There are many interesting facts to know about the city of Saint-Denis. This commune is the most populous in Seine-Saint-Denis, and the third most populous in the Île-de-France region, after Paris and Boulogne-Billancourt, with over 113,100 inhabitants, according to a 2020 census. These citizens are called Dionysiens.
Saint-Denis takes its name from the first bishop of Paris, a 3rd-century martyr whose tomb can be found in the Saint-Denis basilica. There's no shortage of such anecdotes! The city of Paris is full ofhistory, jewels and mysteries waiting to be discovered.
And that's what the Heritage Days are all about. This European cultural event is back for its 41st edition, on September 21 and 22, 2024. To mark the occasion, a large number of venues are opening their doors to the public, allowing us to enjoy the beauty and interesting sites that abound in Saint-Denis. We can't afford to miss this weekend of outings and strolls: we absolutely must take part in these festive events, organized in every corner of the city.
Heritage Days 2024 at the Basilica of Saint-Denis (93): a family visit
The Journées du Patrimoine 2024 (Heritage Days 2024) invite you to the Basilica-Cathedral of Saint-Denis on the weekend of September 21 and 22, 2024, to discover the necropolis of the kings of France. Click here for the program! [Read more]
Heritage Days 2024: visit the reserves of the Musée des Arts et Métiers in Saint-Denis (93)
To mark Heritage Days 2024, the Musée des Arts et Métiers is opening the doors of its reserves in Saint-Denis this Saturday, September 21. Over 80,000 objects have been catalogued, restored and conserved since 1994. Please note that registration is compulsory! [Read more]
Heritage Days 2024 at the Maison d'éducation de la Légion d'honneur in Saint-Denis (93)
To mark the Journées du Patrimoine 2024, the Maison d'Éducation de la Légion d'honneur in Saint-Denis will be opening its doors to guided tours on Saturday September 21 and Sunday September 22, 2024. [Read more]
Heritage Days 2024 at the National Archives in Pierrefitte-sur-Seine (93)
On the occasion of the Journées du Patrimoine, come and discover how the Archives Nationales works at Pierrefitte, on Saturday September 21 and Sunday September 22, 2024. Don't miss a behind-the-scenes look that's usually closed to the public! [Read more]
City tours
As part of the Journées Européennes du Patrimoine 2024, dive into the heart of the project to reassemble the Parisian spires from the Basilique Saint-Denis to Notre Dame de Paris!
Devoured by flames on April 15, 2019, and battered by hurricanes between 1842 and 1845, the spires are now taking their revenge! From the beating heart of France with Abélard and Maurice de Sully, to the home of the kings of France saved and restored by the local authorities of Saint-Denis and the Republic, come and rediscover the jewels of world Gothic architecture accompanied by one of our tour guides.
An exciting journey from the heritage of Saint-Benoit to the Archaeological Unit of the city of Saint-Denis!
The former royal abbey of Saint-Denis opens its doors to you for the European Heritage Days 2024!
Entirely rebuilt in the 18th century, since 1809 it has housed one of the educational establishments of the Legion of Honor, a boarding school for young girls founded by Napoleon I and attached to the Grand Chancellery of the Order.
Discover the main courtyard and abbey buildings - designed by architects Robert de Cotte, Jacques Gabriel and Charles Bonhomme - the cloister square with its three monumental staircases and formal garden, the chapel and refectory room - once the monks' refectory, now the high-school girls' refectory.
Canal, forts, railroads, freeways... These major infrastructures, built in the 19th and 20th centuries, divide up the Plaine Commune territory, often creating impassable borders for its inhabitants. Over the centuries, this territory has been structured around various "enclosures" or "barriers", linked in particular to the development of the city of Paris, and which largely explain its current physiognomy. However, from the advent of the Stade de France in 1998 to the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, public policies have been geared towards "stitching up" the region and (re)building bridges between its constituent cities. From the covering of the A1 motorway to the Pleyel Urban Crossing (FUP), via the new footbridges on the Saint-Denis canal, this bike tour led by guide Anouk Colombani will take you on a journey of discovery of this area, which has never ceased to face up to the major urban challenges of the 21st century.
