This year, place to heritage
The theme of this edition? Heritage. This is an opportunity to discover or rediscover local stories, traditions and cultural treasures that connect us to our roots. All, in a friendly and fun atmosphere.
Whether you are passionate about reading, curious to try something new, or just in search of a nice activity, there is something to do. Between libraries, museums, bookstores and original places, there will be something for everyone and all ages.
To help you make your choice, we have selected 5 events not to be missed in Vaucluse and Gard. Follow the leader !
An interactive survey in Beauvoisin (30)
Want to play detectives? Direction the Beauvoisin Media Library this Saturday, between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., for an interactive expoquence. Perfect with family or friends, from 10 years old. The goal? Resolve the mystery: Who killed Mr. Lemaure?
The game lasts about 45 minutes, and registrations are compulsory.
Evening board games in Alès (30)
The Alphonse Daudet media library for the game of games around heritage. Akropolis, Carcassonne, Citadelles… Than classics to discover or rediscover. Accessible from 10 years old, upon registration.
-Ateliers and quiz to the Cuccar's Peccano d'Avignon (84)
Saturday, the Ceccano library released the big game with several activities:
- At 10:30 am: Tales readings For the youngest.
- At 2 p.m.: A full -life -size Donjoons and Dragonsperfect for adventurers.
- At 2 p.m. too: a Slam workshop To try out the art of words.
- At 3 p.m.: a quiz pop culture who promises to put your knowledge to the test.
Please note, some activities require registration.
Poetry and dance evening in Carpentras (84)
Want a poetic moment? The Multimedia Library of Inguimbertine honors the great Italian poet Petrarch, with:
- Readings in music of her love poems, interpreted by Charlotte assematically of the Artimon company.
- A contemporary dance performance By the students of the Carpentras Conservatory, on the theme of impossible love.
Readings for all in Quissac (30)
Saturday afternoon, the Beauregard de Quissac media library offers two reading times:
- At 5.30pm: A session dedicated to toddlerswith bright kamishibai and traditional tales.
- At 6.30 p.m.: A more adult moment, with Extracts from the Japanese thriller The Rampo Edugawa Red Chambera reference from the Japanese detective novel.
The two sessions are on registration, so remember to book!
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