Latest Events in Le Mans(December Updated)

The France Grand Prix, held in the beautiful city of Le Mans, is a highly anticipated sports event that attracts racing enthusiasts from all over the world. The event will take place at the renowned Le Mans venue on May 12, 2024. Spectators can look forward to witnessing thrilling races, experiencing the adrenaline-pumping atmosphere, and enjoying the picturesque surroundings of Le Mans, France. The France Grand Prix is not just a race, but a celebration of speed, skill, and sportsmanship. With top-notch drivers competing for the prestigious title, fans can expect an unforgettable experience filled with excitement and suspense. So mark your calendars and get ready for a day full of heart-pounding action at the France Grand Prix in Le Mans.

Salon des Vins et de la Gastronomie - Le Mans 2024 is set to be the talk of the town, attracting wine enthusiasts and foodies alike. This prestigious event will take place in the charming city of Le Mans, at the Centre des Expositions du Mans, nestled in the picturesque region of Pays de la Loire, France. From November 29th to December 1st, 2024, attendees will have the unique opportunity to sample a plethora of fine wines and exquisite culinary delights, all under one roof. The event promises to be a sensory delight, with a showcase of the finest local and international vintages, paired with mouth-watering gastronomic creations. Visitors can expect to indulge in a variety of tastings, workshops, and demonstrations led by industry experts. With its serious yet welcoming atmosphere, Salon des Vins et de la Gastronomie - Le Mans 2024 is the perfect setting for connoisseurs and novices alike to deepen their appreciation for the art of wine and food.

Experience the thrilling departmental final of Sarthe's Les Petits champions de la lecture, a captivating event centered around reading aloud. Founded in 2012 and presided over by Antoine Gallimard, Les Petits champions de la lecture aims to nurture children's love for reading. Students in CM1 and CM2 are encouraged to showcase their reading skills by reciting a brief passage of their choice from a youth novel, lasting no more than 3 minutes. This prestigious annual reading competition attracts 150,000 participants from 5,765 CM1/CM2 classes across France. Reading aloud not only sparks a passion for reading but also boosts the confidence of these young champions by empowering them to speak in public. This year, the Sarthe departmental final will feature 15 talented children on March 25 at Le Chapiteau - Cité du Cirque in Le Mans, a unique venue. Join us at this free event by reservation to celebrate literacy and support these exceptional young finalists. Share in the joy, make new acquaintances, and revel in the pleasure of this special occasion.

Carton Comedy and La Perche Comedy are coming together for a night of stand-up at The Elephant Pub in Le Mans on April 16, 2024. The event promises an evening filled with humor, drinks, and snacks, all for free near you. With two sessions scheduled at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM, featuring a lineup of four talented comedians, attendees can expect a night of laughter and entertainment. Carton Comedy, known for hosting successful comedy nights with over 15,000 attendees last season, is back for the 2023-2024 season with a new lineup of artists from all over the West. The event offers free entry with a drink purchase, and artists are compensated through donations (a minimum of €5 is suggested for over an hour of entertainment with 4-6 comedians). Don't miss the chance to enjoy a fun-filled evening of stand-up comedy right in your neighborhood at The Elephant Pub.

The upcoming France Grand Prix is set to take place on May 11, 2024, in the iconic city of Le Mans. The event will be held at the renowned Le Mans venue, promising an exhilarating experience for all motorsport enthusiasts. Situated in Le Mans, France, this prestigious race attracts top drivers from around the world, showcasing their skills on the track in pursuit of victory. Spectators can expect heart-pounding action and intense competition as drivers navigate the challenging circuit. The France Grand Prix is a must-see event for any fan of high-speed racing, offering an unforgettable day filled with excitement and adrenaline. Mark your calendars and don't miss the chance to witness the thrills and drama of this world-class motorsport event.

