Between traditions, customs and scenes of life, discover how judgments were rendered in the villages of yesteryear. An immersive day to understand rural justice through shows and activities. Meeting: from 11 am, opening of the Museum at 10 am
Duration: all day
Audience: all audiences
All the activities are included in the entrance fee to the Museum
Animation on the weekend:
Our villagers take you into the universe of the rural world to make you discover how justice was carried out in the countryside. Find the exhibition: Justice in the North: three centuries of history (1667-1967)
Saturday:
11:30: meeting at the cottage in Millam "The justice of witches, witchcraft trials": 11:30 and 15:30
From 3pm to 5pm: the family break with Sylvie’s workshop: an invitation to slow down time, in the peaceful setting of a 19th century village, to disconnect and share animations and workshops, fully enjoying special moments between parents, grandparents and children.
From 4 PM to 5 PM 'Who missed in the village?': carry out your investigation at the heart of the outdoor village.
2:30 PM: Lecture on the history of justice in the field 5:00 PM Attend the trial of the culprit of your investigation
Sunday
11h30 and 15h30: meeting at the cottage in Millam "The justice of witches, witchcraft trials": 11h30 and 15h30
From 3pm to 6pm: the family break with Sylvie’s workshop: an invitation to slow down time, in the peaceful setting of a 19th century village, to disconnect and share animations and workshops, fully enjoying special moments between parents, grandparents and children.
2:30 PM: conference on the history of justice in the countryside
From 4 PM to 5 PM 'Who missed in the village?': conduct your investigation at the heart of the outdoor village:
5:30 PM: attend the trial of the culprit of your investigation Conte (the story of a robbery):
5:30 PM: you can also find our usual weekend activities, led by our villagers, such as guided tours or the school of yesteryear...
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