Documentary and exhibition on transhumance, wool workshop and guided tours of the orchard garden
An exhibition on the theme of transhumance by Jean-Louis Abbadi, artist, will be present at the garden-orchard conservatory from Friday 15 and throughout the weekend.
15 - 17 septiembre 2023Passed
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An exhibition on the theme of transhumance by Jean-Louis Abbadi, artist, will be present at the conservatory orchard garden from Friday 15 and throughout the weekend.
Film Screening:
Come and discover the documentary "Itineraries of Bergers: Transhumance between the Pyrenees and the plains of Gascony" by Didier Peyrusque and Vanessa Doutreleau. By criss-crossing the itineraries and lifestyles of the shepherds transhumant between the Pyrenees and the Landes de Gascogne, this film reveals a little-known and yet founding reality of the history of this region.
- Friday 15 September at 6pm
- Free entry
Workshop "Au fil de la toison":
Accompanied by a local artist, participate in an introductory course to the transformation of Pyrenean wool.
Discover the exciting world of handmade wool. During the course, learn how to sort a Pyrenean sheep fleece, wash and wring the fibers and then carder them. Then, initiation to spinning on wheel or felting of your choice. You will leave with your creation. - Saturday and Sunday from 9.30 am to 6 pm
- Registration on the HelloAsso platform
Self-guided visit:
Visitors can stroll through the garden and orchard and discover the garden-orchard conservatory. Interpretation tables and sound terminals as well as documents accompany the visitors. - Saturday and Sunday: all day
Tour:
Discover the garden-orchard and the plant heritage. During the visits, the guide will discuss the history «of the relationship between humans and plants over the centuries». - Saturday and Sunday: 10am – 2pm – 4:30pm
- On-site registration