This year, the Journées du Patrimoine are back for their 41st edition. This cultural event is a must for art, history and architecture enthusiasts, as well as for those curious enough to explore the treasures of the Paris region. Over the course of a weekend, monuments, museums, castles, churches and other sites usually inaccessible to the public welcome you with a program of visits, often free of charge, and original events for young and old. A fun and original way to discover our heritage in a new light!
And it's a fact that the Île-de-France region's heritage remains largely unknown. That's why, for this year's Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days ), we're inviting you to conquer the jewels of the Île-de-France region! If you're in the Hauts-de-Seine region, or if you'd like to explore the heritage treasures of the Paris region, we invite you this time to head for Clamart, just outside Paris, to enjoy a wide-ranging program that could well keep you busy for at least a whole day! We'll take you on a tour of the sights that await you on September 21 and 22, 2024:
Heritage Days 2024 at the Maison Ferrari (92): a legacy of the Duchess of Galliera
We're heading for the Hauts-de-Seine for these Journées du Patrimoine 2024, and the Maison Ferrari in Clamart, built by the Duchesse de Galliera, which today houses a retirement home in a sublime setting. [Read more]
Heritage Days 2024 at the workshop of Jean Art and Sophie Taeuber - Fondation Arp in Clamart
Esprit d'atelier exhibition, Arp et Taeuber, Vivre et créer and lectures
Immerse yourself in the intimacy of a couple emblematic of twentieth-century art. Discover how the space was conceived and how the work and daily lives of the two creators were organized.
On 09/21 at 3:30pm, sculptor Jean-Michel Fichot gives a talk on plaster sculpting techniques.
On 09/22 at 3:30pm, Francisco Rubio gives a talk on gallery owner Herwarth Walden.
Journées du Patrimoine 2024 at La Chapelle Berdiaev in Clamart
A great Russian thinker and religious philosopher, Nicolas Berdiaev settled in Clamart as soon as he arrived in France. Purchased by the Russian Church, his house is now home to clerics.
Conference on Saturday 21/09: The House of Nicolas Berdiaev: a link between cultures, religious practices and philosophical ideas.
Self-guided tour of the Cimetière du Parc - inter-municipal cemetery - created in 1957 by architect Robert Auzelle. Presentation brochure available at reception.
Heritage Days 2024 at the Bois Tardieu Cemetery in Clamart
The communal cemetery opened in May 1873 to replace the Saint Pierre cemetery, which had become too small and too close to the town center. It grew rapidly and underwent several phases of expansion, thanks in particular to a donation from Mayor Jules Hunebelle in 1891. While the imposing chapel he had built in 1899 is one of the cemetery's marvels, other graves are worth a visit for their sculptures or stained glass windows, which are listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage.
A stroll through this vast wooded area will be an opportunity to (re)discover the famous and lesser-known personalities who lie buried there.
Heritage Days 2024 at the Lavoir in Clamart
Discover the place, its classrooms and exhibition spaces, and its contemporary ceramics practice through demonstrations of throwing and modeling.
Guided tour of the park, farm and history of the evolution of agriculture in Clamart (pastoralism, peas, trees, vines, Duchess of Galliera...). At the end of the tour, workshop on feeding the farm's animals.
RDV under the kiosk in Parc de la Maison Blanche.
Heritage Days 2024 at the Penamacore garden in Clamart
Interactive show for "avencurieux" walkers
Insatiable browsers, surveyors of the unusual, "art'mateurs" of the impromptu...
Come and glean stories and anecdotes from the streets and alleys of Clamart's historic center. Come and share in the discovery of surprising places, and meet some very special people. You'll enjoy an instructive, convivial and whimsical stroll where the real rubs shoulders with the imaginary.
Not sure what to expect? No problem. Just come along and see for yourself!
An adventure to be enjoyed solo, with friends or family, ages 8 and up.
Until the mid-19th century, vine-growing was one of Clamart's agricultural resources. Since 1986, the Confrérie du Clos de Clamart has been reviving this tradition, which dates back to 1712. Guided tour of the vineyard, cellar and museum barn.