A magically sweet show about friendship and ice-cream, presented by Beggars Belief Theatre. All is well at Sylvie’s Scrumptious Sweet Shop. P.C. Lee can’t resist the fruitcake, Stanley the Horse loves peppermint creams and The Talkative Twins only cause a crumb of chaos. That is until a stranger arrives and their irresistible ice cream threatens to spoil everything. ‘SCRUMPTIOUS!’ is a magical show about friendship and ice cream, with hilarious songs, dancing, storytelling and gentle audience participation - the perfect treat for families and anyone young at heart. Suitable for audiences aged 4 - 104. The show's running time is 50 minutes. “The ice cream show was crazy and fun to watch. I liked how I got to interact with the show.” James, age 8 Inspired by Holdens & Co, Ice Cream shop in Edgworth Please book a ticket for each child and adult attending. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Information Source: Bolton Library and Museum Services | eventbrite

The prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans Day 1 event is set to kick off at the iconic Circuit de la Sarthe in Le Mans on June 15, 2024. Located at Place Luigi Chinetti, 72019 Le Mans, France, this renowned venue has a rich history of hosting thrilling motorsport competitions. Race enthusiasts from around the globe eagerly anticipate this exhilarating event, known for its high-speed action and endurance challenges. Spectators can expect to witness top-notch drivers pushing the limits of man and machine as they compete in this ultimate test of skill and stamina. With its unique blend of tradition and innovation, the 24 Hours of Le Mans Day 1 promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for all who attend. So mark your calendars and get ready to be part of this adrenaline-pumping extravaganza that celebrates the spirit of motorsport at its finest.

Welcome to the heart-pounding action of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Day 2, taking place at the iconic Circuit de la Sarthe in Le Mans, France. On June 16, 2024, motorsport enthusiasts from around the globe will gather at this historic venue, located at Place Luigi Chinetti, 72019 Le Mans, France, to witness an adrenaline-fueled spectacle like no other. As the competitors rev up their engines for another full day of intense racing, the air will be thick with excitement and anticipation. The 24 Hours of Le Mans Day 2 promises to deliver non-stop thrills, fierce competition, and unforgettable moments that will leave spectators on the edge of their seats. So mark your calendars and make sure not to miss out on this thrilling event that showcases the best of endurance racing. Get ready for a day filled with speed, strategy, and unparalleled skill as the drivers push themselves to the limit in pursuit of victory.

Join us for a fun-filled music games workshop designed to engage and entertain families. Our activities are tailored to suit 4-7 years and 8-11 years. Don't miss this opportunity to bond over the joy of music and creativity! Using voices, bodies and tech we'll create beats and rap some tales. Morning Sessions 4 - 7 years 10.30am - 11:15am 8 - 11years 11:30am - 12:15pm Afternoon Sessions 4 - 7 years 1:30pm - 2:15pm 8 - 11 years 2:30pm- 3:15pm Information Source: eventbrite

Join us for a fun-filled music games workshop designed to engage and entertain families. Our activities are tailored to suit 4-7 years and 8-11 years. Don't miss this opportunity to bond over the joy of music and creativity! Using voices, bodies and tech we'll create beats and rap some tales. Morning Sessions 4 - 7 years 10.30am - 11:15am 8 - 11years 11:30am - 12:15pm Afternoon Sessions 4 - 7 years 1:30pm - 2:15pm 8 - 11 years 2:30pm- 3:15pm Information Source: eventbrite

To celebrate National Poetry Day we are hosting an open mic at Bolton Museum to show off the talent of Bolton. TicketingTickets bought through Eventbrite are guaranteed a seat, but if tickets do sell out you are still welcome to attend the event in our standing sections. Performing at the Open MicThe open mic slots will need to be pre book through Eventbrite. Information Source: Bolton Library and Museum Services | eventbrite

