General Secretariat & Visitor Reception • 04140 Auzet

Contact REVES PASSIONS CREATEURS at Le Haut Presbytère in Auzet

Our volunteer Secretariat welcomes inquiries from self-taught creators, village residents, rural schoolteachers, and municipal partners at LE HAUT PRESBYTERE, 04140 AUZET, by phone at +33 4 48 66 68 32, or by email at [email protected].

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Volunteer secretary welcoming visitors at the reception desk of Le Haut Presbytère in Auzet
Fig. 1 — Reception and reading desk at Le Haut Presbytère, 04140 Auzet: volunteer members of the General Secretariat welcoming residents and providing free exhibition guides (Accueil du public au secrétariat du Haut Presbytère à Auzet).

1. Official Headquarters, Statutory Identifiers & Direct Coordinates

REVES PASSIONS CREATEURS is a registered French non-profit organization governed by the Law of July 1, 1901. All correspondence, administrative notifications, and public inquiries are handled directly by our volunteer Executive Bureau at our registered headquarters in the commune of Auzet:

Registered Headquarters (Siège Social)

Physical Postal Address

REVES PASSIONS CREATEURS
Association Loi 1901
LE HAUT PRESBYTERE
04140 AUZET
Department of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France

Direct Secretariat Channels

Telephone & Electronic Mail

Telephone: +33 4 48 66 68 32 (International: +33448666832)
Official Email: [email protected]
Secretariat Reception Hours: Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays from 09:30 to 18:00, and every 1st Sunday of the month from 10:00 to 17:00.

Prefectural & INSEE Registration

Official Legal Identifiers

Legal Status: Association Loi 1901 (Non-Profit Public Interest Entity)
Official RNA ID: W043000789
Official SIREN ID: 512273061
Supervisory Authority: Préfecture des Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (Digne-les-Bains)

Association team members reviewing incoming letters and school visit requests in the secretariat office
Fig. 2 — Administrative coordination at Le Haut Presbytère: volunteer secretaries organizing rural school visit schedules and responding to citizen inquiries (Coordination administrative bénévole au siège de l'association).
Ground-floor studio entrance and accessible welcome table prepared for community visitors in Auzet
Fig. 3 — Ground-floor accessible welcome area at Le Haut Presbytère in Auzet: step-free access to the main exhibition hall, communal trial tables, and open art library (Espace d'accueil de plain-pied accessible à tous les publics).

2. Getting to Le Haut Presbytère in Auzet & Physical Accessibility

Located in the village center of Auzet (04140), Le Haut Presbytère is easily reachable by road from Digne-les-Bains (29 km via Departmental Road RD 900A through the scenic Bès Gorges and Barles, or via the Col du Fanget in summer) and from Seyne-les-Alpes (13 km via RD 900A and RD 7).

  • Parking & Drop-Off: Free municipal parking is available on the village square 60 meters from the entrance of Le Haut Presbytère, with a level drop-off zone directly in front of the building for visitors with reduced mobility or creators transporting large canvases and sculptures.
  • Regional Bus & Rural Carpool Connections: Regional ZOU! bus lines connect Digne-les-Bains and Seyne-les-Alpes; for residents without a personal vehicle, our volunteer secretariat coordinates a free solidarity carpool from Seyne-les-Alpes, Selonnet, Verdaches, and Barles on Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings.
  • Building Accessibility (PMR): The ground-floor exhibition hall, reading library, washrooms, and primary shared studio tables at Le Haut Presbytère offer step-free access and wide circulation aisles (minimum 120 cm) suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
Volunteer hosts preparing tea and exhibition guides for visiting families and seniors at Le Haut Presbytère in Auzet
Fig. 4 — Convivial visitor reception at Le Haut Presbytère (04140 Auzet): volunteer hosts welcoming neighbors and school teachers for an afternoon studio orientation tour (Accueil convivial des habitants et des enseignants au Haut Presbytère).

Frequently Asked Practical Questions Before Visiting Our Secretariat

Because many residents of Auzet and neighboring communes in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence contact us for the first time with practical questions about how a non-commercial Association Loi 1901 studio operates, our Secretariat provides the following detailed clarifications:

  • Do I need to bring my own art supplies or portfolio to visit? No. Whether you are visiting an exhibition, attending a Wednesday afternoon intergenerational workshop, or inquiring about joining the shared studio as a self-taught creator, you do not need to bring any portfolio, diploma, or personal materials. All foundational supplies—paper, charcoal, earth pigments, clay, carving blocks, and aprons—are pooled at Le Haut Presbytère through public subsidies and reinvested membership dues.
  • Can municipal schools, senior clubs, or rural associations book a dedicated morning? Yes. Outside our regular public opening hours on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and first Sundays, our volunteer facilitators gladly open Le Haut Presbytère on Tuesday or Thursday mornings for pre-arranged group visits from rural primary schools (RPI), youth centers, or senior social clubs across the 04140 and Digne-les-Bains territory. Group visits are 100% free of charge.
  • How can I consult the official statutory registers or financial accounts in person? Any citizen or member wishing to inspect our Prefectural receipts (RNA W043000789), SIREN registration (512273061), General Assembly minutes, or certified annual financial balance sheets may ask the volunteer secretary on duty at the reception desk during any open session. The physical transparency binders are kept permanently accessible in the ground-floor reading corner.
  • Can I donate used art books, frames, or manual tools to the shared studio? While REVES PASSIONS CREATEURS never solicits or accepts monetary donations online and conducts zero commercial transactions, our material bank welcomes clean, non-toxic in-kind contributions of art history books, unused paper or linen canvas, wooden frames, and hand woodworking or printmaking tools in good working order to enrich the collective studio commons in Auzet.

3. Interactive Secretariat Contact Form

Use the form below to ask a question about our shared studios, arrange a free group visit for a school or senior center, request statutory documents, or get in touch with our volunteer team. All membership fees and dues are fully reinvested in the association's public interest missions, and our Secretariat responds to all non-commercial inquiries within 48 hours.