Meeting point: Place Pleyel, next to the Velib station, 93200 Saint-Denis
For a long time, the building trades and architectural training were the preserve of men. It was only at the very beginning of the 20th century that the academic teaching of architecture finally opened up to women. Despite stereotypes, women often worked in agencies or in tandem with a man, gradually entering the field of construction and designing housing complexes. Juliette Tréant-Mathé, a pioneering architect in the 1930s, Renée Gailhoustet, winner of the Grand Prix national de l'architecture in 2022, Martine Deslandes and Maria Deroche in the 1970s and 1980s, all played their part in building sustainable cities. Hop on your bike and ride through the towns of Aubervilliers, Epinay-sur-Seine, Saint-Denis and Villetaneuse with Hugo Trutt from the CAUE de Seine-Saint-Denis, to connect the architectural achievements of these female builders.
Visit carried out in partnership with the Conseil d'architecture, d'urbanisme et d'environnement de Seine-Saint-Denis (CAUE93).
Meeting point: Place Pleyel, next to the Velib station, 93200 Saint-Denis
Come aboard the T8 and meet a variety of cultural players and their projects! Since December 2014, the T8 tramway has linked Saint-Denis to Epinay-sur-Seine and Villetaneuse. With a length of 8.4 kilometers and a daily ridership of over 62,000, this line has transformed the towns' environment and landscape, and considerably improved their transport links. A number of cultural players are linked by this major transport axis: the DCA company, directed by choreographer Philippe Découflé, which has been based at La Chaufferie in Saint-Denis since the early 1990s; L'Autre Champ, an association created in 2012 in Villetaneuse, which promotes agro-ecology and cinema; and L'Abominable, a shared film laboratory which, since 2022, has been developing the Navire Argo project at Labos Eclair in Epinay-sur-Seine. Brice-Manuel Catala, the engineer who oversaw the project from A to Z, will take you on a walking tour of the tramway, providing you with an inexhaustible supply of anecdotes and stories about the construction site!
Meeting point: in front of the Novotel, 1 place de la porte de Paris, 93200 Saint-Denis.
As part of the 2024 European Heritage Days, discover this urban art trail along the Saint-Denis Canal, which now features more than 30 works of art featuring a wide variety of techniques and influences!
Stroll along the banks of the canal as artistic creations have been added to the Street Art Avenue urban art trail since 2016! An emblematic project accredited as part of the Cultural Olympiad by the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games Committee, you can enjoy frescoes from the project's beginnings, as well as those created more recently in 2024. This year, nine new national and international artists have contributed to embellishing the route: Rébus (France) - Place de L'Ecluse, Kashink (France) - Cité du Clos-Quentin, Insane 51 (Greece) - Cité du Clos-Quentin, Hera of Herakut (Germany) - Aubervilliers, Bust the Drip (France) - Aubervilliers, MJAY (France) - Quai Gambetta and Quai François Mitterrand, FD Crew (France) - Quai François Mitterrand, Mouad Aboulhana (Morocco) - Mur de la passerelle Pierre Larousse and Lady K (France) - Fronton du boulevard périphérique.
Saint-Denis town hall offers a tour of the town center, focusing on urban projects and ending with a visit to the town hall.
60adada
A contemporary art exhibition in a former grain mill
The present and the past brought together in a single venue
On the occasion of the 2024 European Heritage Days, the 60Adada association will open its doors with an art exhibition on the theme of identity, "Undress me my little buddha", featuring works by artists from the collective and from the four corners of the world.
Located in the historic center of Saint-Denis, just a stone's throw from the Basilica, 60Adada occupies part of a former grain mill dating from the early 20th century, and a more recent space with generous volumes.
For the past twenty years, 60Adada has been bringing together local artists and offering numerous artistic and cultural events throughout the year, and is in itself a cultural heritage for the public and for the city.
The exhibition:
It is part of a series of travelling contemporary art exhibitions that began in 2023 in South Korea, featuring artists of various nationalities and disciplines. At the invitation of Rainer Junghanns.
