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The Tudor Gardens

Calais, Opal Coast

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The Tudor Gardens are a peaceful green oasis that celebrates the Franco-British bond forged over the centuries. This 2,500-square-meter landscaped space pays tribute to the shared history between Calais and England, evoking the Tudor era, which had a profound impact on the city’s identity.

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Culture 19 September → 13 December

De Latour & Maïques Exhibition: Metamorphosis

Calais

To mark the third edition of “Faiseurs de mode,” the Cité de la dentelle et de la mode is presenting the exhibition “Métamorphose” by the Latour & Maïques studio. From September 19 to December 13, 2026, visitors will discover an installation where material takes center stage in the creative process. Vincent Richard de Latour and Claire Maïques blend traditional textile finishing techniques with contemporary processes to create unique fabrics designed for haute couture, ready-to-wear, and interior design. Meet the creators: Sunday, September 20, at 3:00 p.m., during European Heritage Days, the artists will offer a behind-the-scenes look at their work and their approach to textile finishing. Contemporary Patchwork Workshop: A Textile Fusion: On Saturday, November 21, participants can experiment with the textile finishing techniques developed by the studio. Price: €20.
category.Marché 26 September → 27 September

Housing and Real Estate Fair

Calais

Discover the Calais Home and Real Estate Fair, a must-attend event for professionals in the region. Come take advantage of special offers and personalized advice for your real estate project. Furniture, architects, heating, builders, kitchen designers, interior design, renewable energy, windows and doors, insulation, carpentry, landscaping, renovation, financial advisors, roofing… It’s all here!
Music 3 October

Cachemire + Ravage Club

Calais

Cachemire + Ravage Club On October 3, 2026, at 8:30 p.m., at Le Calais, Cachemire will shake things up with their biting guitars, pounding drums, and unfiltered lyrics. Built for the stage, they’ll deliver one song after another without a moment’s pause, driven by raw energy and formidable intensity. Their concert is a true rush of raw adrenaline, to be experienced unfiltered. Ravage Club, a duo from Boulogne-sur-Mer, delivers visceral tracks, carved straight from the heart. With their hearts laid bare, Vinz and Acidula unleash their voices at full throttle over distorted bass and guitar, driven by the searing drumming of Vincent Hernault, a member of Lofofora. Price: €18. Standing-room-only concert.

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