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Article from the 13th edition of the magazine “Vivre entre Lunéville & Baccarat”
Article by EBRA Médias, “Vivre entre Lunéville & Baccarat”, 13th edition, spring–summer 2026
Visit by the Prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle
On Wednesday 15 April 2026, Mr Yves SEGUY, Prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle, did us the honour of visiting our Museum and our School of Embroidery.
Article in *L'Est Républicain* – April 2026
THE LUNÉVILLE
STITCH STILL AT THE FOREFRONT OF FASHION
A Gold Medal for Aude REMY and the Conservatoire!
On Wednesday 4 February 2026, the Prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle, Mr Yves SEGUY, presented the Gold Medal for Tourism to Ms Aude REMY on behalf of the François-Remy Lunéville Embroidery Conservatoire.The presentation took place at the Lunéville Sub-Prefecture at 6.00 pm in the presence of the Sub-Prefect, Mr Adrien GAUBERT, local elected representatives, volunteers, students and supporters of the Lunéville François-Remy Embroidery Conservatoire; around fifty people were in attendance.During the ceremony, the Prefect and Ms Aude REMY each gave a speech, followed by embroidery demonstrations whilst guests enjoyed a cocktail reception hosted by the Sub-Prefecture and the Lunéville François-Remy Embroidery Conservatoire.
L'Est Républicain, 6 February 2026. Article available here
Spotlight on… Claudine, Lunéville's newest embroiderer!
L'Est Républicain, 13 May 2025
L'Est Républicain, 31 July 2021
Embroidery, an art form that originated in Lunéville
Before opening a haberdashery and tea room in Lille, Julie came to Lunéville to train. For Marie-Claire, it was family memories that inspired her to take up embroidery. As for the leading fashion designers, over the years they have called upon the skilled hands of the town's craftswomen to enrich their creations with beadwork. Twenty years ago, Maryvonne Remy founded the Lunéville Embroidery Conservatoire. Today, it is her daughter Aude, a professional embroidery artist, who carries on this craft. This report was broadcast on the 1pm news programme on 13 March 2019, presented by Jean-Pierre Pernaut on TF1. The 1pm news programme on 13 March 2019 featured reports on political, economic, international and cultural affairs, analyses and updates on the day's main topics, regional news, as well as investigations into issues affecting the daily lives of the French people.How can you learn Lunéville embroidery?
Mastering this time-honoured technique and passing it on are key parts of our work to promote our heritage. The pages in this “Learn” section will provide information on our courses and help you better understand the opportunities we offer for you to come to Lunéville and familiarise yourself with these renowned embroidery techniques. Our aim is to ensure every course participant is satisfied, so that by the end of their training, they feel a sense of achievement. All our courses are led by enthusiastic instructors with extensive professional and teaching experience. These embroidery courses are open to everyone, whether for leisure or professional purposes. No prior knowledge of embroidery is required to enrol on a course.The Conservatoire's School of Artistic Embroidery and the regulations:
Pôle Emploi has confirmed that our training organisation meets the necessary criteria to be deemed compliant with the requirements of Decree No. 2015-79030 of 30 June 2015 concerning the quality of continuing vocational training programmes.
Furthermore, in line with the quality requirements of this decree, our training organisation is listed in the Datadock database.For those seeking employment or a career change, you should contact the relevant organisations depending on your status (Pôle Emploi, funding bodies such as OPACIF, AGEFIPH, AFPA, etc.)
We are available to discuss with you which training course might be suitable and to draw up a training quote, which will enable you to put together an application for financial assistance, where applicable, with an organisation you have already contacted and with which you have completed the preliminary formalities.
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