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Crêperie Py goes musical. They tell us that on their music
nights, the bands will play a set to coincide with the Apero hour
(around 19h.00) re-starting at around 21.00 - see their summer concert
dates - click
the image or this link.
July 21st-26th
July 24th-26th
The programme for the new Summer Season (27th July to 15th August,
is now available around town and we will be publishing our own guide
to the events and free happenings soon.
click this link
for details of other forthcoming events in St. Céré
area and around
River Bave, St. Céré
St Céré, is in the beautiful Dordogne river valley
region of the Lot (département 46), Midi-Pyrénées,
South West France.
Lot is deep in the heart of France, with the départements
of Dordogne to the West, Corrèze to the North, Aveyron and Cantal
to the South and East respectively.
To
view maps of where in France to find St. Céré - please
click this link
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Bumped into Bunny in town, over from the States for the summer.
She hinted that she may be able to put on another concert in the
not too distant future. Watch this space.
(To
view a report of her last summer's gig with pianist Andrew Cox,
click this link)
Bunny Low
Following the success of their last three music nights,
Café 5Céré on Place de la République
(ground floor of the Hotel Touring) tell us that they are putting
on special music themed evenings throughout the summer - every Thursday
evening, in fact.
Of course the great thing about these music nights,
is that you get to eat as well if you want to, and Café 5Céré
is fast gaining a reputation for good food and great value.
Hosts Eric and Francoise caution that It's best to
book if you would like to eat.
Tel: 05 65 10 67 29
Click
this link or the logo above, to pop-up a window for further information.
In case you were wondering what all those blue stripe
tents mean that have appeared in Place de la République,
they are there for this Sunday's Public Schools Annual Show - La
Kermesse. If you haven't got kids at school here, it probably
won't mean an awful lot to you, but as it involves just about every
family in St. Céré, if you want to get a real feel
for the town... join in!
Further details
on the Forthcoming Events page - click here
We will be meeting on Friday 5th June at the Café Voyageurs,
as usual, to put the world to rights and for a drink or three.
If you are out and about...
join us.
Café Voyageurs, Place de la République, St. Céré
- venue for anyone who wants to speak English to other English speakers
- at least once a month!
Don't forget, if you can capture a French friend who is trying
to learn English, there can be no better way for them to practise,
than to join us.
See you there?
In this section we provide links to current local
and national news items, which may well affect you if you either
live near St. Céré or, as expats anywhere in
France.
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If you have a local news item you would like to see
aired, please let us know. Use the e-mail form accessed by clicking
the link below to send us your new item.
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WiFi connections in St Céré are available at the
music bar, Au Passé Simple in Rue de la République
and at the Café 5Cere, Hotel Touring, Place de la République.
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