During an entire afternoon, discover Moroccan traditions and tales while having fun!
First, participate in different workshops that will make you discover the Moroccan traditions, then we will all gather around the funny stories of the Moroccan storyteller Nezha Chevé.
As part of the Tréto festival
Henna tattoos
Qalam of henna
Ancestral ritual of beauty, protector or magic, henna tattoo is practiced by Arab or Berber women. Tattoo artists will decorate your hand with traditional patterns.
List of allergens available on site.
Embroidery workshop
Camille Bertrand
Participate in the realization of a participatory embroidery in the company of the embroiderer installed in Morocco, Camille Bertrand. On a large piece of fabric, the children and their parents will reproduce Berber motifs with wool threads and large needle, each at their own pace!
Game tour of the exhibition
Tarz. Embroider in Morocco yesterday and today
Discover the exhibition dedicated to Moroccan embroidery.
Show
Saturday, April 29
The Waltz of a Thousand Holes Pancakes
Nezha Chevé and Florent Gateau
On the program of this velvety story, here is a selection of desserts that punctuate our little meal: The story of the king who will learn that love for his daughters has a thousand and one flavors. And how a greedy and smart little girl will make the lion of Teranga only one bite.
Traditional songs embellish the stories and moments of public participation. Music, tales, singing and forks, in this show, the egg is beaten, ears moved and bellies full. It will crackle, quiver and spin….
Who says the waltz can only be danced together?
Show
Sunday, April 30
In my house
Nezha Chevé and Florent Gateau
Two travellers put down their suitcases, compare their homes, marvel at their differences, unpack incongruous or revealing objects. They live, sing and mimic their homes. The journey continues: on foot? By train? By motorbike? It is finally a dromedary that takes them to the heart of the desert. The evening promises to be beautiful: tea tasting and dancing under the stars to the sound of gnawa music. We set up the big Berber tent and the wake tale can begin…