(https://www.raumfuerraum.net), creator of the project, 60Adada has been asked to host this large-scale project on its premises. Rainer Junghanns launched the "Raum fuer Raum" project in Düsseldorf (Germany), which took on a worldwide dimension with the "Global art project" trilogy. After the first two parts "HIDDEN_MESSAGES" and "NOMANSLAND.ACADEMY", the third and final part is "UNDRESS ME MY LITTLE B U D DH A". In this part of the "Undress me my little B U D D H A" project (this poetic title refers to two media images by Arthur Jafa and Rainer Junghanns), the aim is to reflect on the idea of the "real me", assuming that this "me" is ideally capable of expressing itself in various strategies of artistic self-discovery. This "self-discovery" in artistic creation can then be developed sociologically by assuming a particular role.
The event will bring together 27 artists, visual artists, photographers, video artists, performers, etc. from 60ADADA members and international guest artists already involved (Germany, Belgium, South Korea, Mexico, Taiwan, Japan, France (Saint Denis), etc.).
This major project is also an opportunity to discover the exceptional location of 60ADADA, an unusual space promoting the visual arts in the heart of the city of Saint Denis.
Artefact93
"Your voice, your heritage & Weaving demonstration, carpet renovation and clay workshop"
Saturday September 21 & Sunday September 22, 11am/6pm:
*Around the traditional oriental carpet.
Demonstration workshop led by Jacques Hardy, carpet renovation specialist.
Passionate about oriental rugs for many years, Jacques Hardy explores various aspects of this passion: research, collecting, an in-depth and inexhaustible knowledge of rugs and their cultural environment, as well as the concern to preserve these utilitarian objects where artistic expression often arouses wonder. He is also committed to passing on his know-how.
Introduction to carpet renovation:
Presentation and transmission of various accessible techniques, with practical demonstrations on site.
Presentation of typical weaving and knotting: Discovery of weaving and knotting techniques specific to different regions and countries.
Diagnosis and advice:
Possibility of bringing your own carpets for personalized diagnosis and advice.
Come and discover the art of carpet renovation and enrich your knowledge of these cultural treasures.
Sunday, September 22, 2-6pm:
*Listen to interviews on intangible heritage with Artefact93.
Join us for an enriching experience where we've collected testimonials from passers-by about intangible heritage.
Listen to these stories in our mobile sound box, which offers an audio and visual reproduction of the first stories told. Come and discover everyone's impressions and feelings about intangible heritage.
Sunday, September 22, 2pm/6pm:
*A Fusion between the Art of Weaving and the Art of Upcycling.
Proposed by Amina Youcef Khodja.
This project promotes the social and solidarity economy by using the art of weaving from scraps of plastic bags and pieces of fabric. By transforming these recycled materials into utilitarian rugs, we merge the values of solidarity and ecological responsibility, thus contributing to sustainable development.
Demonstration steps:
Material selection: Choose fabrics and colors for the final product.
Material preparation: Prepare the pieces of fabric or plastic according to the weaving order.
Loom set-up: Set up the loom to create the basic weft.
Weaving: Weave the pieces of fabric or plastic to create the final product.
The use of this craft as a vehicle for sustainable development is experiencing significant economic growth. It is particularly crucial in supporting precarious communities by offering economic opportunities and promoting an eco-responsible lifestyle.
Saturday September 21 and Sunday September 22, 2pm to 5pm:
*Artefact93 invites Franciade for the JEP24 to take part in an exceptional workshop entitled "Atelier Terre : Manipulation, Gravure et Moulage".
Led by visual artist Laurent Gongora and ceramist Louise Traon. Participants will have the opportunity to create a clay piece inspired by a medieval pilgrimage sign discovered in the alluvial deposits of the Croult river in Saint-Denis. In addition to the artistic creation, participants will be able to visit the Cygne island. The aim of this artistic project is to explore the history of pilgrimage signs and experiment with engraving and molding techniques.
Registration required (places limited) Contact for bookings: 0142432710 - Entrance: follow the arrows. Mail: franciade.xavier.baudoin@gmail.com
Saturday September 21 and Sunday September 22 from 11am to 6pm: *Around the traditional Oriental carpet.
Demonstration workshop led by Jacques Hardy, carpet renovation specialist.
Introduction to carpet renovation:
Presentation and transmission of various accessible techniques, with practical demonstrations on site.
