Partners and sponsors

Caisse des dépôts Mécénats

Caisse des Dépôts and its subsidiaries constitute a public group, a long-term investor serving the general interest and the economic development of the territories.

In keeping with its mission of serving the public interest, Caisse des Dépôts implements a patronage policy across France in three areas: classical music, dance, and architecture & landscape. Within the field of architecture and landscape, it supports projects dedicated to the environment, the promotion of cultural heritage, and young audiences.

H2NC

The CMQ CEINE, leader of the H2NC project, is partnering with the GIP Normandie Impressionniste and the Dans le Sens de Barge association to boost the appeal of the low-carbon hydrogen sector. Through a "Hydrogen Route," traveling Art & Science events bring together the worlds of François Dufeil, an H2NC-selected artist, and Fujiko Nakaya, a guest of the festival. Echoing the artistic shifts of the early industrial era, this project connects contemporary creation and the energy transition in Normandy, with support from the Banque des Territoires as part of the France 2030 initiative.

AXA

AXA, a socially responsible company, continues its commitment in Normandy around issues of solidarity, territory and culture.

By supporting the 6th edition of the festival, AXA reaffirms its commitment to culture and the arts, remaining true to its values ​​of protecting and passing on heritage in this region rich in history and dynamism. More than just sponsorship, it's a natural extension of our role as an insurer: acting for human progress by protecting what matters and helping culture flourish throughout France.

Sanef

The Sanef Group manages nearly 2,000 km of motorways. It supports the cultural and tourist appeal of the regions it crosses through an active sponsorship policy aimed at promoting cultural events and attracting new audiences. The recent implementation of free-flow tolling on the Normandy motorways (A13 and A14) facilitates cultural and tourist getaways with smoother traffic flow. It was therefore natural for the group to support the Normandy Impressionist Festival 2026, organized to commemorate the centenary of Claude Monet's death.