The Government Exhibition Hall presents Between Two Worlds, Paths, an exhibition organised as part of Toulouse's Le Nouveau Printemps festival. The exhibition invites visitors to discover the works of several emerging artists connected to the Occitan region, who explore themes such as exile, migration, the transmission of cultural heritage and the construction of identity through personal perspectives and contemporary artistic practices.

The programme is complemented by guided tours, workshops, talks and activities open to all audiences:

• Tuesday, 21 July – 7:30 pm
  Opening.
• Wednesday, 29 July – 7:30 pm
  Guided tour.
• Thursday, 13 August – 7:30 pm
  Guided tour.
• Thursday, 20 August – 7:30 pm
  "Ukraine's Suitcase", a reflection on the objects people take with them when they leave their country, presented by the Association of Ukrainians in Andorra. Includes a tasting of traditional products.
• Saturday, 29 August – 11:00 am
  Children's workshop "Paint Your Tote Bag" with El Taller de Venus. Discover styles and decorations from around the world to design a unique tote bag.
• Saturday, 5 September – 7:30 pm
  Guided tour in French.
• Tuesday, 15 September – 7:30 pm
  Guided tour.
• Saturday, 19 September – 6:00 pm
  Fire and Place, a street dance performance inspired by the dry-stone building technique. The piece connects body, architecture and landscape to reflect on identity and the sense of belonging. Performed by Emma Riba. Suitable for all audiences.
• Thursday, 24 September – 7:30 pm
  Talk on the transformation of Andorra's landscape to accommodate newcomers, by Rosa Mujal, as part of her doctoral research.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 am–1:30 pm and 3:00–7:00 pm.
Free admission.