Visit of the castle of Groussay and of exhibitions(exposures) (Montfort Amaury, Yvelines)

Name: Visit of the castle of Groussay and of exhibitions(exposures) (Montfort Amaury, Yvelines)
Start: 2019-09-21T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2019-09-22T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Château de Groussay

The Ikebana Japonais on the meeting of French Sewing

21 and 22 September 2019Passed

Conditions

5€ the access to the domain and to the castle

The Ikebana Japonais on the meeting of French Sewing

Master(Teacher) Rumiko Manako will expose(explain) the Japanese traditional flower arranging through the flower arrangements of Ikebana in the different rooms of the castle. Meeting will make young people with the dresses of one French fashion designer(dressmaker), Sébastien Maria - Clergerie, creator for of big(great) Soprano and Vocalists, of dresses of stages(scenes) of exception having been seen during big(great) events. It is the meeting of two arts, defining to know how to him(it) live and traditions. A beautiful moving meeting to be discovered.
During European Heritage Days, a meeting with an expert in old(former) object will be possible within the library(bookcase) to discover how to evaluate the objects of our heritage

About the location

Château de Groussay

Rue de Versailles 78490 Montfort l'Amaury

Yvelines
Île-de-France

The castle of Groussay was built in 1815 for the Duchess of Charost, the daughter of Madame de Tourzel, governess of the children of King Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette. Purchased in 1938 by Charles de Beistegui, an inspired aesthete, Groussay expanded in 1952 with two wings, one of which led to the theatre and "Folies" or factories designed with the complicity of artists Emilio Terry and Alexandre Serebriakoff and architects Desbrosses and Costi. The transformation of the castle and the creation of "factories" continued until the death of Charles de Beistegui in 1970\. The complex has been classified as a historical monument since 1993\. Since 2015, the association Patrimoine Aventure has revived this magical place through the various events set up to preserve it.