To mark the bicentenary of Napoleon's death, the city of Plymouth (UK) has launched a website dedicated to the port city's Napoleonic heritage. The site includes ideas for itineraries around the city, on foot or by bike, as well as activities for younger visitors. The city is famous for [...]
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Creative Europe On 26 May, the European Commission announced the launch of the Creative Europe programme for the period 2021-2027. It will place greater emphasis on transnational creation, innovation and the mobility of artists and professionals. The increase in the budget for the period 2021-2027 (€2.44 billion instead of €1.47 billion for 2014-2020) marks
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23 August 2021 La Seyne-sur-Mer, Fort Napoléon (time to be confirmed) As part of the «Festival International Sand et Chopin en Seyne» and the bicentenary of Napoléon's death, Emmanuelle Stephan and Florian Noack will play the following Beethoven pieces on 2 early Erard pianos: - Concerto for two pianos in E flat major op 73 «The Emperor».»
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3 copies of the book «Napoléon, les derniers témoins racontent» by David Chanteranne are up for grabs until 13 June on Destination Napoleon and Éditions du Rocher! 🎰 Draw on 13 June 2021! 1 winner per network. 📄 Full competition rules: https://bit.ly/3yXsobW Facebook competition: www.facebook.com/destinationnapoleon/photos/a.1611572099085473/2902172463358757 Twitter competition: https://twitter.com/DestiNapoleon/status/1400340779818758145