Sunday, September 22, come and discover and introduce you to this traditional game of our region!
Very popular in the 19th century, this game consists of placing the mud as close as possible to the stage. It is played with two or teams of 3 or 6 players, each team having 6 bourles.
Each is led by a commander who will seek to place his bourles while his teammates will throw their bourles so that they constitute obstacles in order to hinder the opposing team!
The bourloire Maurice Follet was built in 1999, in order to preserve this game of bourle of disappearance. It pays tribute to Maurice Follet, one of the 86 victims of the Ascq Massacre.