Agenda des sorties en Alsace pour le weekend du 9 au 11 novembre

from Agenda Alsace · host Eve Geronimus

Le dessin est à l’honneur cette semaine en Alsace ! Je vous propose de débuter avec du dessin de presse exposé jusqu’au 24 novembre quai des Bateliers à Strasbourg. Le pôle culture de Drusenheim accueille les œuvres de Bernard Latuner. Le festival décodage a pour thème cette année le pouvoir de l’image. Et pour finir un peu de musique. Guillaume Dufay et le manuscrit de Bayeux sera joué par l’ensemble Convivencia ce dimanche à 17h en l’Eglise Sainte-Marie Eglise au centre-ville de Mulhouse. Bon weekend à toutes et à tous !Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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