The Greatest Robot Ever is a brand new, rhyming story created by The Knotted Project and Hawk Dance Theatre. This interactive dance theatre show is perfect for children 3-8 years and their grownups. Glitch the little robot doesn’t feel special like all the other amazing robots living in the Junk Yard. With the help of their best friend, Shift, they go on a quest to find the pieces to make them stand out! Full of fun, adventure and self discovery; Will Glitch find what they were searching for all along? Using projection, dance and storytelling, children interact with the performers throughout the show and take part in an engaging workshop exploring resilience, friendship and wellbeing. Show length: 60 minutes Age rating: 3+ Children Under 12 months old require no ticket. About the companyThe Knotted Project & Hawk Dance Theatre have collaborated in an exciting partnership since 2016 to develop unique dance-theatre productions that have toured extensively across the UK and beyond. Together, we make work for children aged under 10 and their families. Creatively both companies are driven by a passion for relevant and thought-provoking storytelling, stunning visual imagery and creating work for children and young people that makes a difference. Our multi art form work tours to a broad range of settings such as libraries & theatres, both urban & rural, but always where audiences need is the greatest. Our work speaks to young audiences & families to inspire & motivate, whilst delivering strong messages such as the importance of identity, friendship & belonging. We aim to bring exceptional quality performance to any space that we tour to, accessible and inclusive to all. We hope to leave audiences motivated & inspired to be creative & to value the role that creativity can play in their lives. Information Source: Bolton Library and Museum Services | eventbrite

Troisième édition de notre soirée SPEED GAMING réservée aux célibataires. L'occasion parfaite pour faire des rencontres autour des jeux de sociétés. Cette section est réservée Mesdames, pour vos inscrisptions exclusivement ! Voici le lien pour vous inscrire Messieurs : ......lien à venir... Information Source: L'AmuZ'Mans | eventbrite

This screening will take place in the lecture theatre at Bolton's Central Library. NOTE: Guests are allowed to bring their own refreshments BUT THEY MUST take their litter home with them. Trailer Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ (Dir. Brett Gregory, 2024, 15 mins) 'I believe ‘The Law’ should be accessible to all of us at all times!' When a man without a family or a home arrives at a mysterious tower in a mysterious land to request to meet ‘The Law’, he is confronted by two of humanity’s greatest enemies: Time and the Truth. Synopsis From Brett Gregory, the writer, director and producer of the multi-award winning British working-class feature film, ‘Nobody Loves You and You Don’t Deserve to Exist’ (2022), arrives an oblique and unique short film adaptation of Franz Kafka’s classic parable, ‘Before the Law’ (1915). Bold, brooding and brutal, whether or not this ageless allegory is about the Laws of Nature, the Laws of Physics, or the Law of the Land, is entirely up to the audience. Production Background Produced by Serious Feather, and shot entirely in Bolton and Rivington in Greater Manchester and Lancashire by the highly talented director of photography, Gwyn Hemmings, this singular short film is, in turn, elevated by a beautifully baroque orchestral soundtrack composed and performed by the incomparable Andrew McCrorie-Shand. With disciplined and sensitive performances from three of the region’s most dedicated independent actors – Luke Richards as The Doorkeeper, Andrew Joseph as The Medical Student, and Robert Hedley as The Doctor – two of Kafka’s primary aesthetic concerns, his absurdism and his humanism, are memorably brought to life. Without any external funding available, the 25-strong cast and crew worked unpaid on the production in the summer of 2024 – an admirable achievement in itself – while also enjoying the unwavering