The "1,000 Euros Game" to be Recorded in Sorbiers on October 14

The iconic radio show, created in 1958, will be recorded at L'échappé with Nicolas Stoufflet.

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The famous radio show "1,000 Euros Game", created in 1958, will be recorded in Sorbiers on Wednesday, October 14 at L'échappé, with Nicolas Stoufflet.

The oldest radio game show, created in 1958 by Henri Kubnick and a flagship program of France Inter, is coming to Sorbiers. On Wednesday, October 14, Nicolas Stoufflet will be at L’échappé to record five episodes of the famous "1,000 Euros Game".
Listeners are invited to answer general knowledge questions and discover the behind-the-scenes of this program broadcast across France. Recording will begin at 5 PM for adults, followed by a session at 6:30 PM for young people and adults. Public welcome from 4 PM.
Candidates will be selected on-site at the time of recording. The game is open to everyone, with no prior registration or obligation to participate, subject to available seats. For the 6:30 PM session, only one accompanying person is allowed per minor.
Information regarding restricted circulation around L’Echappé on Wednesday, October 14 will be provided later. Parking is recommended at Place de l’Entente, near the Bourg cemetery, and Place de l’Europe.
The recorded episodes will be broadcast during the week of November 9 to 13, 2026.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Sorbiers (29/09/2026)