Forgotten champions and anecdotes from the Olympic Games: an unusual experience to live in Orne

The exhibition Unusual Games, in reference to the Olympic Games, loaned by the departmental media library, is a exposure which runs in the different libraries of Orne.

In Tinchebray (Orne) until 1^er June 2024, the exhibition will highlight little-known champions, anecdotes eloquent of forgotten facts to better understand games today.

An exhibition organized into fun panels

The six kakemonos (panels) that make up the exhibition can be read with or without the help of a touch pad which adds a fun dimension, particularly for children who have a simplified mode with games.

The exhibition Unusual games returns to this sporting phenomenon, true world celebration and echo chamber of social, political and economic developments for over 100 years.

The contents of the trunk on wheels

Inside a trunk, participants will find four tablets with applications for unusual gameseight headphones with four doublers for listening together, plus an integrated charging ramp for tablet batteries.

You will find instructions for use inside the case. None connection is not required to use the application. Simply point the tablet at the panel and the content of additional games or other games appears.

On the shelves, there is a lot of talk about the 2024 Olympics, the history of the Olympics… “It’s a way of attracting children,” underlines Josette Porquet, mayor of Tinchebray-Bocage.

Unusual games and a creative workshop

Access to these unusual games is open to everyone during the opening hours of the médi@tech. For primary school children and over 8-14 years old from Tinchebray-Bocage schools, a quiz is reserved.

This is a first: a Brazilian bracelet manufacturing workshop, in the colors of France and in connection with the exhibition, will be offered on Wednesday, May 22 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. A moment of creation reserved for subscribers.

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