Calendar of events in and around Colmar

The Emile Beyer winery welcomes you, every Thursday, around a tasting workshop that will allow you to discover some of the house’s wines paired with local cheeses.

On the three floors of the art gallery RempART you can discover about forty paintings by painters Mado, Guiseppe Piermatteo, Eric Munsch and as many sculptures in bronze or terracotta artists Christine Argans, Valerie Lebert,...

Come participate around in the Night watchman Tour who for the opportunity is dressed in period costume, carrying three-cornered hat, halberd, horn(corn) and lantern. You can meet him in the bend of a pavement, at 10 pm from May...

For this new Focus showcase, the Toy Museum in Colmar welcomes the delirious and highly colourful universe of Chris, alias "ZeCaptainChris", which presents zany series of small LEGO creations. No need to look for them in the...

Remarkably acoustic, the narthex of Marbach Abbey has been used repeatedly as a concert venue. In 2007, under the impetus of Joël Bentzinger, the idea of ​​a cultural season taking place during the summer period from...

An oasis for relaxation and family fun in the heart of Alsace. The nautical base will welcome you during the whole summer. Come and enjoy the 380 meters beach of fine sand and its numerous leisure and relaxing spaces!

Immediate lift-off! For a trip into space at the Colmar Toy Museum. Flying saucers, rockets, capsules, aliens, laser guns ... from reality to the imaginary, there are no limits for dreaming and travelling with your head in the...

This fair gathers 5 Colmarians winegrowers: the Colmar Town, the Jund, the Schoffit, the Karcher and the Jux (Wolberger) wine growing estates. They will present you their wines, which you will be able to taste or to buy direct on...

Come discover the life and works of Leonardo da Vinci, this multi-talented genius, symbol of Renaissance thinking and progress. At 11am, 3pm and 5pm: GRAND SHOW! Bayard, the fearless and irreproachable knight! Live the adventures...

Renaissance humanism led people to become aware of their own individuality, looking to distinguish themselves from others. The most visible element was done through clothing. This exhibition displays around costumes and their...