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The theatrical tours of the Maison Léon Blum bring the famous statesman and his wife Jeanne back to life through scenes performed by volunteer actors in their former home.
A Halloween escape game for children aged 7 to 14: solve puzzles and find hidden clues in the rooms of the house to undo the mischief of a prankster ghost.
A unique concert blending Celtic, Mediterranean and South American music, performed on viola da gamba, guitar, Celtic harp and voice. An original programme that travels between Celtic and Hispanic lands.
The play "Merci Madame" (Thank You, Madame) by Annie Talbert-Mathieu, devoted to Simone Veil, is back at the Maison Léon Blum after the success of the first performances.
A major exhibition devoted to Amédée Couder (1800-1864), fabric designer and pioneering figure in 19th-century textile design, through around sixty works: drawings, printed textiles, shawls, samples, printing tools and archival documents.