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Claude Cohen-Tannoudji: cooling atoms to understand them betterThe physicist, who died on 22 October 2026 aged 93, helped turn light into a tool for controlling atoms. His legacy brings together experiments, theory and teaching.
At Versailles, adapting heritage to the climate begins with observationHeat, humidity, drought: the palace and its gardens do not call for the same responses. Monitoring collections and biodiversity helps guide interventions.
Nancray: the final events of the Enchanted HolidaysAt the Musée des Maisons comtoises, the autumn activities continue until 1 November 2026. Readings, a mystery trail and a show have different recommended ages and access conditions: what you need to know to choose your visit.
MORON Constructions is looking for masons specialising in stoneworkIn Beaumont-du-Périgord, the company is advertising a 39-hour permanent contract for candidates able to work on historic buildings. The advertised salary ranges from 2 080,39 to 2 500 € gross per month.
Perpignan: “A Fright at the Palace”, puzzles to solve on 31 OctoberThe Palace of the Kings of Majorca is offering a self-guided Halloween game for ages 7 and up. The official programme sets out the entry conditions, including free admission for under-26s.
Line Renaud: from ‘The Archives of My Life’ to collective memoryPublished on 14 October 2026, Line Renaud’s book opens a window onto her memories. The donation of her archives and those of Loulou Gasté had been announced as early as May 2025.
Point d’orgue: Alma Bettencourt brings new music to a Bach programmeAmid the transcriptions, jazz and improvisations around Bach, a new work found its place.
Françoise Dolto: a new biography revisits her legacyA biography of Françoise Dolto by Emmanuelle Loyer is published on 29 October. Her influence on childhood, her media profile and contemporary criticism are put into context.
Back to Folegandros: a letter to reunite a family torn apartAgnès Martin-Lugand sets her new novel in the Cyclades. The starting point: a 25-year-old son summons his parents to the island of their past.
Dirty Dancing: the two eras of its soundtrackBe My Baby dates from 1963; the Dirty Dancing record from 1987. The credits reveal how old hits meet songs produced for the film.
Petit Pierre: saving a carousel, preserving a world in motionAt La Fabuloserie, Pierre Avezard’s carousel was dismantled and reassembled before his death. Its story sheds light on what it means to preserve a mechanical work of art.
Christian Rose: photography as a record of musicFrom the pages of Jazz Magazine to record sleeves, Christian Rose accompanied decades of music. His archive, preserved in Paris, continues this work as a witness.