(Saint-Maurice, December 27, 2025) — An exhibition of approximately sixty nativity scenes from around the world is currently on display at the Abbey of Saint-Maurice, and will remain open to the public until Sunday.
A unique collection of nativity scenes, representing diverse cultural traditions, is available for viewing at the historic Abbey of Saint-Maurice.
- An exhibition featuring around sixty nativity scenes is being held at the Abbey of Saint-Maurice.
- The exhibition showcases nativity scenes from various countries and cultures.
- The display will be open to the public until Sunday.
The Abbey of Saint-Maurice is hosting a special exhibition featuring approximately sixty nativity scenes collected from around the globe. The display offers a glimpse into the diverse ways the story of the Nativity is represented through art and craftsmanship in different cultures.
Why It Matters
Nativity scenes, also known as crèches, are a longstanding tradition in many Christian cultures, particularly during the Christmas season. This exhibition at the Abbey of Saint-Maurice provides a unique opportunity to observe the variations in artistic style, materials, and cultural interpretations of this central religious narrative. The exhibition highlights the global reach of the Christmas story and the diverse ways it is celebrated worldwide.
The Abbey of Saint-Maurice, a historic site with deep religious significance, serves as a fitting location for this exhibition, drawing visitors interested in both art and religious traditions.
The exhibition is open to the public until Sunday, offering a limited window to experience this collection of global nativity scenes.
