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Since 1997, the former covered market has been home to three monumental works by Lodeve sculptor Paul Dardé.
Since 1997, the former halles have been home to three monumental works by Lodeve sculptor Paul Dardé. The first, a 40-ton fireplace in Lens stone, was created for the 1925 Decorative Arts Exhibition. It is accompanied by a red copper curtain and a Volvic stone hearth plate. The second work is the statue of Christ aux Outrages, while the last is a cast of Neanderthal man. Part of the building is dedicated to an interactive film presentation of the town's heritage.
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