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Domingo 18 septiembre 2022, 09:00Passed

Setembre 2022

Diumenge 18

09:00 - 17:00

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Habitation La Salle

Sainte-marie 97230

Martinique
Martinique

Sainte-Marie/ Habitation La Salle - Introduction to Caribbean basketry and traditional dance (Bèlè)

Name: Sainte-Marie/ Habitation La Salle - Iniciación a la cestería caribeña y a la danza tradicional (Bèlè)
Start: 2022-09-18T09:00:00-04:00
End: 2022-09-18T17:00:00-04:00
Location: Habitation La Salle

L'HABITATION LA SALLE Immersion in the world of traditional dance. Initiation of wickerwork weaving Caribbean. Discovery of medicinal plants of Martinique. Pony ride children.

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Domingo 18 septiembre 2022, 09:00Passed

Michel Fayad

THE LIVING ROOM
In partnership with the basketry of Morne des Esses. -11h00- Public initiation to the weaving of Aroman and Cachibou with Mrs.Yolène JEAN de DIEU.
In partnership with the Maison du Bèlè
-11H45- Public initiation to dance with dancer Stella GONIS and her guests.
-12H30- Workshop of plants from home «Apotitjè kréyol» Knowledge of plants in the service of beauty .

Types d'événement

Atelier / Démonstration / Savoir-faire

Thème 2022

Patrimoine durable

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About the location

Habitation La Salle

Sainte-marie 97230

Martinique
Martinique

Visit in a former sugar factory of the seventeenth century, its mills, its paddle wheels, its purgerie, its stills of distillation, its boilers and its cellars, its shop inside of eight buildings completely renovated. Previously, this dwelling was known as the Survilliers sugar factory, for having been the property of Claude de Laguarigue de Survilliers born in 1668 in the island of Saint-Christophe. Driven out by the English in 1690, he took refuge in Martinique, settled at Sainte-Marie and in 1695 married Mlle Luce de La Salle. Just before the revolution, in 1786, Jacques Guillaume Seguin de La Salle bought the house that bears his name today.