Presentation of typical weaving and knotting techniques, diagnosis and advice.
"Your voice, your heritage & Weaving demonstration, carpet renovation and clay workshop"
Sunday September 22, 2-6pm:
*Listen to interviews on intangible heritage with Artefact93
Join us for an enriching experience where we've collected testimonials from passers-by on intangible heritage.
Listen to these stories in our mobile sound box, which offers a sound and visual restitution of the first stories told. Come and discover everyone's impressions and feelings about intangible heritage.
"Your voice, your heritage & Weaving demonstration, carpet renovation and clay workshop"
Sunday, September 22, 2-6pm:
*A fusion of the Art of Weaving and the Art of Upcycling.
Presented by Amina Youcef Khodja.
Demonstrations will fuse the art of weaving with the art of upcycling. Steps include selecting and preparing materials, setting up the loom, and weaving to create the final product. This craft plays an important role in sustainable development, offering economic opportunities to precarious communities and promoting eco-responsible living.
"Ta voix, ton patrimoine & Démonstration de tissage, rénovation de tapis et atelier terre"
Saturday September 21 and Sunday September 22 from 2pm to 5pm:
*Artefact93 invites Franciade for the JEP24 to take part in an exceptional workshop entitled "Atelier Terre : Manipulation, Gravure et Moulage".
Led by visual artist Laurent Gongora and ceramist Louise Traon. Participants will have the opportunity to create a clay piece inspired by a medieval pilgrimage sign discovered in the alluvial deposits of the Croult river in Saint-Denis. In addition to the artistic creation, participants will be able to visit the Cygne island.
This artistic project aims to explore the history of pilgrimage signs and experiment with engraving and molding techniques.
Registration required (places are limited) Contact for reservations: 0142432710 - Entrance: follow the arrows. Mail: franciade.xavier.baudoin@gmail.com
The 6b
Housed in a 7,000 m2 former industrial building, Le 6b is a self-managed place of work, culture and exchange, open since 2010. It offers artists and creative professionals nearly 200 workshops, as well as shared spaces for creation, distribution and conviviality. Events, exhibitions, shows and ephemeral festivals punctuate this popular, intergenerational and socially mixed cultural venue throughout the year.
This Saturday, September 21, to mark the European Heritage Days, discover 6b in Fury Road mode! After years of launching our UFOs (Unidentified Floating Objects), built over the summer by our crew and various members of the public, the Odyssey is transformed into a terrestrial epic! In the afternoon, we'll stage a giant chase on our summer-built racing cars. And to fuel up before you set off, we're offering a brunch on the beach, prepared by our resident baker. A complete formula, made with fresh, seasonal products, and above all homemade bread made with good old-fashioned organic flours.
More info on www.le6b.fr
INFOS ET BILLETTERIE
- Saturday September 21 on the beach from 11:00 to 02:00
- BRUNCH from 11:00 to 15:00
- Reservations to come on www.le6b.en
*Fury Road: giant car chase
🏁 ACCESS 🏁
- Le 6b, 6-10 Quai de Seine, 93200 Saint-Denis
- Bus n°154 and 237, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- Tram 1 / Tram 8, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- RER D / Ligne H, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- Ligne 13, Porte de Paris / Basilique Saint-Denis stop
- On-site bicycle garage
Housed in a 7,000 m2 former industrial building, Le 6b is a self-managed place of work, culture and exchange, open since 2010. It offers artists and creative professionals nearly 200 workshops, as well as shared spaces for creation, distribution and conviviality. Events, exhibitions, shows and ephemeral festivals punctuate this popular, intergenerational and socially mixed cultural space all year round.
This Saturday, September 21, on the occasion of the European Heritage Days, discover 6b in Fury Road mode! After years of launching our UFOs (Unidentified Floating Objects), built over the summer by our crew and various members of the public, the Odyssey is transformed into a terrestrial epic! A giant chase on bolides made all summer will take place from 3:00 to 5:00 pm. Come one, come all!
