Free visit of the Domaine de Bouquetot, "Bouquetot festival" to celebrate the agricultural and built heritage!

Name: Free visit of the Domaine de Bouquetot, "Bouquetot festival" to celebrate the agricultural and built heritage!
Start: 2022-09-17T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Éco-domaine de Bouquetôt

The Bouquetot festival celebrates the agricultural and built heritage of the estate through visits to farms, farmers' market and artisans, entertainment and festive evening on Saturday.

17 and 18 September 2022Passed

Conditions

Free entrance, heritage visit upon registration

ECOPYA

Come and meet the actors of the Eco-Domaine de Bouquetot during this festive weekend dedicated to the agricultural and built heritage of the place. The entire team of the domain invites you to discover this unique place in Auge country.
Discover below the Saturday program!
SATURDAY:

11:00 - Farm tours of your choice (Spirulina, Market Gardening, Flowers)
12:00 - Meal with an organic food truck "The balance of flavors"
13:30 - Tour of the spirulina farm
15:00 - Farm tours of your choice (Spirulina, Maraichage, Flowers)
16:00 to 19:00 - Market for organic producers and local artisans
17:00 - Tour of the spirulina farm
19:00 to 21:00 - Dinner followed by a concert.
SUNDAY:
11:00 - Tour of the spirulina farm
12:00 - Meal with an organic food truck "The balance of flavors"
13:00 to 15:00: Guided tour of the estate’s "built heritage" and guided tour of the nearby village church
15:00 - Farm tours of your choice (Spirulina, Flowers)
16:00 - Visit of the flower garden in permaculture
16:30 to 19:00 - Market for organic producers and local artisans

About the location

Éco-domaine de Bouquetôt

Ferme de Bouquetôt - Chemin des Broches, 14950 Saint-Pierre-Azif

Calvados
Normandie

Located in the heart of the eco-domain of Bouquetôt, the farm of Bouquetôt is an old breeding farm located in the north of the Pays d'Auge, near the village of Saint-Pierre-Azif. It is a valuable testimony to rural life and the vernacular heritage that began in the 17th and 18th centuries. Until the late 1980s, these habitats enjoyed an independent way of life on the Bouquetôt lands. The seven buildings that compose it, renovated by the Coeur Côte Fleurie Community of Communes, testify to this: a large press, a bakehouse, a stable, a stable, an imposing building for the dwelling, a kettle, a sheepfold. These buildings are scattered in the middle of a pre-orchard, surrounded by meadows, forests, streams and numerous water sources. Typical of traditional half-timbered architecture, they are part of a centuries-old know-how.