The Music'Hub association is organising its latest edition of Rock'Streham, a concert promoting local musical talent. Started in July 2023 with the aim of bringing together and showcasing local artists, the association now represents 42 musicians, five member bands and seven guest bands. See some of them on Friday in Ouistreham!

At around 7:45 pm on Friday (11th September), a regional train on the Rouen-Caen line derailed near Cléon, between Tourville and Elbeuf-Saint-Aubin, in the Seine-Maritime département. Out of the 186 passengers on board, 44 were injured and one was transported to hospital with severe injuries.

Normandy's only English-speaking radio station is looking for passionate, creative and outgoing volunteers to join its editorial team to write articles for its website and social media, and to record and produce news bulletins and podcasts for the radio.

The beaches where Allied forces landed on 6th June 1944 have officially been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List, giving Normandy’s D-Day sites international recognition and new responsibilities for their preservation. But what does this mean for Normandy and its beaches?

On Wednesday, 12th August 2026, the sky will offer a spectacular astronomical sight: a solar eclipse visible across large parts of Europe, including Normandy. While some regions of the world will experience a total solar eclipse, observers in Normandy will witness a partial one. Here's all you need to know!

This historical epic near Granville (Manche) now sees around 7,500 spectators over its 4 representations, doubling its attendance since last year. Based in Chanteloup Castle, this year's edition began on Wednesday (5th August) and will continue until tomorrow (Saturday, 8th August). Here's what to expect if you plan on heading down.

With 41 bands and artists performing this year on its two stages, the Beauregard festival got 160,000 people dancing in 2026, over the course of its five-day run; a new record compared to last year's numbers.

It's our very own Leaning Tower of Pisa, right here, in the centre of Caen! A church unlike any other: partially unfinished, architecturally varied and, more importantly, visibly unstable. So, why does the Church of Saint-Jean lean like that?

The weather was certainly hot this weekend, but that didn't stop visitors from enjoying the many events Bayeux organised for their annual medieval celebration. On the evenings of 3rd to 5th July, the city centre had a lot to offer.

Sir Keir Starmer's premiership began with a breakthrough at the 2024 general election. Two years later, after repeatedly rejecting calls for his resignation, including from within his own Labour Party, Starmer announced he would step down in the wake of the 2026 local election results.