Lieuran-Cabrières
On Friday 20 November at 6:30 pm, the Clermontais library network offers a reading in Lieuran-Cabrières of "45 ça va", a quirky text by Jean-Claude Grumberg. Meet on Rue de l'École publique. Free, all ages.
Source : bibliotheques.cc-clermontais.fr →
1 letter a month, the first at the end of October: what’s on during the autumn half-term (Toussaint), addresses around the Thau lagoon and walk ideas. Free.
Until 6 November, the free exhibition "La toile aux rêves" reveals the settings, characters, inspirations and behind-the-scenes work of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, the video game made by Montpellier studio Sandfall Interactive. It celebrates a global hit: 8 million copies sold and nine Game Awards, including Game of the Year.
From 9 October to 14 November, the free exhibition "L'Original à l'épreuve" sets unique works alongside fine-art screen prints by street artists including Mist, Da Cruz and Shaka, with the publisher Anagraphis. A talk, guided tours and screen-printing workshops are planned; open Tuesday to Saturday.
From 3 to 28 November, as part of the month of happiness, the Andrée-Chedid media library in Mèze exhibits amateur photographs from the "Instantanés de bonheur" contest. Prize-giving and opening on Friday 13 November at 6:30 pm. All ages.
What to do this weekend? Autumn & half-term
On Saturday 14 November at 2 pm, the association Demain la Terre ! leads an easy 5 km walk in the Salagou valley to show how rocks and vegetation shape the work of local producers. It ends at the Mérifons farm, which raises red Duroc pigs and presents its trade and charcuterie; booking via the Destination Salagou ticket office.
From 19 to 22 November, the Lutéva venue in Lodève hosts the Artisans' and Designers' Fair, run for nearly 30 years by the Lodévois et Larzac community of communes. Around 60 selected makers show homeware, tableware, fashion, jewellery and accessories.
From Saturday 21 November 2026 to 29 August 2027, the Musée de Lodève presents "Meteorites, between sky and earth", an exhibition designed by France's National Museum of Natural History and shown for the first time in the south of France. Some forty meteorites from the Museum's collection, including the Orgueil meteorite and the 420 kg Canyon Diablo; visitors can even touch a piece of the Moon and a piece of Mars.