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Biodiversity. The animals of the city

From 19 Sept 2025 to 23 May 2027

Autour des animaux
Exposition temporaire

From September 19, 2025 to May 23, 2027: The newly renovated Zoological Museum devotes its first temporary exhibition, "BiodiverCité", to the animals of the city. Designed as a walk, rhythmic by the naturalistic illustrator Valentine Plessy's drawings, the exhibition questions the modalities of coexistence between human and non-human city dwellers at the time of environmental crises. Is the city an ecosystem like any other? While almost 80% of the French population today lives in urban units, they often remain in our imaginations of non-nature spaces. Yet animal species of all sizes and origins live alongside us on a daily basis. By looking at this nearby biodiversity, the exhibition reaffirms the need to think about the continuity of our relationships in life.

Strasbourg
Musée Zologique
29 boulevard de la Victoire
67000 Strasbourg

Become a doctor in Equatorial Africa

From 1 February to 31 December 2026

Exposition temporaire

By immersing himself in African reality, Schweitzer does not simply apply European models. He invents a medicine adapted to his environment, based on listening, respect and understanding of others. At the heart of the journey, the Schweitzer hospital appears as a place of care and trust, embodying its ethic of "respect for life", its architectural choices and the involvement of local people. More than just a tribute, the exhibition offers a reflection on the meeting of cultures and the need to adapt knowledge to its context. Continue your visit "in the footsteps of the Nobel Peace Prize" and discover how Albert Schweitzer's work and thought still resonate today, as an invitation to act for a more just and humane world. Free exhibition from February to December 2026

Kaysersberg
126 rue du général de Gaulle
68240 KAYSERSBERG VIGNOBLE
France

0367351949
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Save the Organ of Notre-Dame de Paris

From 13 Jun 2026 to 31 Dec 2027

Exposition temporaire

Temporary exhibition from 13 June 2026 to 31 December 2027: realized with the collaboration of the public establishment Rebuilding Notre-Dame de Paris. 15 April 2019, Notre-Dame de Paris burns. Explore this historic event that marked the French heritage landscape. Throughout this temporary exhibition, you will discover the details of the state of the cathedral following the fire, especially the state of the great organ. You will learn more about the progress of this historic site. You will discover the different stages of the restoration of the organ: from pipes, to the base, to the buffet, not to forget the console. The trades of the organ bill will be highlighted throughout this exhibition.

Marmoutier
13 rue du Général Leclerc
67440 Marmoutier
France

+33 (0)3 88 71 46 84
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Electricity poster, 150 years of advertising creations

From 25 Jun 2026 to 30 May 2027

Exposition temporaire

The Electropolis Museum unveils its new temporary exhibition "Electricity s'affiche, 150 years of creations", an invitation to rediscover more than a century of graphic creations and advertising design dedicated to electricity, from the late 19th century to the present. As soon as it appeared on the energy market around 1880, electricity was accompanied by inventive and exciting advertising. The electricity companies, then EDF from 1946 onwards, called on numerous illustrators and posterists, including the prestigious names of Paul Colin, Bernard Villemot, Lefor Openo and Jean Effel. These images were intended to make visible an energy by nature invisible, valuing the uses, comfort and modernity that it promised. Exceptionally, the Electropolis Museum exhibits original posters, rarely presented for conservation reasons, as well as drawings, films, games, mascots and advertising items from its rich collections. The exhibition highlights the singularity of electrical advertising: far from promoting a brand or object, it tells an energy, a service and their place in everyday life. Organised according to a thematic approach (allegories, pedagogy, home, place of women, domestic uses, environment, regions), "electricity" reveals how these images are valuable markers of the evolution of society, its ways of life and its relation to energy. This exhibition is also part of the 80th anniversary celebrations of the EDF group, a major player in the French electric history and great patron of the museum, whose commitment allows today the conservation, study and transmission of an exceptional advertising and graphic fund.

