Behind this day of celebration, discovery, and sharing are women and men committed to serving everyone. Associations, volunteers, municipal, and inter-municipal structures brought their energy, experience, and creativity to offer new activities around renewed themes. This commitment required many hours of preparation and consultation with the services of the City of Thiers.
Municipal services, particularly the Central Kitchen, prepared meals offered to the members of the associations involved. The Conservatory, the Media Library, the Sports Caravan, as well as actors like EPE63, the Éclaireurs évangéliques de Thiers, the Éclaireurs de France, and Escale Jeux were also present.
A newcomer to the Thiers associative landscape, La Forge du Manga, led by Jérémy Topal (alias Jamalkay), an artist-teacher, was highlighted. This festival illustrates the vitality of the associative fabric and the strength of collective commitment.
The event benefited from the financial support of the Puy-de-Dôme Departmental Council, which also presented an exhibition on 'Children's Rights'. This dynamic, serving the general interest, enlivens the city and resonates far beyond Thiers.
