Societies, Cultures and Modern Languages

From March 31 to April 3, 2027, join us for the University Cultural Festival on UGA campuses and at cultural venues throughout the Grenoble area, centered on the theme “Strange!”

The rehearsal studios in the EST building will remain open during the academic break. Take advantage of them!

Forget the traditional pencil and come try out different drawing techniques: ink, pen, charcoal, “Conté sticks,” or even black chalk!

It's already Christmas! L'Ouvre-boîte is offering 300 free tickets for students, valid from November 2, 2026, to January 10, 2027, at Mon Ciné, Le Club, and the Cinémathèque de Grenoble.

L’Ouvre-boîte is once again teaming up with Le Club movie theater to bring you a unique screening experience: surprise previews! The concept is simple: head to the theater, settle into your seat, and discover...

On stage, a table littered with books of Shakespeare’s plays. Seated around it are a woman, two men, and some bad news to deliver: the show won’t go on.

From prison to the stage, this is the personal story of a life saved by art.

With Marc Lainé, author, director, set designer, and artistic director of the Comédie de Valence

As part of the “Au cœur du Rhône” festival organized by the Drôme ETC association

"Una historia Americana," Vidala's new show, takes us deep into the heart of Latin America's "Nueva Canción."

As part of the Les Femmes s’en Mêlent festival, Retour de Scène and l’Ouvre-boîte invite you to an all-female rap night!

For a cultural Saturday that’s a real change of pace, the Ouvre-Boîte team invites you to discover the Lyon Biennale, France’s largest event dedicated to contemporary art!

Take a day trip to explore the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale, a world-renowned event!

As part of Festivita, Valencia's Italian Film Week

As part of the Isère Department’s cultural season, themed “Water: What a Story!”, discover the exhibition *Conquering Water*, on display at the Isère Departmental Archives.

Come discover the first phase of the creative project by third-year Performing Arts students, guided by Léa Andréoléty, a faculty member and researcher, and Florent Barret-Boisbertrand, a professional actor.

Come discover the first phase of the creative project by third-year Performing Arts students, with guidance from Juliette Meulle, a lecturer and researcher, and Adèle de Baudouin, a researcher and creator...

Organized jointly by the Montagnes et Sciences Association, the UGA, and the CNRS, with support from the UGA Foundation, the Rencontres Montagnes & Sciences are making a grand return for a 13th edition like no other. For the first...

With “Osez 1h au Musée,” explore the Musée de Grenoble’s permanent collections and temporary exhibitions throughout the year.

Come experience a film concert with artist and musician Franck Litzler of Cie SZ! Discover techniques for scoring film that will allow you to create a collaborative work.

Want a lunch break that’s a little out of the ordinary? Join one of our express street art tours and learn more about the murals at the Ouest residence!

A funny, lively, and irresistible one-man show that reimagines *Le Cid* with boldness and energy, restoring Corneille’s full modernity.

Are you planning a concert or a show? Learn how to write a technical specifications sheet—an essential tool for ensuring your events run smoothly.

Chromozone 51 is a film concert inspired by 1960s science fiction films and the art of appropriation.

With David Laurent

L’Ouvre-boîte is once again teaming up with Le Club movie theater to bring you a unique screening experience: surprise previews! The concept is simple: head to the theater, settle into your seat, and discover...

Are you part of a student organization and want to organize great events? Come learn how to write a roadmap—an essential document for any successful event.

Our world is made up of atoms. But where do they come from? How did they form after the birth of the universe? Why do some atoms form solid materials, while others form fragile, flexible, or invisible substances...

Break Theater invites you to take the stage and participate in its dance performance, *Intimes Connexions*, which will take place at the Amphidice on December 16 at 7 p.m.

Would you like to take part in a major arts and culture event at the Valence Museum?

Come see Charlotte Charbonnel’s monumental copper sculpture at this opening night event!

The musicology students and their faculty are pleased to invite you to their traditional Christmas concert.

Spend an evening exploring the exhibition *Dès Potron-Minet* at Le Magasin, the National Center for Contemporary Art in Grenoble.

Following the success of *Maldonne*, choreographer Leïla Ka continues her exploration of female bodies and the norms that constrain them. On a stage stripped of all artifice, eight dancers break away from conventional postures...

With Alice Rivière, visual artist

With a performer from the show *Lullaby Shot*

Marie-France is a journalist in Paris, Luc is a teacher in Vénissieux, and Michel is a factory worker in Belfort. At age eighteen, they “lived through” May 1968. In 1981, they voted for François Mitterrand. In 2022, they voted for...

A whimsical and musical journey into the heart of the Musée d’Orsay, based on Christophe Chabouté’s book *Musée*. What if the artworks came to life once the museum closed?

Come visit the "Arcabas Retrospective" exhibition to discover this French painter and sculptor with his unique and remarkable style.

With Alice Davazoglou

"Rencontres Montagnes & Sciences" is a film festival featuring scientific mountain adventures that offers you a breath of fresh air.

As part of the CUEF theater workshop led by Elisabeth Grandjacquet, international students learning French will perform *Anissa Fragments*, a play by Céline Bernard.

Come dance with the artists performing in Valence!

"Intimate Connections" is a reflection on the romantic and friendly relationships of today's young adults.

In the dark, with only your headlamp or cell phone to light the way, come and experience thrills—whether from excitement or fear—during a nighttime tour of the fascinating collections at the Grenoble Museum.

A film by Pascal Catheland and Pierre Rigal

A joyful grain of sand in a well-oiled machine, allowing us to rediscover Pierre Rigal’s joyful energy. The choreographer and his six free-spirited performers celebrate chance as a force of disruption...