A smooth start to the week: discover cultural events in Sète and the Thau basin

CINEMA

Screening with Ciné C toi

The association Ciné C toi is organizing a screening of Gong Li’s film “Wives and Concubines” (China, 1991, 125 min) on Monday, April 13, at 8:30 pm at the Le Comédia cinema. The story follows Songlian, a 19-year-old woman who becomes the fourth wife of the wealthy Master Chen, embarking on a challenging journey.

CIRCUS

“Body Territory” in Frontignan

The Alexandre-Soubrier sports hall in Frontignan is hosting the circus show “Body Territory” by Cie Betterland on Tuesday, April 14 at 8:00 pm. This new creation is presented in a western format, blending circus, music, and performance to create a narrative enriched with intimate and universal themes. Tickets range from 10 to 15 euros, available at 04 67 74 02 02 or through email at location@tmsete.com – tmssete.com.

LITERATURE

Book Signing with Adrien Albert at the Nouvelle Librairie Sétoise

The Nouvelle Librairie Sétoise at 7 Rue Alsace-Lorraine is hosting a special book signing event with Albert Albert on Wednesday, April 15, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm, including a snack. Albert has been touring media libraries in the region, signing his children’s books. Free entry.

Literary Café at the Médiathèque Mitterrand

The Médiathèque Mitterrand and Tino Di Martino are hosting a literary café with Carole Martinez for her latest novel “Sleep Well, Savage” (Ed. Gallimard) on Wednesday, April 15 at 6:00 pm. The novelist unfolds a marvelous universe in this book that is uniquely hers. Martinez has received 16 literary awards and the 2011 Goncourt Prize for High School Students for “Domaine des murmures.” Free entry.

DISCUSSION

Citizen Café at the “Saint-Clair”

The brasserie Le Saint-Clair at 1 Quai Maximin-Licciardi is hosting a citizen café on “Artificial Intelligence and Information” featuring Frédérique Segond, director of the INRIA defense and security mission (National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation) on Wednesday, April 15 at 6:00 pm. Free entry.