For those who live in France, after a cluster of public holidays (jours fériés) in May, it’s back to work and school. However, this is a terrific (i.e. not crowded) time of the year to see the new show at Carrières de Lumières: Egyptian Pharaohs, from Cheops to Ramses II and the short program The Orientalists.

The new Fondation Blachère location near Bonnieux and the current exhibition—Bandiagara—are worth a visit. After a restoration project, the former Bonnieux train station is now a suitable display space inside and outside, with art studios, apartments, a café, and a boutique dedicated to contemporary African art. The Foundation aims to support and raise awareness for this rich artistic scene.

It’s not all playtime in Provence. With efficient plane and train connections, the South of France is a good choice for corporate meetings, strategic planning, and seminars. Here are five (5) locations offering accommodation and all the technology you need for your meetings.

Continue reading here about art exhibits and more in Provence this year.

Tags: Art Shows, Artists, Travel in Provence

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The Many Reasons to Visit Provence in May: May is a delightful time of year in Provence. The temperatures are beginning to warm up, but they’re not too hot. The days are longer, so there is more time to explore the charming villages, historic sites, and scenic countryside.

Virginie In Provence wrote an article about May explaining more about the holidays and festivities during this month.

Keith Van Sickle, Author, shares the activities celebrating Marcel Pagnol’s life. 2024 is the year of Marcel Pagnol in Provence, marking the 50th anniversary of his death in 1974. Several special events will be held throughout the year to celebrate the life and works of this brilliant author and filmmaker.

Stephanie Villegas’s spring menu combines some of the season’s best flavours in a 3-course dinner. Enjoy the taste of Provence this spring. If you are in the region, book one of her new Cooking and French Conversation classes – fun, delicious, and educational.

Tags: France, Provence, Spring in Provence

This entry was posted on Friday, May 10th, 2024 at 3:08 pm and is filed under France, Provence, Travel. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.