Heritage Days at the Manoir de la Cour de Launay

Name: Heritage Days at the Manoir de la Cour de Launay
Start: 2024-09-21T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-09-22T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Manoir de La Cour de Launay

- Guided tours and a quiz on the architecture of the monument.

21 and 22 SeptemberPassed

Conditions

No participation is required but it is proposed for the benefit of the association

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Guided tours and a quiz on the architecture of the monument. - Mini-conferences will be held throughout the weekend on the topic of managing the rescue of an endangered historic monument. - You will also meet painters during the two days, who dedicate their passion to "old stones". Some artists will introduce you to this art.
There will also be a zinc artist who turns the material into amazing objects and characters. - Try medieval table games. Children will try medieval costumes. - The association of the Friends of the Court of Launay and Fougerêtais Heritage will present a slideshow of the small heritage of the town.And of course, the refreshment bar will give you the opportunity to refresh yourself or to exchange between enthusiasts.

About the location

Manoir de La Cour de Launay

9 Launay, 56200 Les Fougerêts

Morbihan
Bretagne

Located in the town of Les Fougerêts, in the lower valley of the Oust, a few hundred meters from the Nantes canal in Brest and in the heart of Morbihan, the manor of the Court of Launay is straight out of its fifteenth century. This medieval manor that escaped the modernisations of the following centuries and especially of the 20th century, has reached us in a great authenticity which makes it a faithful witness of the architecture of the late Middle Ages.
It is the subject of a restoration project intended to save it and ensure it several centuries of existence. It is in this context that we propose you to discover this manorial architecture, faithful witness of the techniques of the time. The excavations recently undertaken will also present the archaeological material discovered there.
The site of the manor of the Court of Launay, dedicated by its owners to the promotion of heritage, will regularly host exhibitions, conferences and events whose details are presented on the website [