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Saturday, November 7, 2026

Orphin Val has just released a book of poetry.

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Orphin Val, a story of poems

Orphin Val

With "La part du ciel," Orphin Val presents his debut book, which traces his own personal history through some sixty poetic texts—each serving as a milestone rooted in the Hautes-Pyrénées region.

Saturday, October 31, 2026

Bouziane Bouteldja at home at Dans6T

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Bouziane Bouteldja: Hip-hop as a gateway to the world

With his residency drawing to a close—culminating in the presentation of Révérence on Wednesday, November 4—we take a look at the career path of Bouziane Bouteldja, which resonates with his…

Saturday, October 24, 2026

Pierre-Johann Suc dances with his daughter Romane

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Pierre-Johann Suc, a dancer from Tarbes, returns to Le Parvis

Two weeks before the presentation of his new choreographic piece at Le Parvis, Pierre-Johann Suc looks back on the first dance steps he took with Béatrice Dutrey.

Saturday, October 10, 2026

Clément Billardello, seated in the Palais's grand hall.

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Clément Billardello at the helm of culture in Lourdes

Clément Billardello

In charge of cultural programming for the city of Lourdes since last January, Clément Billardello is already presenting his first half-season, which launched two weeks ago at La Gespe.

Saturday, October 3, 2026

Meeting with Lutxi Achiary in Bagnères-de-Bigorre

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Lutxi Achiary: Polyphonic Singing in All Its Diversity

Lutxi Achiary

Albada, Aèdes, Estelum, Bergeræs, Briu: since arriving in the department, Lutxi Achiary has been involved in a multitude of projects and opportunities to sing polyphony, both in the…

Saturday, September 26, 2026

Maria Marquina with one of her papier-mâché creations.

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Maria Marquina, an artist ready to take the next step

Maria Marquina

After exhibiting a work at the Centre d’art contemporain du Parvis over the summer, Maria Marquina returns with renewed ambitions for her artistic career.

Saturday, September 19, 2026

Frédéric Salbans at home, guitar in hand, facing the Val d'Azun.

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Frédéric Salbans wanders from cairns to songs.

Frédéric Salbans

With the concert at Le Pari coming up in two weeks—on Tuesday, October 6—we met an artist who draws the essence of his songs from the mountains, sharing them from cairn to cairn.

Saturday, September 12, 2026

Emmanuelle Pujol and Mathieu Cassan from the Traverse association

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Traverse, a cultural agitator with neither a fixed location nor boundaries.

Traverse

Their logo frequently appears at the bottom of performance posters, such as the one for *Dans la forêt*, which opens the Parvis season this weekend. A look at the association.

Saturday, August 1, 2026

Dorine Bourneton and Mikaël Fau at the Avignon Off Festival

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Mikaël Fau in Voltige with Dorine Bourneton

Dorine Bourneton
Mikaël Fau

When Dorine Bourneton enlisted Mikael Fau—a native of Tarbes—to stage a production based on her incredible life story, the result was Voltige, which was presented at the Avignon Off Festival.

Saturday, July 25, 2026

Clément Huynh in his workshop at La Soulane

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Clément Huynh: An architect's perspective on the Pyrenees

Clément Huynh

Since his arrival in the Hautes-Pyrénées, the small-format paintings he creates—such as those exhibited at Le Parvis—offer us a perspective on our mountains that is both fresh and endearing.

Saturday, July 18, 2026

Nicky Broekhuysen in front of her paintings, inspired by the nature of the Pyrenees.

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Nicky Broekhuysen, a world of lines and circles

Nicky Broekhuysen

Up close, they are merely a juxtaposition of 0s and 1s. But from a distance, Nicky Broekhuysen’s works transform, revealing a world rich in nuance. We meet an artist who has come from the other…

Saturday, July 11, 2026

Lorène Roustin in her studio in Tarbes

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Lorène Roustin: Art and Nature

Lorène Roustin

With her dead tree—wrapped in white like a mummy and standing in the middle of the Parvis art center—Lorène Roustin confronts the public with an unwieldy problem. A visit to her studio.

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