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Sekouba Diallo returns to the brasserie with his full band for an immersive concert blending traditional Mandinka and Fula rhythms, jazz, salsa and reggae, followed by an Afro Vibes DJ set.
A rock evening at the Brasserie d'Orville, with DJ DEL ANTIGUA & DJ MARIO on the decks for a mix of rock classics, in a festive and friendly atmosphere.
A family visit to the museum's temporary exhibition, which explores what archaeology teaches us about red: where it comes from, how it is extracted, transformed and used.
A friendly karaoke evening at the brasserie: pick your song, sign up and come sing on stage. Open to everyone, alone or with company, for a fun and memorable time.
A nostalgic evening at the brasserie with a DJ mixing hits from the 2000s and 2010s, cold beers and a friendly menu for a bite to eat.
A life-size escape game in the Saint-Rieul tower: working in a team, players explore this Merovingian site and solve a puzzle to uncover the museum's secrets. Ages 12 and up.
The brasserie goes Latin with a DJ and dance sessions to heat things up. Sharing plates and beers to recharge between dance steps.
A family visit to discover the secrets of architects, from Paleolithic dwellings to a 2010 building, through the permanent and temporary exhibition "Rouge !" (Red!). Accessible to all thanks to several models.
After exploring the museum's coin collection, including those in the new Gaulish display case, and an introduction to numismatics, everyone can strike their own coin the way the Gauls did. Suitable for children ages 7 and up.
Discover the museum's collections related to the Middle Ages, such as the weather vane from the Château d'Orville and weavers' tools, then make your own woven bracelet using a grid and artisanal wool threads. Workshop for ages 7 and up.
After looking at the museum's pots and a few shards from excavations, each child makes their own clay pot using prehistoric methods. Workshop for ages 4-6.
A friendly gaming evening centred on Mario Kart, organised with Saint Witz Gaming: free play for everyone, then a competition. Open to all, as a family or with friends.
A nostalgic evening of 90s and 2000s hits, mixed by DJ Kila, with burgers and sharing platters available on site. Open to everyone, to enjoy with friends or family.
A colourful family visit through the permanent exhibition and the temporary exhibition “Rouge ! Archéologie d'une couleur” (Red! Archaeology of a Colour), from age 4.
A visit-and-workshop for toddlers and their parents, to discover the museum through the senses.
A workshop to discover the Neolithic period and make a prehistoric farming tool, after observing those of the first farmers in the museum. For young people aged 7 to 18.
A workshop to discover ceramics through time in the museum, then make your own pottery decorated with a roulette wheel as in Antiquity. Ages 7 and up.
A dancing afterwork at the brasserie: DJ Jay Animation mixes songs requested by the audience, in a chill atmosphere among colleagues or friends, with beers and food on site.
After visiting the exhibition "Rouge ! Archéologie d'une couleur" (Red! Archaeology of a Colour), children reproduce the gestures of Paleolithic humans by colouring and then engraving a plaque, in the manner of cave engravings. Workshop for 4-6 year olds, accompanied by a parent.
Dance party with DJ Del Antigua, who brings the hits of the 80s and 2000s back to life. A friendly gathering to share with family or friends.
Halloween in the tropics: get your costume out for a Kréol Night with a Caribbean DJ set, Creole specialities, a photobooth and chills at the brasserie.
A family visit following the archaeological traces of beliefs, religions and funerary practices, from Gallic aristocratic tombs to the medieval necropolis of Saint-Rieul. Ages 8 and up.
As part of the BAM! festival, a workshop to discover the contemporary artist Invader and mosaic, after a visit to the exhibition on the archaeology of the color red. Ages 12 and up, for families.
A colourful family visit through the permanent exhibition and the temporary exhibition "Rouge ! Archéologie d'une couleur" (Red! Archaeology of a Colour), to discover how the colours of archaeological objects were obtained. From age 8.
A guided tour to discover the archaeological traces of war and conflict, from antiquity to the present day, through the permanent exhibition and the temporary exhibition "Rouge !" ("Red!"). Ages 8 and up, for families.
A family visit to the temporary exhibition devoted to red, a fascinating colour that archaeology helps us understand better: its origins, uses and symbols.
A guided tour where children from age 4 look at fragmentary archaeological objects and put together puzzles to restore the shape of frescoes, skeletons or the weather vane of the Château d'Orville.
A tour where the roles are reversed: it's up to you to answer true or false to the questions prepared by a museum guide, to learn more about the societies that populated the Pays de France. Ages 8 and up, for families.
A guided tour through the museum's permanent collections, for a family discovery. Ages 8 and up.