Discovering Hatrize: Hiking rally, exhibitions, wooden games, local market, concerts...

Name: À la découverte d'Hatrize : Rallye pédestre, expositions, jeux en bois, marché du terroir, concerts...
Start: 2022-09-18T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Église Saint-Martin

Friendly, fun and culinary discovery of the village, its places classified as historical monuments and its talents.

Dimanche 18 septembre 2022, 10h00Passé

©Patrick Carreaux

Friendly, fun and culinary discovery of the village, its places classified as historical monuments and its talents.

Agenda of the day:

9:45 am : Fun walking rally to discover Hatrize
(Departure Espace Jacques Prévert - awards ceremony 11:45 a.m.)
11am-4pm: Local market
12.15 : Local meals reservation required in town hall until 9/09
Intervention of the Magician Mr PRIEUX Jean-Luc from tables to tables.
3pm: Concert "LO COUARAIL" at Saint Martin Church
17h30: Rock concert, Place du Moulin with snack bar and small restaurant
10am to 6pm: Photo exhibition of the Batilly Photo Club and exhibition of paintings - Espace Jacques Prévert
11am to 6pm: Old wooden games of all ages at the courtyard of the kindergarten and around the Jacques Prévert space.

À propos du lieu

Église Saint-Martin

Rue de l'Église, 54800 Hatrize

Meurthe-et-Moselle
Grand Est

The communal area contains some characteristic buildings.
The church, one of which is primitive, is cited in a document dated 758\. The current Romanesque heart is prior to 1157\. The first two bays of the nave and the seigneurial chapel, in the Gothic style, date back to 1530\. Perrin de Ludres was buried in 1534 in this seigneurial chapel and Laurent de Gourcy, owner of the castle, in 1785\. The third span of the nave and the bell tower date from 1771\. In 1844 the remains of Albert de Briey who died in 1136 were also transferred there.
The church houses an altarpiece of carved wood representing Christ surrounded by the apostles. This altarpiece classified as Historical Monuments probably dates from the second half of the sixteenth century.
In the heart, we see a wooden statue of Saint Martin, patron saint of the parish. This 18th century statue is the work of one of the members of the Greff family of sculptors whose workshop was located in Altwiss, Luxembourg. A copy of this statue