INFO AND TICKETS
- Saturday September 21 on the beach from 11:00 to 02:00
- FREE from 11:00 to 18:00
- Bar and catering on site
- Concerts from 18:00
*Fury Road : giant car chase
🏁 ACCESS 🏁
- Le 6b, 6-10 Quai de Seine, 93200 Saint-Denis
- Bus n°154 and 237, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- Tram 1 / Tram 8, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- RER D / Ligne H, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- Ligne 13, Porte de Paris / Basilique Saint-Denis stop
- Bike garage on site
Housed in a 7,000 m2 former industrial building, Le 6b is a self-managed place of work, culture and exchange, open since 2010. It offers artists and creative professionals nearly 200 workshops, as well as shared spaces for creation, distribution and conviviality. Events, exhibitions, shows and ephemeral festivals punctuate this popular, intergenerational and socially mixed cultural space all year round.
This Saturday, September 21, to mark the European Heritage Days, discover 6b in Fury Road mode! After years of launching our UFOs (Unidentified Floating Objects), built over the summer by our crew and various members of the public, the Odyssey is transformed into a terrestrial epic! In the afternoon, a giant chase will take place on racing cars built over the summer. And to round off this adventure, we're offering concerts on the beach:
- 18:00-20:00: DJ Jonas
- 19:45-20:45: Nymphonik Orchestra (brass band)
- 21:00-22:00: Sonora de Luchar (live)
- 22:00-23:45: Ohjeelo (dj set)
- 23:45-01:45: DJ Soxo (dj set)
INFOS ET BILLETTERIE
- Saturday September 21 on the beach from 11:00 to 02:00
- FREE from 11:00 to 18:00
From 18:00:
- On site: free price until 20:00, then 12€ (5€ dionysien-nes)
- Presales: 9€ (5€ dionysien-nes), ticket office coming soon
*Fury Road : giant car chase
🏁 ACCESS 🏁
- Le 6b, 6-10 Quai de Seine, 93200 Saint-Denis
- Bus n°154 and 237, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- Tram 1 / Tram 8, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- RER D / Ligne H, Gare de Saint-Denis stop
- Ligne 13, Porte de Paris / Basilique Saint-Denis stop
- On-site bicycle garage
Maison des Sciences de l'Homme Paris Nord
Coming at 1:45 pm
Urban stroll led by Jean-Jacques Clément, from the association Mémoire vivante de la Plaine, on the theme of market garden production sites and associations of new urban cultures.
The Condorcet Campus, located to the south of this vast plain, was once one of the richest agricultural areas in France... In the early 19th century, the development of this land saw the arrival of market gardeners who for decades fed Paris and the surrounding area, one of their flagship products being the cabbage of virtues. Some street names bear witness to this agricultural past, such as rue des Gardinoux, an ancient word meaning "little garden". We'll walk along the Quai François Mitterrand to reach the Rue St Gobain.
Open to all, registration required
Full program for the Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord on Saturday September 21 from 2 to 5:30 p.m. at https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
MSH Paris Nord unveils its beautiful architect-designed building, from the 4th floor with its panoramic view, to its garden, including its large 300-seat auditorium equipped with a spatialized sound system!
Diane Schuh will take you on an observation and listening tour of the garden. We'll be practicing the art of attention.
Open to all, registration required
Two one-hour tours:
- 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
- 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Full program for Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord
Saturday September 21, 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm
https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
Around the research project
Avec les warmikuna, vers une patrimonialisation participative des voix des femmes amérindiennes
from 3pm to 4:30pm come and take part in a participative embroidery of photos
We invite you to collectively continue the embroidery initiated in Latin America, notably of three huge photos on the struggles of Amerindian women.
Open to all, registration required
Full program for Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord
Saturday September 21, 2 - 5:30 pm
https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
Discussions on urban agriculture in Plaine St Denis from yesterday to today
With Viviane Griveau-Genest and Romain Prevalet, on the exhibition and research project Un terroir urbain? La Plaine des Vertus comme patrimoine, agricultures urbaines en Seine Saint-Denis du Moyen Age à aujourd'hui.
Open to all
Full program for Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord
Saturday September 21 from 2pm to 5:30pm
https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
Around the research project
Avec les warmikuna, vers une patrimonialisation participative des voix des femmes amérindiennes
and following the participative embroidery of photos
mini-conference from 4.30 pm to 5 pm
Tania Romero Barrios and Camille Riverti will present their project, which focuses on women's narratives in Amerindian languages, particularly in song. They will also discuss their relationship with territory, memory and local processes of political violence.
