Literature lovers are spoiled today! Discover the cultural events in Sète and on the bass

FESTIVAL

19^e K-Live Sea, Art & Sound

The Open Air Museum returns for its 19th year from Tuesday June 2 to Sunday June 7.
On the program for Thursday June 4: K-Live Beach Party, de 18 h à 01 h, à la paillote “La Olaâ€, promenade du Lido, entrée libre (Live Painting Faust & Dj Set Hukoï).

EXPOSITION

Photographic exhibition gallery Le Vent se Lève

The gallery Le Vent se lévé at 51, quai de Bosc presents until Saturday June 20 the photography exhibition “PaSsages†by Nadia Abdelwahed. Photos born from solitary journeys and immersions in nature. An intimate encounter to the rhythm of natural cycles… Free entry.

LITERATURE

Bookstore meeting LՃchapp̩e Belle

The L’Échappée Belle bookstore at 7, rue Gambetta offers, Thursday June 4 At 6:30 p.m. a meeting with Gabrielle Filteau-Chiba for her 2nd poetry collection “La robe en feu†(Ed. Castor Astral). The author records in his notebooks his observations of the fauna and flora, his sensuality and his energy… “The dress on fire” is a true eco-feminist work, a vibrant call to resistance and activism… Free entry.

Meeting with the Nouvelle Librairie Sétoise

The Nouvelle Librairie Sétoise at 7, rue Alsace-Lorraine offers, Thursday June 4 At 7 p.m., a meeting with Sébastien Navarro, Sète author for his work “Malési”. The story of a factory which refines uranium for French nuclear power plants on the heights of Narbonne. Free entry.

JEUX

Games evening at “L’Audaceâ€

The L’Audace café-theater at 27, avenue Victor-Hugo offers, Thursday June 4 At 7:30 p.m., a special evening “Loups-Garous” with the Play Thau’Gether association. Free entry upon consumption, reservation recommended at: billetweb.fr/loups-garous4

CONFÉRENCE

Conférence à 2 voix au CRAC

The Regional Center for Contemporary Art at 26, quai Aspirant-Herber offers, Thursday June 4 at 6 p.m., a 2-person conference on the history of the Doctor Spitzner museum with Caroline Ducourau, director of scientific culture and historical heritage at the University of Montpellier and Béatrice Hermitte, researcher in art history, as part of the “Newspaper” exhibition. Free, all audiences.