PLACES TO BE

Design exhibition
Free by reservation
(capacity 20 people at the same time)
Saturday 19.09 from 2 to 8pm
Sunday 20.09 from 2 to 8pm

Places to be brings together 14 international designers around a common project: to create a unique living space, consisting of living rooms designed by each of them. This mission is shrouded in mystery, like the famous game Cluedo where the use of each room is part of a singular atmosphere. Let yourself be drawn into these multiple environments and make yourself comfortable in this house imagined for you.

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CERAMICS WORKSHOP

Introduction to ceramics
Free by reservation
(gauge 10 children per workshop, 10-14 years old)
Saturday 19.09 from 2.30 to 4 pm
Sunday 20.09 from 2.30 to 4 pm

Discover and learn ceramics with the designers Baptiste & Jaïna! The workshop will take place in 2 steps:

1. Presentation of the material and tools for working with ceramics
2. Making a small piece (cup/small vase)
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ATTENTION!
Exceptional opening hours on the occasion of the European Heritage Days:
Saturday 19 September: 2pm – 8pm
Sunday 20 September: 2pm – 8pm

SEWING / UPCYCLING WORKSHOP
Animals in danger of extinction

Introduction to fabric
Free by reservation
(capacity 15 children per workshop, 4-10 years old)
Saturday 19.09 from 3 to 5pm

Let your child experience the richness of fabric with Kim Hou and Paul Boulenger, designers of the About a Worker duo! A discovery of endangered animals in the New-Aquitaine region will invite budding designers to promote them by customizing their own animal “cuddly toy”.

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SEWING / UPCYCLING WORKSHOP
The colours of the Charente

Introduction to fabric
Free on reservation
(capacity 15 children per workshop, 11-16 years old)
Sunday 20.09 from 3 to 5pm

Let your child experience the richness of textiles with Kim Hou and Paul Boulenger, designers of the About a Worker duo! They will produce accessories with scraps of wool from the Atelier Charentaises, the last French shoe manufacturer in the region, using colour compositions inspired by the Charente region.