To amuse itself to Archives? Come play in family!

Name: To amuse itself to Archives? Come play in family!
Start: 2019-09-21T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2019-09-21T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Archives d'Alsace / Site de Strasbourg

Old(Former) games(sets) coming from bottoms and departmental collections, games(sets) especially created by Archives to sensitise in heritage... For all public all ages and all tastes!

Saturday 21 September 2019, 16:00Passed

Conditions

Free admission

Jonathan Sarago/CD67, 2018

Old(Former) games(sets) coming from bottoms and departmental collections, games(sets) especially created by Archives to sensitise in heritage... For all public all ages and all tastes!
The archivists chose some games(sets) and old(former) entertainment pulled(fired) by the bottoms of Archives: snakes and ladders, charades, card games(decks of cards)...
Some small games(sets) general public will give a play perspective on local and regional history(story): snakes and ladders, babel 18 (Taboo in the Archival sauce).
To come make out a will only or in family.
Two parts(parties) of the game(set,play) of strategy The wolf garou Archives will call upon the services you to safeguard the heritage of the Department! 16 h 30 and 17 h 30. The animation of part(party) will be assured(insured) by a familiar game master of Archives.

About the location

Archives d'Alsace / Site de Strasbourg

6 rue Philippe Dollinger, 67100 Strasbourg

Bas-Rhin
Grand Est

Established since 2013 between the districts of Esplanade and Neudorf, the departmental archives are the work of the architect Bernard Ropa associated with the firm TOA architectes. The south facade (road side of the Rhine), lined with reflective stainless steel clings and the north facade, composed of silkscreen illustrations taken from the fonds of the departmental archives, make it a remarkable building of this neighborhood in rapid urbanization. A true setting for the written heritage of the department, the place preserves 35 linear kilometres of documents from the year 815 to the present day. to better reveal them to a curious audience of history and identity.