At the Maison d’Annie, the Christmas market has six exhibitors, all women: Danielle and her textile creations, Sophie and her decorations and wooden objects, Linda and her hooks, Marie-Madeleine and her patchworks, Marie-Thérèse and her ceramics and Nicole who works in the framing and cardboard objects. Little by little, you will see that this little Christmas market is not so small and offers you great gift ideas.
A few kilometers further down, in Granges-Aumontzey, you will find the Petite Galerie, created in a former hardware store by Francine Page. It regularly receives artists from all over the East and it welcomes until December 19 (Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) two superb artists: the painter Alain Gégout, originally from the Vosges and living in Gex, and the ceramist Odile Anheim, d’Epinal, creator of fantasized characters; she says she captures emotions and impressions to stimulate her imagination and create her works and she is inspired by her Vosges, her forest, nature and her childhood in Tendon.