The meeting will be followed by a snack open to all!
Full program for Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord
Saturday September 21 from 2pm to 5:30pm
https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
Médiathèque du Centre-Ville
Dear investigators,
A library reader claims to have found a treasure thought lost: a musical score by the composer André Campra dating from 1740. He has hidden this treasure in the most valuable collections of Plaine Commune's media libraries, because unscrupulous thieves want to sell it for a high price.
Go in search of this forgotten score and hand it over to the appropriate authorities!
The downtown media library is the heir to a long history that began with the library of the Abbey of Saint-Denis. Since its creation in 1798, the library has collected over 100,000 documents, which are available to the public on request.
An original investigation devised by Mysteria Ingénium and co-hosted with the Plaine Commune media libraries.
Paul Éluard Museum of Art and History
Welcome to a "museum of words", under the auspices of Eluard, poet of love, commitment and play! Linguist Julien Barret offers a poetic stroll on the theme of the short form, from the Roman Empire to the punchlines of NTM. Comparing Dadas and Surrealist proverbs with sentences written on the Carmelite walls, visitors are invited to play with words.
Archaeologists from Inrap and the Archaeology Unit will present the results of excavations carried out on Place Jean Jaurès to the general public, in the form of a conference, at the Musée d'art et d'hsitoire Paul Eluard in Saint-Denis.
The Olympic and Paralympic Games bring together athletes and spectators from all over the world to share the thrill of surpassing oneself and breaking records, the jubilation of victory or the sadness of defeat. But what lies behind these moments? What are the conditions required to achieve these sporting performances? How do they engage the body and mind, and what do they say about our societies?
As part of the Cultural Olympiad, the exhibition at the Musée d'art et d'histoire Paul Eluard, organized by the City of Saint-Denis and the Département de la Seine-Saint-Denis, opens up a number of poetic, scientific, offbeat and committed avenues to explore these issues.
This multi-disciplinary exhibition brings together artists' views with historical works and ethnographic objects. It invites visitors to explore the museum's spaces in a new way, through a questioning of the athlete's body: trained, measured, cared for, augmented or mutilated, set up as a model or an object of worship. It shows the ambivalence of performance, between subjugation and surpassing oneself, and analyzes how the body in movement, through technical excellence, is a vector of affirmation, emancipation and even protest.
An audiovisual tour of the works, featuring the words of "great witnesses" (sportsmen and women, journalists, coaches, Carmelites, etc.), is linked to the themes of the exhibition and enriches and questions the works.
During the Heritage Days, the museum is open to visitors free of charge on Saturday and Sunday from 2pm to 6:30pm.
Un petit opéra sportif
Based on Arthur Rimbaud's "Le Forgeron"
"I'd be a man, and you'd be king, You'd tell me: I want to!... - You see, it's stupid." Palais des Tuileries, circa August 10, 1792
On a fine summer's day, a Parisian blacksmith bursts into Louis XVI's apartments, opens wide the windows of the Palais des Tuileries and presents a pale king with the crowd of citizens in the courtyard shouting their desire for justice and peace. The king was speechless at the sight. From that day on, every year, the country and the whole world celebrate this day with joy!
In a language where lyricism and popular language are discovered and married, the Parisian worker narrates the sufferings of the people, the humiliations and injustices. With humor and irony, calm and tenderness, the blacksmith expresses the ambitions of his people: to bring about a just, peaceful and egalitarian society.
Text: Arthur Rimbaud
Director: Pierre Hoden
Assistant director: Maria Cadénas
Choreographer: Olivier Chanut
Trainer: Sam Berrandou
Acting: Katell Borvon
Dance: Emma Brest
Boxeuses et boxeurs du club Lumpini:
Sam Berrandou
Loïc Delmestre
Séda Dolbachian
Stephane Dolbachian
Pauline Faure
Alamein Filali
Adam Salhi
Cécile Thiebault
Régie : Deyan Bussière
Costume : Agnès b.
