1 and 2 JunePassed

Conditions

Admission: 4 €. - from 18 years: free. Accompanied minors. Tray for artists. Dogs on leash. Park road Saint-Léonard. Walk on the rural path, 50m beyond the Porte Haute (signposts).

Registration

03 88 95 80 47 ecatherine.kern@orange.fr

June 2024

Saturday 1

14:00 - 19:00

Sunday 2

14:00 - 19:00

Accessible to the hearing impaired

Un jardin philosophe

50 rue Mgr Médard Barth, 67530 Bœrsch

Bas-Rhin
Grand Est

In the orchard of A philosopher’s garden, the "Cabinet of trendy curiosities" that Jean-Marie Back entrusted to the Tohu-Bohu Theatre

Name: In the orchard of A philosopher’s garden, the "Cabinet of trendy curiosities" that Jean-Marie Back entrusted to the Tohu-Bohu Theatre
Start: 2024-06-01T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Un jardin philosophe

Gilbert Meyer is not only an actor, but also a recuperator, a transvestite and an exceptional manipulator of objects. As a result, he inherited a collection of quirks from the National Gallery of Cana

1 and 2 JunePassed

Conditions

Admission: 4 €. - from 18 years: free. Accompanied minors. Tray for artists. Dogs on leash. Park road Saint-Léonard. Walk on the rural path, 50m beyond the Porte Haute (signposts).

Registration

03 88 95 80 47 ecatherine.kern@orange.fr

©Gilbert Meyer

The Tohu-Bohu Theatre excels in the recovery, disguise and manipulation of objects. What earned him to inherit a collection of oddities of nature that he will present in the orchard of A philosopher garden as a «Cabinet of connected curiosities», whose genesis will be learned, and that we can touch.

Types of events

Exhibition

2024 Theme

The five senses in the garden

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Conditions for participation

Reduced fare

Type of audience

General public

About the location

Un jardin philosophe

50 rue Mgr Médard Barth, 67530 Bœrsch

Bas-Rhin
Grand Est

Located 35 km from Strasbourg, at the edge of the medieval enclosure of the small town of Boersch and at the foot of Mont Sainte-Odile, this private garden of one hectare, labeled Remarkable Garden, is part of a rich historical and landscaped context. It was built in the 19th century as a pleasure garden and became the cradle of the Spindler family of artists. Its current owners, Catherine and Erwin Kern, are working to restore it by highlighting its shady enclosures, its bright orchard, its cascading stream, and to make it evolve around small shimmering follies, of a white lady... They conceive of his visit as an initiation to the spirit of the place, to the art and philosophy of the gardens, but also as an encounter: a walk enriched by moments of reading and exchanges. During national events (Fête de la Nature, Rendez-vous aux jardins, European Heritage Days), scenography, exhibitions and musical programs are provided by artists and volunteer members of the association La Terre est b