Most important exhibitions Champagne-Ardenne

This champagne house, in corner and in height, has been skillfully restored and is part of the ancient Champagne heritage of the city. A perfect postcard of the houses in the region, she welcomes behind her half-timbered exhibitions with free entrance, such as those of Michèle Caillaud-Houël, Piero Cavalerri who holds Galerie Pass'art in Troyes. You can continue on Grand-Rue to reach the Passion Chapel.

A national operation that works well in the department. It is an opportunity to discover parks, public gardens and also private gardens that are open to you. Three days to also meet events, readings, guided tours, tastings, exhibitions, meetings, demonstrations and workshops. The green heritage is thus placed in honor, with sites inaccessible daily and yet exceptional such as the French garden of the Château de Barberey-Saint-Sulpice (10). A hundred sites are open throughout the region.

This year, the theme chosen is "the garden and its creators". Attention, in some municipalities like Epernay, you need to book your tickets for visits to the Tourist Office.

Info. Pending the PDF of the 2013 edition, you will find online the details of the 2012 edition: http: //www.culture.gouv.fr/champagne-ardenne/pdf/rdvj_2012.pdf

On the occasion of the 1 500 th anniversary of the birth of the franc kingdom (512-2012), the Saint-Rémi Museum offers a journey to the th century. De of daily life in the Champagne-Ardenne region, this exhibition is structured around three tombs and their treasures, discovered in 2002 in Saint-Dizier. On 27 November 511, Clovis, king of the Franks baptized in Reims, died. His eldest son, Thierry (Theodoric), inherited most of his kingdom. At the beginning of 512, he chose Reims as the capital. The City of Reims chose this anniversary date to highlight the rich collection of the Musée Saint-Rémi: more than 400 jewels and objects of the daily life of our ancestors, which these people gain in their grave. Beside the fund of the Musée Saint-Rémi, the exhibits of this exhibition: three tombs of the Carolingian Upper Aristocracy in the Kingdom of Reims. There was a young woman and two high-level chiefs, as evidenced by the wealth of their funeral furniture.

The masked crane, a symbol bird, is present at Lake Der in winter. At the centre of the theme of these days, the program offers the discovery and observation of the masked crane with bird specialists in their surroundings, presentations on migration, guided tours of the museum, and then we will wait for the return to the dormitory dormitory until sunset.

Understand the operation of the Great Lakes of Seine, model of the Dawn reservoir.

Throughout the year, the National Forest Park organizes outings, events and discovery workshops for the general public. Free, but please call 06 74 23 30 91 to reserve.

In search of forest mammals: Wednesdays February 21 and 28, 2pm to 5pm - Maison de la Forêt, Leuglay. A hike for the general public to try and spot the traces and signs of the presence of this wild fauna so closely associated with the National Forest Park. Deer rubbings, housings, leashes... Organized by the Maison de la Forêt.

Wild basketry workshop: Saturday February 24 and Sunday February 25 at 9 am - Maison de Pays d'Auberive. Discover the basics of this traditional craft. Recognize winter shrubs and harvest the plants you'll use to make baskets and other objects you'll take home with you. Organized by the Auberive CIN.

Nature & climate, a close link: Saturday March 2, 2-4:30pm - Jardin de l'Eden, Châteauvillain. The climate is changing, and so are the cycles of nature around us! So what impact does climate change have on nature? Are plant flowering and fruiting disrupted by rising temperatures? To answer these questions, the Haute-Marne climatology association is launching a participatory inventory to collect data. At this event, we'll look at why and how you too can take part in this study.
Hosted by Les Sentiers de la Belette.

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