Mulhouse
55, rue du Pâturage
68200 Mulhouse
France

0389324850
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Exhibition: Before horror, another Struthof

From 18 Sept 2026 to 27 Aug 2027

Exposition temporaire
Mémoire

This exhibition proposes to discover the history of the "Struthof" before the creation of the Natzweiler concentration camp. Long associated with the only memory of deportation, the site was previously a place of life, agricultural work, tourism and resort in the heart of the Vosges. Through unpublished archives, old photographs, postcards, films, objects and testimonies, the route traces the evolution of the site from the first farms from the 18th century to 1940. The visitor discovers the families who shaped these mountain landscapes, the development of farms and pastures, and then the rise of a tourist activity based on hiking, winter sports and the reception of holidaymakers. The exhibition also highlights the "Villa des Genêts d'or", the architectural transformations of the site and the profound economic and social changes that marked the Bruche valley. It finally shows how this place of leisure and relaxation was gradually caught up in the upheavals of European history before becoming, from 1941, a place of concentration terror. In revealing this unknown history, the exhibition invites us to look at the "Struthof" and understand the historical depth of a place whose memory far exceeds the camp period.

Natzweiler
Centre européen du résistant déporté (Struthof)
Route départementale 130
67130 NATZWILLER
France

0388474467
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Exhibition "In the shadow of the annexed rooms. Cinema and propaganda in Alsace and Moselle (1940-1945) »

From 19 Sept 2026 to 4 Sept 2027

Exposition temporaire
Mémoire

A dive into Nazi cinema in Alsace-Moselle annexed (1940-1945), where the 7th art became a tool of propaganda and Germanization. The de facto annexations of Alsace and Moselle to the Third Reich in the summer of 1940 led to a shift in culture and a Germanization of these territories. Cinema, which was booming in the 1930s, did not escape its nationalization. A real political and economic weapon, it remains an art appreciated by the Alsatian and Mosellan public who frequent in number the rooms. This exhibition is translated into German and English. Free entrance. Free visit.

Schirmeck
Allée du Souvenir Français
Allée du Souvenir Français
67130 Schirmeck
France

0388474550
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All Alsace loves music

From 1 October to 30 December 2026

Exposition temporaire

Alsace is always recognized as a land of music that continues to live at the rhythm of its ensembles today. This cultural exception is felt both in the professional sphere of so-called scholarly music but especially in the world of amateur music. There are no more choirs, harmonies, vocal ensembles and specialized instrumentals that make our territory rich and participate in the perpetuation of many traditions. This exhibition is both a tribute to this amateur musical world sometimes denigrated by questioning its origins and ambitions then. But it is above all an opportunity to highlight the great diversity and the ever-present dynamism of these practices inherited from the history of Alsace and resolutely oriented towards the future.

Andlau
Place de la Mairie
67140 Andlau
France

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Halloween: Legends & Sortilèges

From 17 October to 2 November 2026

Autour des animaux
Halloween

Experience an immersion where ancient legends and secrets of nature mix together. During the visit, visitors will be able to discover the wolf as it really is: a social animal, intelligent and essential to the balance of the forests, far from the beliefs that nourished the tales and legends. In this world inspired by winter traditions, visitors also explore plants, once used to protect themselves from the cold, to strengthen health or to keep bad spirits away. Sapine, holly, guinea or winter berries become the driving thread of fun botanical animations, where they discover their real virtues, forgotten uses and beliefs that have surrounded them for centuries.

Mulhouse
111 avenue de la 1ère Division Blindée
68100 Mulhouse
France

0369776565
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Exhibition "This is not a tile"

From 1 to 22 November 2026

Exposition temporaire

From November 1 to 22, 2026, discover the exhibition "This is not a tile"! Different Alsatian artists revisit the Biberschwanz, a traditional "beaver tail" tile and reveal their surprising creations... This exhibition is organised in partnership with the association "L-art beyond the eye", which aims to promote the accessibility of blind and visually impaired audiences to the emotions of the discovery of art, nature and culture, in their most immediate forms, such as those most elaborate: "These are works made from ancient Alsatian tiles by artists who support the Art Association beyond the eye. All these artists have been supporting the association for several years on a fairly simple principle: they are asked for a work on a theme (here that of tiles) where everyone can express their artistic vision from this object. The work can be abstract to free figurative to each to use his technique of choice. When a work is sold, each artist undertakes to pay 50% to the association. Here the tiles will be sold for 350 € piece. Each time it is a collective exhibition, presenting one to two works per artist always according to the same principle. As an artist, we have supported the association for over 30 years for some. A co-op system exists to involve new personalities." Photo credits : Louis Danicher

Kutzenhausen
1 place de l'église
67250 KUTZENHAUSEN
France

0388805300
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