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17 and 18 September 2022Passed

Conditions

Free. Free entrance. Free workshops but Saturday reservations recommended.

Registration

07 50 42 20 01

September 2022

Saturday 17

14:00 - 22:00

Sunday 18

11:00 - 18:00

Accessible to the motor impaired

0 to 99 years old

Couvent de la Divine Providence

14 Rue Principale, 57930 Saint-Jean-de-Bassel

Moselle
Grand Est

Nature and Heritage Workshops

Name: Nature and Heritage Workshops
Start: 2022-09-17T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Couvent de la Divine Providence

Enjoy a multitude of workshops such as the discovery of edible wild plants, meditations, workshops related to the earth, walks, qi gong and reflexology.

17 and 18 September 2022Passed

Conditions

Free. Free entrance. Free workshops but Saturday reservations recommended.

Registration

07 50 42 20 01

Enjoy a multitude of workshops such as the discovery of edible wild plants, meditations, workshops related to the earth, walks, qi gong and reflexology.

Exchange time, Spanish inn, vigil around the fire.
Sunday from 11 am: Various activities for young and old, visits of the site and gardens, numerous workshops of practical ecology, conferences, exhibitors, artisans, music, refreshment, catering, waffles, etc. Celebration at 5pm.

Types d'événement

Atelier / Démonstration / Savoir-faire

Thème 2022

Patrimoine durable

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About the location

Couvent de la Divine Providence

14 Rue Principale, 57930 Saint-Jean-de-Bassel

Moselle
Grand Est

In 1827, the Sisters of Divine Providence set up their mother house in Saint-Jean-de-Bael after having bought a former preceptory that belonged to the knights of the Order of Malta until the Revolution.
The Knights themselves had settled on the grounds of a monastery built in the ninth century by the Augustinians on the site of a chapel dedicated to the hermit Saint Bassollus.
During the next two centuries the congregation built several large buildings, a reception pavilion and a Gothic chapel around a central garden. A farm and a large wooded park adjoin the convent buildings.
About fifty Sisters currently reside in Saint-Jean-de-Baltil after a lifetime of service to the most vulnerable. The convent hosts groups for meetings or meetings of several days (trainings, seminars, retreats...).