<< LES MOUVEMENTEES >> - CONCERTS

For this 3rd edition, and to honour those who make culture so beautiful and so rich, "Les Mouvementées" is moving from one evening to 2 DAYS on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 April. It's getting bigger and welcoming different artists, with the event organised around two main sections:

On Saturday and Sunday from 3pm to 8pm, with FREE PRICE admission.

The lawn at 45 Tours will be home to a veritable open-air temporary art gallery, where you can discover sculptors, illustrators, authors, visual artists, painters and more. (Some of the exhibitors will be different on Saturday and Sunday).

The afternoons will be punctuated by a variety of events, including café debates, the screening of a 2-part documentary entitled "La Cantatrice Chôme", open-air concerts, dance demonstrations and Battle Brushes - a real challenge for painters to perform live! (The full programme can be found on our networks and on the day of the event).

Saturday EVENING from 8pm to 2am, with tickets:

Les S-Crow: a human jukebox unlike any other in France, no two S-Crow concerts are alike. Since 2010, these musicians have been masters of improvisation, happily putting their eclectic musical culture at the service of the audience, who decide for themselves which songs they will hear.

La Mine de Léo: a joyful, rebellious universe, with warm, swaying rhythms and upbeat, danceable tracks that declaim lyrics that scream the truth, with a hint of punk and mischief. Léo talks about life in general and his own in particular.

Victor Victoria: Nervous tech house, inhabited indie dance, dark disco, darkly festive, Victor Victoria returns after a thousand detours and as many aliases.

Sunday EVENING from 8pm to 2am, on ticket:

Theatre: 'H24' Fighting against everyday sexism and violence, women resist, unbowed and free... A forum theatre production of several texts by contemporary women authors: ALICE ZENITER, AGNÈS DESARTHE, LYDIE SALVAYRE, VIRGINIE DESPENTES, KERRY HUDSON, SOFI OKSANEN, MARAM AL MASRI , ROSA MONTERO, ANGELA LEHNER, VIVIRQUINTANA

Concerts :
Dead Leaf: A female voice that's sometimes suave, sometimes wild. Sharp, explosive, heady riffs. All in a spirit of sharing and complicity!

Paulette Sauvage: She uses techno as a spear and a shield, and likes to modulate contradictions. Her sets oscillate between hot and cold, speed and slowness. Deep, disjointed techno with an unexpected groove.

Bar and catering on site.