine, music, and crafts, in an immersive journey blending objects, testimonies, and documents.
Discover a friendly market every Thursday with stalls offering regional products from local producers.
Discover two lively markets in Strasbourg: a weekly food market at Place Broglie and a non-food market at Place Kléber, offering a varied experience.
Enjoy a friendly and delicious evening featuring a traditional tasting of moules-frites in a warm and authentic atmosphere.
Dive into Émilie Vast's poetic world through her botanical illustrations and herbariums, revealing the beauty and diversity of the plant world.
Every Friday in Mommenheim, discover the local producers' market at the Grange Dîmière: fresh, organic, and regional products, various activities, and support for the local economy.
This archaeological exhibition explores six key moments in human history facing climate crises, showing how societies adapted their practices. It invites reflection on current environmental challenges.
