There’s nowhere like the Vallespir!
La Maison de la Catalanité in Perpignan is host to a new exhibition of the works of Nicolas Cussac
A new festival for Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda has just been announced for September this year.
“Chagall, Modigliani, Soutine & Cie, L’École de Paris (1900-1939)” is the new, summer exhibition in the new Musée d’art moderne de Céret.
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OPENING SATURDAY 8TH MAY Ecozonia, a brand new wildlife park dedicated to the conservation of predators in Cases-de-Pène.
We all know that the P-O is a wine haven with bottles to suit all palettes and budgets…. but did you know, one of our local wine domains, les Vignobles de Terrassous, is breaking new ground, having been awarded the very first “oenorandonnée” (wine walking) label in the département.
Painted in the Catalan colours of ‘sang et or’ (blood red and gold), le petit train jaune was built at the beginning of the century in order to link the towns and villages high up in the mountains with Perpignan and Prades, the principal administrative towns. It links Villefranche-de-Conflent with La Tour de Carol, is 63 km long, and made up of wooden compartments with bench seating.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Scottish painter and architect, known around the world for his architectural designs—finished his life in near poverty.
The ‘contribution à l’audiovisuel public’ (TV Licence!), is to be abolished permanently from 2022,
