Behind this title lies the celebration, at le 19, Crac, of the centenary of the birth of artist Robert Filliou. On this occasion, the art centre’s team, in collaboration with researcher Emma Gazano and performer-artist Valentine Verhaeghe, is presenting a programme inspired by the concepts of his permanent creation. Conceived in three parts, aimed at a variety of audiences, it unfolds around the collective construction of a Poïpoidrome, with workshops in construction, cooking and writing, as well as talks and playful moments, with artists Charlie Aubry and Joanna Wong.

— Free admission.
— Once open to the public, the installation will continue to evolve until August 23rd, 2026.

A final curtain call for the Sochaux brass band and L’Harmonie du Personnel. Before leaving, the band musicians would like to spend one last moment in our company. To do so, they are inviting us to help them create their next stage outfits — an essential element in making their orchestra joyful and festive! Join us and invent an extravagant costume.

— 2 time slot, from 3PM to 4PM or from 4PM to 5PM.
— As part of the Festival des Mômes.
— Visual arts workshop for ages 10 and up.
— Info and booking on the Festival des Mômes website: www.festivaldesмomes.fr

Friendly after-work event for adults and children with New York artist Melissa Brown.
Artist Melissa Brown (born 1974) is a painter, draftswoman, publisher, and creator of public art works and situations. Since May, she has been working with the team at the art center, le 19, on a project titled Postcard for/Montbéliard. Melissa Brown’s work transforms everyday imagery into a source of reflection on perception, memory, and the experience of time. In the Pays de Montbéliard, this translates into a broader reflection on tourism and the emotional perception we develop toward places steeped in history and heritage, as well as more intimate or personal experiences.

This summer, Melissa Brown invites you to take part in a collective artwork during a drawing evening: starting from postcards created by the artist herself, come share an image, a memory, or an emotion during a friendly evening in her company.

Your drawings will become part of an animated piece dedicated to memories of Montbéliard, created with the participation of the public and exhibited starting June 2027.

— Free, open entry
— Refreshments offered by le 19, Crac