Jam session, puppet and object theatre, big unpacking… A selection of good ideas for outings for the long weekend from October 28 to 31.
Jam night!
Singers, rappers, musicians… Every last Friday of the month, all “jammers” from Marseille and elsewhere are invited to take the Coco Velten stage! All on the terrace of the place opened in 2019, whose profits from the bar make it possible to perpetuate the economic model of the place opened in 2019 and welcoming people in integration, social and solidarity economy companies as well as a canteen.
On September 30, the City of Marseille recorded the purchase of the place by its lessor Marseille Habitat. For the beautiful days of Coco… olé!
Coco Velten
16 rue Bernard du Bois
13001 Marseilles
Charity concert
Renaud Capuçon, successful French violinist, will perform at the Odéon theater this Saturday October 29 at 8 p.m.
The concert is organized for the benefit of the wounded of the armies and the families of the soldiers who died in combat by the general of the army corps, military governor of Marseille.
Saturday October 29 – 8 p.m.
Odeon Theater
162 La Canebiere
13001 Marseilles
Big unpacking at the Aygalades!
All day this Saturday at the Aygalades garden, it’s the big unpacking! A garage sale and a garage sale for artists are organized by Lézarap’art in partnership with the Association des Amis des Aygalades et Lieux Publics. The opportunity to find nuggets lying around in the cupboards and on the shelves of individuals, artists, collectives and companies… On site, it will be possible to eat and a refreshment bar will be set up.
Saturday October 29
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The City of Street Arts
225 Ibrahim Ali Avenue
13015 Marseilles
Halloween at the OK Corral
This is one of the most anticipated events of the season by children and teenagers who are impatient every year with, of course, the key date being this Monday, October 31. But to allow everyone to enjoy it, the OK Corral amusement park celebrates ghosts and witches every day of the school holidays. Direction Cuges-les-Pins, this weekend but also all week to come. On the bill, a great equestrian and pyrotechnic show in a zombie version, but also magic and many other stories told in 9 shows a day, including 7 different ones, without forgetting the Grand Parade “Blood for Blood Dark”. Other special Halloween activities: Casper’s House for the little ones, Le Passage de l’enfer and Le Cabinet du Dr Lozano for the bravest. And of course 33 other rides with varied sensations to amuse the whole family.
Until Sunday 6 November
10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
OK Corral
D8N
13780 Cuges-Les-Pins
In the intimacy of Yves Klein
From Friday, October 28, the Hôtel de Caumont is dedicating an exhibition to the Nice artist and bringing his work into dialogue with his personal life. Leaving behind him a legacy as important as his dazzling career, not without criticism among his contemporaries – Yves Klein is definitely one of the essential artists of the second half of the 20th century. Not only for having created and patented his own color (Klein’s blue) – which, moreover, has never been marketed or revealed – but also for being a precursor of artistic performance. His famous Anthropometrieswhere nude models smear paint on themselves and print their bodies on sheets of paper, is considered a precedent and has caused much ink to flow.
In Aix-en-Provence, the visitor is invited to interfere between the artist’s works in the personal and spiritual dimensions of the artist. The sixty works presented allow us to dive into his family origins, his circle of friends, his relationships with his models or even his working conditions. To discover without waiting !
Caumont Hotel
3 Rue Joseph Cabassol
13100 Aix-en-Provence
In company with the puppets!
The En ribambelle festival returns for the All Saints holidays and takes place at the Mucem for a few shows. From the Fables of the fountains to Shakespeare’s Macbeth, from children’s literature to comics, puppets and object theater are summoned for the pleasure of the youngest to the oldest.
From lullabies to Scottish bagpipes… this Saturday 29 October, Shakespeare’s entire work is revisited through a set of actors, objects and music for a playful, poetic and musical show. For babies and families.
Then, on Monday, an Ocean of Love is offered. A raging ocean, a fisherman caught himself, Bigoudènes and many seagulls. A theater of objects and a world of paper where the imagination floats along with a silent and offbeat story.
Baby Macbeth – Saturday October 29 3pm/5pm – Sunday October 30 3pm/5pm
An Ocean of Love – Monday October 31 3/5pm
mucem
D4 – Auditorium
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