Ashley Tinker · Inspire · Shopping & Gifts Aubagne Argilla Marché Potier October 8, 2015Ashley of Curious Provence writes about her favourite market stand, and a trip to an enormous pottery market held every August in Aubagne. Yesterday, I went to one of Europe’s five largest pottery markets. For the past weekend, the bi-annual Aubagne Argilla Marché Potier brought the city, best known for its association with Marcel Pagnol, …Continue Reading
Books on Provence · Inspire · Our House in Provence Journée du Livre a Book Lovers Paradise in Sablet March 6, 2017Beyond the wines, which are classified as Côtes-du-Rhône Villages, Sablet for the red, white and rosé wines produced by the Sablet vignerons, Sablet is probably best known for its “Journée du Livre”. You ask what is the “Journée du Livre”? It is a book festival that takes place the 3rd weekend of July on the …Continue Reading
Carolyne Kauser-Abbott · Inspire · Shopping & Gifts Discovering Provencal Pottery a Traditional Artisan Craft September 16, 2019Marie-Helene Beroit searches for small-batch handcrafted made-in-Provence goods for home decor and table settings. She selects only top-quality products and true artisans who are maintaining traditional crafts. The following article is a re-post of the original from Remember Provence on discovering Provencal pottery and ceramics creators in centres such as Vallauris and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. In Provence, …Continue Reading
Guest Post · Inspire · Provencal History & Traditions Lavender the Summer Blue-Gold Attraction of Provence January 26, 2021This guest post about the Lavender in Provence comes from Marie-Helene, the co-founder of the online store Remember Provence. They curate Provencal-themed housewares, gift items and culinary ingredients and ship to customers around the world. Remember, Provence represents only high-quality products produced traditionally. Please follow this link to read the original article. Blue Gold The chance to visit …Continue Reading