Heritage Days 2024 at the Maison des Associations in Clamart
The association Les Amis de Clamart invites you to celebrate its 100th anniversary as part of the European Heritage Days.
Dances, songs, games, costumes, refreshments and a photo exhibition of Clamart's past and present will bring back the guinguette atmosphere of the Roaring Twenties.
A historical and cultural association, Les Amis de Clamart has been working to promote knowledge and protection of our local heritage since 1924.
The association is the originator of numerous historical researches and publications, and regularly organizes conferences and exhibitions with the town's support. It regularly organizes conferences and exhibitions with the support of the town.
The event will take place at 13 rue de Bièvres, on Saturday September 21, 2024 from 2 pm to 6 pm. Salle Albert Camus at the Maison des associations.
Centenary of the "Friends of Clamart" association 1924 / 2024
Comme au temps jadis, Guinguette afternoon: songs from the 20's accompanied by accordion
Presentation of Clamart's heritage and exhibition of Clamart's neighborhoods in the 20's via photographs and postcards from the era
Festive afternoon, free admission
Journées du Patrimoine 2024 at the Buanderie Anne Capezzuoli media library in Clamart
Built in 1893, this building was originally a service annex of the Maison Ferrari. Listed on the Inventaire supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques in 2003, it has housed a media library since 2006, combining modernity with 19th-century industrial architecture.
Built in 1893, this building was originally a service annex of the Maison Ferrari. Listed on the Inventaire supplémentaire des Monuments Historiques in 2003, it has housed a media library since 2006, combining modernity with 19th-century industrial architecture.
Journées du Patrimoine 2024 on the Place de la Division Leclerc in Clamart
Open-air exhibition
Resistance fighters in Clermont-Ferrand didn't wait until the final hours to demonstrate their courage and daring against the occupying forces. From England to the Ferrari hospice, from the rue Constant Pape pavilion to the basement of the rue de Vanves cinema, they hid Jews, escaped Allied airmen, sabotaged German networks and led attacks against the enemy. Many paid with their lives.
80 years ago, on August 19, 1944, resistance movements rose up across the suburbs in preparation for the Liberation of Paris. In Clamart, 14 people were shot at the May 8, 1945 crossroads. The monument erected in front of the Jardin Parisien school group commemorates this massacre. August 19, 1944 was also the day when the local Liberation Committee overthrew the municipality chosen by Vichy and once again raised the colors of France on the façade of the Town Hall. Over the following days, sporadic clashes took place between the FFI and the last remaining German troops, while the population erected barricades to prevent them from fleeing.
Finally, on August 24, 1944, the people of Clamart saw the arrival of the famous 2nd Armored Division: on that day, Clamart was the first town to be liberated in the Seine department!
Journées du Patrimoine 2024 at the Pavillon Louvois - Apprentis d'Auteuil in Clamart
The "Pavillon Louvois" site comprises several buildings, including a former hunting lodge dating from the time of Louis XIV. A pleasant setting, the site boasts a garden planted with several "remarkable" trees.
Since 1996, the site has been occupied by an establishment of the Apprentis d'Auteuil, dedicated to the reception, training and integration of young girls in difficulty.
Journées du Patrimoine 2024 at the Théâtre de Verdure in Clamart
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On September 22, the town and its partners invite you to join them in an exceptional green setting for Cultural Sundays, an artistic program combining all forms of performing arts.
The day begins at 11am with a duo of baroque music and declamation. Le Petit Poucet and Le Chat Botté, Charles Perrault's tales, will be presented in their original versions, accompanied by viola da gamba. At 3pm, join multi-instrumentalist Missiz Ci and her faithful assistant for a show combining music, theater and burlesque. At 4.15pm, a musical interlude by the flute ensemble of the l'Aventure en musique association, followed by readings of poems, texts and songs by Cocteau, Brel, the Frères Jacques... by Michel Jouniot. At 5 p.m., Compagnie La Kyrielle takes us on a journey between theatricality and participatory theater with Big Bang, a game, an experience, an adventure to discover what it means to be human!
Dates and Opening Time
From September 21, 2024 to September 22, 2024
Location
Clamart
clamart
92140 Clamart
Official website
www.clamart.fr
