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Saint Pierre Park

Calais, Opal Coast

About this place

The park takes its name from the former municipality of Saint Pierre, which, after merging with other towns, gave rise to our beautiful town hall, which commemorates this union. And it is right across from this building that we find ourselves in this space dating back to 1963—let yourself be tempted by a stroll that offers more than just a lush green setting.

The park holds many surprises, such as the “Three Graces” Fountain—a stunning bronze fountain installed when the park opened—a sculpture by Mougin, and an aquarium area open to all where you can discover aquatic flora and fauna.

There’s also a bit of history to explore at the blockhouse, a former 94-meter-long bunker that now serves as the Museum of World War II Memory.

This rich and varied park promises an afternoon filled with discovery and relaxation.

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Upcoming events in Calais.

Exhibition 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.Découverte 5 November

Businesses and Regions of Calais

Calais

Discover partnership and collaboration opportunities between businesses and local communities at this trade show organized by Coteo Calais. You’ll find companies and government agencies there to showcase their services, expertise, and products. The event emphasizes a friendly atmosphere, featuring a VIP bar and a dining area.
Workshop 5 November

Atelier « Dentelle à la main » avec Isabelle Gruson

Calais

Atelier Dentelle à la main, jeudi 5 novembre de 10h à 13h et/ou de 14h à 17h, avec Isabelle Gruson, formatrice dentellière diplômée du Kantcentrum de Bruges. Isabelle Gruson, formatrice dentellière diplômée du Kantcentrum de Bruges, vous accompagne pour une initiation ou un perfectionnement à l'aiguille comme aux fuseaux, en partant d'un motif proposé ou de votre choix. A partir de 16 ans, 7€ la demi-journée et 10€ la journée, sur inscription. Renseignements et réservations sur cidm-accueil@mairie-calais.fr. La Cité de la dentelle et de la mode est ouverte tous les jours, sauf le mardi, de 10h à 17h.

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