What to do and see in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do

Discover the Sorgue by canoe or by kayak with friends or with family.

I am a stall holder on the antiques market and it is a super colourful place to work and visit. The market is on every sunday from around 8 am, there is a general markey selling local produce and many other things to tempt you. Along the Ave 4 hostages there is the antique market that is open all day, there is a variety of antiques and unique different things to look at and purchase as a souveneer from provence. Each year there are 2 INTERNATIONAL ANTIQUE FAIRS one at Easter and the other is over the 15th August each year when the whole town explodes with antiques, art and wierd and wonderful things to buy and look at. Check it out and come along you will not be dissapointed.

RECYCLAGE/SURCYCLAGE - Nouvelle Exposition à la Fondation Villa Datris Du 20 juin au 1er novembre 2020 Entrée libre et gratuite 89 artistes internationaux dans la villa et les jardins Pour sa 10ème exposition en 2020, la Fondation Villa Datris a choisi d’explorer le recyclage sous toutes ses formes dans la sculpture contemporaine et d’interroger notre relation aux objets. À notre époque où le développement durable est devenu une priorité absolue, les artistes contemporains s’emparent avec une acuité particulière de cette question de fond. Ils y trouvent également une riche source d’inspiration pour récréer un monde nouveau. Délibérément, par conviction ou par choix, les artistes ont recours au déchet comme matériau artistique à part entière, renonçant à l’acquisition de matériaux dit « nobles » pour créer ou composer leurs œuvres. Ces rebuts, déchets, détritus, objets laissés pour compte et rejetés par le flux de la consommation retrouvent un emploi, une utilité, une

The 1 to 1.5H tour shows the steps to the creation of a brun de vian-tiran fabric: the quest for the noble fibres to make it, its birth in the imagination of pierre and jean-louis brun, its creation by the skilled woolworkers in our workshops.

Campredon art center, an enchanting place... The Donadéï de Campredon townhouse is a stately 18th century house in partly protected by the French Historic Monuments department since 1979. It was built in 1746 for Charles-Joseph de Campredon. In 18th January 1865, the house was sold by the Marquis of Lespine, heir of the Campredon family, to the nuns of the Saint-Charles’ covent. In 1978, the mansion house was acquired by the city and restored with the help of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Regional Council. Since 1982, the Donadéï de Campredon hotel receives numerous exhibitions of modern and contemporary art. The center of art inaugurated in 2010 offers three exposure levels on a surface of 500m2. It magnificent garden which can welcome various demonstrations : conferences, readings, concerts, dances, seminars...