THE MAGAZINE

Joseph Reithler: A child of the Villé Valley. Joseph Reithler was born on March 15, 1907, in Saint-Pierre-Bois. He became involved in village life, serving as both a schoolteacher and…

Every year, August 15th marks a day that is both spiritual and festive: the Feast of the Assumption. For Christians around the world, this date holds particular significance, celebrating the ascent to…

Every year, July 14th marks a significant moment in French republican life: the national holiday. It's an opportunity to come together, commemorate history, and share a festive moment in towns and villages…

A memorial hike. Want to combine nature and history? The Resistance and Freedom Trail is much more than a simple forest walk: it's an immersive experience over 14.05 km…

The European Night of Museums is a cultural event that offers, every year in May, the exceptional and free opening of numerous museums across Europe in the evening.

On May 8, 2025, Europe will commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. In the Villé Valley, this date is an opportunity to remember the events that marked…

Every spring, Easter returns with its delicious traditions, colorful symbols, and celebrations. But what do we really know about this holiday, which is both religious and popular? Let's look back at its origins…

April 1st is a very special date marked by pranks and hoaxes. But where does this tradition, which amuses young and old alike, come from? A historical and cultural origin: This custom dates back…

The Origins of Saint Patrick's Day Saint Patrick's Day is a 100% Irish holiday, celebrated every year on March 17th. This date marks the anniversary of the death of Saint Patrick, founder of Christianity in…

Carnival and Mardi Gras: what are the differences? Carnival refers to a festive period that precedes Lent. It often begins after Epiphany and culminates with Mardi Gras. During this period, we find…