Stopover in Sète 2024: “L’Escal’Art des Vitrines”, an artistic initiative at the heart of Sète’s shops

Nathalie Munoz, présidente de l’association Les Vitrines de Sète. Midi Libre – DR

À l’occasion d’Escale à Sète, du 26 mars au 1er avril, 56 commerces de la ville mettent des artistes locaux en valeur à travers leurs vitrines.

Under the leadership of Nathalie Munoz, the new president of the merchants' association Les Vitrines de Sète and manager of the boutique Les Petites Bombes, downtown Sète is preparing to experience an artistic transformation unique. Nathalie Munoz, recently appointed to the presidency, is launching with enthusiasm and determination her first major initiative to energize the heart of the city.

Local art in the spotlight

From March 26 to April 1, on the occasion of Stopover in Sète 2024, the city is transformed into an open-air gallery thanks to an artistic journey singular. The streets come alive, revealing the works of 36 local artists in the windows of 56 businesses, creating a mix of painting, sculpture, and photography.

Stopover in Sète, a large-scale event attracting nearly 500,000 visitors, represents an exceptional opportunity for Nathalie and her team. "If we manage to attract even 5% of these visitors to our local businesses and artists, that would be fantastic"< /em>, she says optimistically. She underlines the importance of this event not only for the economic vitality of the city but also as a showcase for local talents.