Scenography: Pierre Hoden
Support:
Show labelled by the "Cultural Olympiad"
Région Île de France
Département de Seine-Saint-Denis
Ville de Saint-Denis
Ville de Paris
Paris 2024
Fonds de dotation agnès b.
DRAC Île de France
ANCT - Agence Nationale de la Cohésion des Territoires
Come and (re)discover the works in the museum, nestled in a 17th-century convent with preserved architecture! From the medieval history of Saint-Denis to the poet Paul Eluard, via the siege and the Paris Commune of 1870-1871, this tour unveils rich and unsuspected collections.
For the Journées du patrimoine, the museum is open free of charge on Saturday and Sunday from 2pm to 6:30pm.
Come and (re)discover the museum's works... with your family and in motion! The nuns who once roamed the cloister of this former Carmelite convent were much more athletic than you might think. An interpreter will take you from corridor to staircase, for a playful discovery of the particularities of this building with its 400 years of history.
Visits accessible to 7 to 77 year-olds.
For Heritage Days, the museum is open free of charge on Saturday and Sunday from 2pm to 6:30pm.
Église Sainte-Geneviève de la Plaine
Self-guided tour of the church: two tour leaflets will be available: one on the discovery of Sainte-Geneviève, patron saint of Paris, based on her representations in the building; the other on the church's remarkable features.
Cathedrals of Rail
Les Cathédrales du Rail, an exceptional railway heritage
Former SNCF repair workshops, now disused, the Cathédrales du Rail form a unique heritage site, bearing witness to the industrial past of Saint-Denis. Their rehabilitation is at the heart of a transformation project led by SNCF Immobilier, the City of Saint-Denis and Plaine Commune, and the consortium comprising Eiffage Aménagement and Aire Nouvelle, a subsidiary of Equans France.
Launched in 1874 by the Compagnie des chemins de fer du Nord, the La Plaine depot originally had a triple mission: to store and maintain steam freight locomotives, to serve marshalling yards, and to provide shunting services for passenger trains between the Gare du Nord station and the Landy maintenance workshops (now the Technicentre).
Unusual and fascinating places
Oscar Niemeyer Building
Exceptional visits to the renovation site of the Oscar Niemeyer building in Saint Denis.
A major work of modern architecture, whose facades and roof are listed as historic monuments, this former headquarters of the newspaper L'Humanité is currently benefiting from a vast energy renovation project carried out by the French government as part of the stimulus plan.
Once the work is completed, the site will house the DRIEETS teams by 2025.
Groups are limited to 20 people.
2:30 pm to 3:35 pm
Discover a creative research project based on the heritage of the Basilique St Denis. Take a stroll and listen to the multiple memories of this district: urban memory, the memory of migration, but also today's reality: the living environment, young people, urban renewal.
Open to all, registration required
Reservations essential to obtain materials (limited number)
Full program for Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord
Saturday September 21, 2:00 pm to 5:30 pm
https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
4:30 pm to 5:35 pm
Discover a creative research project based on the heritage of the Basilique St Denis. Take a stroll and listen to the multiple memories of this district: urban memory, the memory of migration, but also the reality of today: the living environment, young people, urban renewal.
Open to all with registration
Reservations essential for materials (limited number)
Full program for Heritage Days at MSH Paris Nord
Saturday September 21 from 2pm to 5:30pm
https://www.mshparisnord.fr/event/journees-europeennes-du-patrimoine-2024/
In small groups, you will enter the Saint-Denis Command Post. Here you'll meet the agents who are responsible for the operational implementation of train paths. On a daily basis, they ensure the safety and regularity of traffic for railway companies, and enable work to be carried out from their posts.
Saint-Denis open farm
Following a call for tenders launched by the city of Saint-Denis, Fermes de Gally was able to set up on the site of the former René Kersanté farm, the last remaining example of Dionysien's long agricultural past.
A historic market-garden production site on the Plaine des Vertus, the Ferme Ouverte introduces the public to agricultural techniques of yesterday, today and tomorrow. From hot bed cultivation to hydroponics, visitors are taken on a journey through the ages. It's all illustrated by a display of antique tools and vintage videos filmed by the Kersanté family. An exceptional testimonial.
La Ferme Ouverte offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in an authentic and exotic setting.
