Here's an event that's sure to attract enthusiasts and the curious alike. To make the most of the 41st edition , we've already set the dates for September 21 and 22, : on this occasion, many monuments , museums , churches , castles and other places usually closed to the public will open their doors to you for a great program of free visits and original events.
Discover the detailed program below:. September 21 and 22, Guided tour on the theme of "Notre-Dame-du-Calvaire church between tradition and modernity". Guided tour of "La Folie Desmares, its gardens and historical secrets". Discover in text and photos its evolution up to the construction of line Discover the Maison du Patrimoine. From the Belle Epoque in to modern art today Sunday, September 22, , p. A short visit to Aline Zalko's "Mirages" exhibition will round off the tour.
All recognized by their peers in their own time, they have been erased from the repertoire, to the extent that even today it is possible to complete an entire artistic curriculum without ever having heard of them. These women can be pioneers in their field, activists for women's rights or simply representative figures of their era. From September 7 to 27, during Maison des Enfants opening hours. What kind of humans are we becoming, and above all, what kind of humans do we want to become?
A series of portraits of French women composers from the 17th to the 19th century, to restore these women to their rightful place in music history. All recognized by their peers in their own time, they have been erased from the repertoire, to the extent that today it is still possible to complete an entire artistic curriculum without ever having heard of them. By students from the Maison des enfants and IMEP International Music Educators of Paris A concert focusing on women composers of music in the plural, as several musical styles will be interpreted and represented across the ages: romantic music first and foremost, but also jazz, funk and contemporary music.
By students from the Conservatoire and Maison des Enfants A concert focusing on women composers of music in the plural, as several musical styles will be interpreted and represented across the ages: Romantic music first and foremost, but also jazz, funk and contemporary music.
