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Abri Sadi Carnot à Brest est un guichet unique qui offre divers services pour les parents, les jeunes et les seniors, facilitant ainsi leur quotidien. De l'accueil des jeunes enfants à l'accompagnement des seniors, cet espace propose également des ressources pour l'éducation, la santé et le logement. Le centre met en avant la solidarité et la culture locale, organisant des événements et des activités variées pour les habitants. Il s'agit d'un lieu central pour ceux qui cherchent à s'engager dans la vie communautaire et à profiter des services proposés par la métropole Brestoise. Generated from the website

Explore the museum! Brest’s Museum of Fine Arts Founded in post-war France, the museum of fine arts houses an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures and graphic arts (drawings and prints)... readily associated with the city’s maritime tradition. Since its opening in 1968, it has continued to enrich its collections and now presents a visit itinerary that showcases seascapes, history painting, the Symbolist movement, the Pont-Aven School and the Nabis. The collections are displayed in themed galleries. The museum also runs: themed tours, children’s workshops, performances, storytelling, films, music and much more! A place of discovery and sharing for all the family! Temporary exhibitions are held two or three times a year, punctuating the life of the museum.

The Comoedia is a Contemporary Art Gallery which sells sculptures and paintings located in the cultural district near the museums of fine arts, the Navy museum and the castle. Emblematic, it is a proud part of the city's architectural heritage, built during the reconstruction of Brest by the architect Michel Ouchacoff and artist Jean-René Debarre. The gallery is specialized in street art, post graffiti, pop and contemporary art works.