"Au fil de l'eau" - second walk and taste

Name: "Au fil de l'eau" - 2ème déambulation et goûter
Start: 2022-09-18T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T17:00:00+02:00
Location: La Chartreuse

Walk around the heritage of the Chartreuse, and its environment (wetlands ...) to talk about the importance of water and its preservation.

Dimanche 18 septembre 2022, 14h00Passé

@Estelle Capelier

Au fil de l’eau - Sunday, September 18, 2022
2 appointments possible and free, for family walks around the theme of water on remarkable sites brechois.

In the morning, meet at 10am at the Ecomusée de Saint-Dégan in Brech.
Visits and animations on 3 sites of the municipality, where water plays a different role. Moment of conviviality from 12h, shared picnic at the Ecomuseum.
In the afternoon, meet at 2pm at the Chartreuse, on the site of the association Belle Porte.
Visits and animations on 3 sites. Moment of conviviality from 16:30, tasting shared at the Chartreuse.
For both events, you will have the opportunity to watch excerpts from the film «against the current», directed by Jeanine Burguin.
Provide walking shoes, picnic or snack.
Information: brech-en-transition@mail.fr or 06.16.91.92.58
Bicycle parking available on site.
This event is part of the Heritage Days and the European Week for Sustainable Development.
Event co-organized by the Foyer Laïque, la Belle Porte, la Gaule Alréenne, Brech en transition, the Ecomusée de Saint-Dégan, the ABSAP and the botanical medicinal garden of the Chartreuse.
https://www.brechentransition.fr/au-fil-de-leau/

À propos du lieu

La Chartreuse

Allée Marie-Louise Trichet 56400 Brech

Morbihan
Bretagne

The Chartreuse was built following the Battle of Auray which opposed Jean de Montfort to his cousin and rival Charles de Blois, for the Duchy of Brittany.
The confrontation cost Charles de Blois his life and ended the War of the Succession of Brittany.
In 1382, Jean IV de Montfort became Duke of Brittany then built the collegiate church of Saint-Michel du Champ in memory of the dead fighters.
In 1482, the Chartreux settled there, but were driven out under the Revolution in 1791.
In 1814, under the Restoration, the bones of the chouans and the emigrants shot by the troops of General Hoche in 1795, are transferred to the mausoleum of the Chartreuse on which are inscribed the names of the 953 victims. At the time, they had been summarily buried in the «Champ des Martyrs», 500 m from La Chartreuse in the direction of Sainte-Anne d'Auray.
It should be noted that Abbé Gabriel Deshayes installed the Congregation of the Daughters of Wisdom there in 1812, responsible for educating the deaf, har