support and understanding of Bolton Council, Rivington Heritage Trust, Bolton News and, of course, Bolton Central Library. The rationale behind this creative project is to not only, alongside the University of Oxford in the UK, commemorate the centenary of Franz Kafka’s death, but to also celebrate Bolton’s recognition as Greater Manchester’s Town of Culture for 2024. First Screening Reaction Avid fans of film, literature and culture braved torrential rain to attend the first free screening of Brett Gregory’s short film adaptation of Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ on Wednesday, 16th October. ‘Even though the weather had taken its toll,’ Brett comments, ‘the atmosphere was still electric, and the responses extremely passionate. It’s like everybody knew that the film was actually about something, about something that matters, about being human. ‘In the main the film asks who are we as people and why, tragically, do most of us wait for permission to live our lives? Permission we often will never receive. ‘For example, during the post-screening Q&A, a Bolton-based educationalist told me I was ‘sitting on a goldmine’, and that teachers and lecturers would ‘bite my hand my hand off’ to have the opportunity to use the film as a learning resource. ‘It covers everything,’ she said. ‘Performing Arts, English Literature, English Language, History, Media Studies, Media Production, Politics, and even Religious Studies.’ Julia Uttley of Live from Worktown, a community-based arts and heritage organisation with CIC status in Bolton, was extremely enthusiastic, and said, ‘Your film is fantastic, classical. I can’t believe you made it without any external funding. It will really inspire and motivate creatives throughout the whole of Bolton if they get to see it.’ Robert Hedley, a Boltonian actor now based in Didsbury, says, 'It was an absolute privilege to play the role of The Doctor in this unique and memorable production. Franz Kafka is one of the world’s literary greats, deep and complex, but Brett adapted his story with discipline, detail and aplomb.’ To date Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ has been entered into 18 international film festivals. Brett, writer and director of the 2022 multi-award-winning Manchester feature film, ‘Nobody Loves You and You Don’t Deserve to Exist’, also announced at the event that Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ is the first film of a proposed four film gothic anthology to be shot entirely in Bolton. ‘The working title of the anthology of short films,’ Brett says, ‘is ‘Only Fear: Northern Tales of the Unknown and the Uncanny’, and it will feature adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Tell Tale Heart’, Guy de Maupassant’s ‘The Grave’, and an original screenplay I’ve written called ‘Death in a Northern Town’. ‘The anthology, once completed, will then be the length of a feature film and, in turn, will then be available to watch on Amazon Prime and Apple TV, for example. The overall aim of this will be to promote Bolton, its creative vibrancy and cultural dynamism, far and wide over many years. We already have a distribution deal in place. ‘As a consequence,’ Brett concludes, ‘I highly recommend that those wishing to be actively a part of this unique non-profit project to attend the second screening of Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ so ideas can be discussed further.’ For further information please email brett@seriousfeather.com Publicity Bolton News 5th March 2024: Rivington's Pigeon Tower to feature in film based on classic tale Bolton News 15th April 2024: Old Bolton Magistrates Court to be used for Kafka's 'Before the Law' Bolton News 15th May 2024: Cast announced for classic gothic tale, 'Before the Law' Bolton News 17th August 2024: Filming of Kafka story wraps up at Rivington's Pigeon Tower Bolton News 5th October 2024: Franz Kafka’s classic ‘Before the Law’ screening in Bolton Bolton FM radio interviews Brett Gregory about Franz Kafka's 'Before the Law' (2024) Information Source: Brett Gregory | eventbrite

