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Autumn cultural and gastronomic festivals
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Autumn cultural and gastronomic festivals continue across various regions in Europe and Canada. In Europe, events include the Salon du Chocolat in Paris, the White Truffle Fair in Alba, Italy, and light art installations in Amsterdam. France is hosting science and gastronomy events in the Hérault region, a mineral such as ‘Fête de la science’ and jewelry ‘La Quinzaine du goût’ featuring food-related workshops and banquets. Other French festivities include the ‘Autour du Vin’ salon in Rouen, Draguignan, the 15th Cahors Organ Festival, and the ‘Fête du Ventre’ in Normandy. Additional festivities in France include local Local markets, flea markets, and board game festivals in regions festivals, such as Calvados, the seventh edition of ‘Festi l’Antre’ in Baincthun, and Saint-Floret. are also being held. Safety warnings have also been issued regarding the toxicity of decorative gourds to dogs. In Belgium, the town of Huy is hosting a ‘Foire à 1 €’ at the Statte port, featuring fireworks and numerous which offers various low-cost attractions through mid-November to ensure accessibility for families. In Canada, autumn programming includes the ‘Foire d’automne’ in Montreal, where the Old Port is offering immersive family activities and activities, virtual reality experiences. experiences, and the mobile app adventure ‘Ma belle-mère est une sorcière’. Laval is hosting ‘Festiween,’ ‘Festiween’ at Centropolis, an immersive Halloween event featuring over 1,000 illuminated pumpkins and themed night walks.
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