Quel Amour Love is all around us…in Provence MP2018
Artists Inspired by Provence · Guest Post · InspireThe new ‘Quel Amour’ programme launched on February 14 and runs until September 1, 2018. This is the 7-month cultural extravaganza planned by the MP2018 committee who were inspired by the European Year of Culture back in 2013 which did so much to galvanise the arts scene in Marseille-Provence.
Continue reading here for details on this program, which includes multiple cities (Arles, Aubagne, Cassis, Istres, Marseille, Martigues, Miramas, and Salon de Provence). Approximately hundreds of events are planned, and there will likely be more before MP2018 is finished.
A – February 14 -18
M – February 19 – April 20
O – April 21 – June 15
U – June 16 – August 30
R – August 31 – September 2
Our List: Museums and Places to see Art in Provence
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