This screening will take place in the lecture theatre at Bolton's Central Library. NOTE: Guests are allowed to bring their own refreshments BUT THEY MUST take their litter home with them. Trailer Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ (Dir. Brett Gregory, 2024, 15 mins) 'I believe ‘The Law’ should be accessible to all of us at all times!' When a man without a family or a home arrives at a mysterious tower in a mysterious land to request to meet ‘The Law’, he is confronted by two of humanity’s greatest enemies: Time and the Truth. Synopsis From Brett Gregory, the writer, director and producer of the multi-award winning British working-class feature film, ‘Nobody Loves You and You Don’t Deserve to Exist’ (2022), arrives an oblique and unique short film adaptation of Franz Kafka’s classic parable, ‘Before the Law’ (1915). Bold, brooding and brutal, whether or not this ageless allegory is about the Laws of Nature, the Laws of Physics, or the Law of the Land, is entirely up to the audience. Production Background Produced by Serious Feather, and shot entirely in Bolton and Rivington in Greater Manchester and Lancashire by the highly talented director of photography, Gwyn Hemmings, this singular short film is, in turn, elevated by a beautifully baroque orchestral soundtrack composed and performed by the incomparable Andrew McCrorie-Shand. With disciplined and sensitive performances from three of the region’s most dedicated independent actors – Luke Richards as The Doorkeeper, Andrew Joseph as The Medical Student, and Robert Hedley as The Doctor – two of Kafka’s primary aesthetic concerns, his absurdism and his humanism, are memorably brought to life. Without any external funding available, the 25-strong cast and crew worked unpaid on the production in the summer of 2024 – an admirable achievement in itself – while also enjoying the unwavering support and understanding of Bolton Council, Rivington Heritage Trust, Bolton News and, of course, Bolton Central Library. The rationale behind this creative project is to not only, alongside the University of Oxford in the UK, commemorate the centenary of Franz Kafka’s death, but to also celebrate Bolton’s recognition as Greater Manchester’s Town of Culture for 2024. First Screening Reaction Avid fans of film, literature and culture braved torrential rain to attend the first free screening of Brett Gregory’s short film adaptation of Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ on Wednesday, 16th October. ‘Even though the weather had taken its toll,’ Brett comments, ‘the atmosphere was still electric, and the responses extremely passionate. It’s like everybody knew that the film was actually about something, about something that matters, about being human. ‘In the main the film asks who are we as people and why, tragically, do most of us wait for permission to live our lives? Permission we often will never receive. ‘For example, during the post-screening Q&A, a Bolton-based educationalist told me I was ‘sitting on a goldmine’, and that teachers and lecturers would ‘bite my hand my hand off’ to have the opportunity to use the film as a learning resource. ‘It covers everything,’ she said. ‘Performing Arts, English Literature, English Language, History, Media Studies, Media Production, Politics, and even Religious Studies.’ Julia Uttley of Live from Worktown, a community-based arts and heritage organisation with CIC status in Bolton, was extremely enthusiastic, and said, ‘Your film is fantastic, classical. I can’t believe you made it without any external funding. It will really inspire and motivate creatives throughout the whole of Bolton if they get to see it.’ Robert Hedley, a Boltonian actor now based in Didsbury, says, 'It was an absolute privilege to play the role of The Doctor in this unique and memorable production. Franz Kafka is one of the world’s literary greats, deep and complex, but Brett adapted his story with discipline, detail and aplomb.’ To date Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ has been entered into 18 international film festivals. Brett, writer and director of the 2022 multi-award-winning Manchester feature film, ‘Nobody Loves You and You Don’t Deserve to Exist’, also announced at the event that Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ is the first film of a proposed four film gothic anthology to be shot entirely in Bolton. ‘The working title of the anthology of short films,’ Brett says, ‘is ‘Only Fear: Northern Tales of the Unknown and the Uncanny’, and it will feature adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘The Tell Tale Heart’, Guy de Maupassant’s ‘The Grave’, and an original screenplay I’ve written called ‘Death in a Northern Town’. ‘The anthology, once completed, will then be the length of a feature film and, in turn, will then be available to watch on Amazon Prime and Apple TV, for example. The overall aim of this will be to promote Bolton, its creative vibrancy and cultural dynamism, far and wide over many years. We already have a distribution deal in place. ‘As a consequence,’ Brett concludes, ‘I highly recommend that those wishing to be actively a part of this unique non-profit project to attend the second screening of Franz Kafka’s ‘Before the Law’ so ideas can be discussed further.’ PLEASE NOTE: This discussion will involve the practical teaching and learning possibilities for 'Before the Law', as well as casting crewing opportunities for ‘Only Fear: Northern Tales of the Unknown and the Uncanny’. For further information please email brett@seriousfeather.com Publicity Bolton News 5th March 2024: Rivington's Pigeon Tower to feature in film based on classic tale Bolton News 15th April 2024: Old Bolton Magistrates Court to be used for Kafka's 'Before the Law' Bolton News 15th May 2024: Cast announced for classic gothic tale, 'Before the Law' Bolton News 17th August 2024: Filming of Kafka story wraps up at Rivington's Pigeon Tower Bolton News 5th October 2024: Franz Kafka’s classic ‘Before the Law’ screening in Bolton Bolton FM radio interviews Brett Gregory about Franz Kafka's 'Before the Law' (2024) Information Source: Brett Gregory | eventbrite

Venez découvrir l'univers du jeu de rôle grâce à Rêve de Dragon ! 5 joueurs maximum. (1 billet / personne) Rêve de Dragon est un jeu de rôle médiéval onirique créé par Denis Gerfaud, et publié en 1985. On y joue des voyageurs explorant des contrées variées au sein d'un monde rêvé par des dragons endormis. Les magiciens, appelés Hauts-Rêvants, peuvent influencer l'imagination des dragons et donc modifier la réalité. Bien accueilli par la critique, le jeu rassemble une communauté durable et connaît trois éditions ainsi que de nombreux scénarios. Cette animation est gratuite. Merci de faire vivre l'établissement en consommant régulièrement. Restauration possible sur place Information Source: L'AmuZ'Mans | eventbrite