Come and touch, feel and experience the farm with Les Fermes de Gally for an enchanted interlude!
Town Hall Aucun événement annoncé à ce jour, le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles.
The boiler room
The opening of La Chaufferie during the Journées Européennes du Patrimoine (European Heritage Days) will be an opportunity for the public in the Paris region to discover the creation site of Compagnie DCA, directed by choreographer Philippe Decouflé.
Built in 1952 by architect André Lurçat, this thermal plant was used for a long time to supply the town of Saint-Denis with heating. In 1993, at the invitation of Patrick Braouezec, then mayor of Saint-Denis, Philippe Decouflé and his dance company, DCA, took over the site, which had become obsolete. Major renovations were then undertaken to transform the large concrete cube into a choreographic creation box.
This atypical artistic space in Saint-Denis will be open to the public on Saturday September 21 from 2pm, for an original dance workshop led by two of the company's dancers!
The opening of La Chaufferie during the Journées Européennes du Patrimoine (European Heritage Days) will be an opportunity for the public in the Paris region to discover the creation space of Compagnie DCA, directed by choreographer Philippe Decouflé.
Built in 1952 by architect André Lurçat, this thermal plant was used for a long time to supply the town of Saint-Denis with heating. In 1993, at the invitation of Patrick Braouezec, then mayor of Saint-Denis, Philippe Decouflé and his dance company, DCA, took over the site, which had become obsolete. Extensive work was then undertaken to transform the large concrete cube into a box for choreographic creations.
This atypical artistic space in Saint-Denis will be open to the public on Saturday September 21. On the program: screening of an archive film retracing key moments in the company's history, from the opening ceremony of the Albertville Olympics to Stéréo, its latest creation, currently on tour!
The city factory
Suivez la Flèche and the Unité d'archéologie open the doors of the Fabrique de la ville: come and see demonstrations of the trades of medieval builders with the association Suivez la Flèche, visit the Maison-Echafaudage, and take part in archaeological workshops.
Free admission to the esplanade, subject to availability and weather conditions.
The Archaeology Unit invites you to take a stroll around the Croult, the urban river that today flows almost underground. This walk will plunge you into the history of the city of Saint-Denis, from the Middle Ages to the industrial period.
The wagon
Lecture by geographer Radouan Andrea Mounecif (Head of Archives & History at Perles d'Histoire, Historian, UMR Sirice research partner) on the advent of the train and the resulting upheaval in mentalities.
Discover the 1st Capitole dining car, France's 1st high-speed train. Guided tours led by members of the association: retired SNCF employees and an architect. Presentation of the three lives of the "Wagon": a Capitole carriage, the jewel of French industry in the 60s, an integration restaurant of the Protection Judiciaire de la Jeunesse 93 in the 90s, a cultural third-location since 2022.
Athletes' Village Project House Aucun événement annoncé à ce jour, le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles.
Metro Saint-Denis - university Aucun événement annoncé à ce jour, le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles.
Marville swimming pool, Marville departmental sports park Aucun événement annoncé à ce jour, le programme est mis à jour en fonction des annonces officielles.
University of Saint-Denis
The Paris 8 university library, built in 1998 by architect Pierre Riboulet and outfitted by designer Albert Gilles-Cohen, is "a bridge-building populated by book-birds".
Designed to support learning and transmission, it is a lasting testimony to the heritage of Seine-Saint-Denis and is part of the heritage of itineraries, networks and connections of the territory and the dissemination of knowledge.
Its pediment bears the anagrams of the Oulipo movement (L'avenir est aux lecteurs / Seul astre exact un livre) and offers its 23,000 students 15,000 m² of floor space, 400,000 books and state-of-the-art digital equipment.
We invite you to visit us on Saturday, September 21, 2024, from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
We'll welcome you over a cup of coffee, take a stroll through the public areas and stores, and end with an exhibition in the reception hall. Here you can choose books from the Donated Books shelf.
We don't know where to start! Which site are you looking forward to discovering? Long live JEP in the 93!
Dates and Opening Time
From September 21, 2024 to September 22, 2024
Location
Saint-Denis
Saint-Denis
93200 Saint Denis
Official website
ville-saint-denis.fr
