Good news for lovers of history, culture and art: the Journées du Patrimoine are back! On September 21 and 22, 2024, thousands of sites will be opening their doors to the public, giving everyone the chance to discover the heritage treasures hidden throughout France.
Archaeological sites, museums, town halls, places of worship, factories, department stores, monuments, castles... The list of places to visit is a long one! In Seine-Saint-Denis, too, you'll find some exceptional nuggets. Yes, even in Neuilly-sur-Marne! No need to go far from home: sometimes, heritage treasures are just down the road...
So, what special places are opening their doors to us in Neuilly-sur-Marne during the Journées du Patrimoine? To discover the program for this cultural weekend, click below. And don't forget to bring your walking shoes: there will be some lovely walks on September 21 and 22, with plenty of surprises in store! But that's all there is to it: choose your next outing, and let yourself be amazed by the history and singularities of the town of Neuilly-sur-Marne!
Archeosite, Parc départemental de la Haute-Île
Discover the rich archaeological heritage of this départemental park on a walk back in time. Numerous archaeological remains have been unearthed here, testifying to the human activity that has taken place here for almost 10,000 years. Discover this historical heritage in the company of an archaeological mediator. Bring comfortable shoes and a hat!
With the archaeosite mediators
Like an ancient potter, make your own small oil lamp in clay, based on models discovered during archaeological digs.
With Archéologos
Bonnie Parker, Elisabeth Casteret, Arégonde... discover the women who left their mark on their time: women of knowledge, adventurers, artists... thanks to a card game in the style of the 7 families.
Enjoy an exhibition recounting the archaeological excavations carried out prior to the construction of new sports facilities: the Prisme in Bobigny and the Annette-Kellermann aquatic center in La Courneuve. Discover the work of archaeologists from the Département de la Seine-Saint-Denis and the remains they have unearthed.
With archaeologists or mediators from the Cultural Heritage Service of the Département de la Seine-Saint-Denis.
Fire is an invention that has revolutionized the history of mankind and changed everything: food, heating, lighting...
Discover the techniques used thousands of years ago to make fire, without lighters or matches!
With archaeosite mediators
An international team of prehistorians discover four skulls at the bottom of a cave. One of them belongs to a hybrid individual, a mix of Neanderthal and Sapiens. How did our ancestors end up there? Who were they? While the scientists battle it out with their hypotheses, the situation shifts to the distant past, when black-skinned Sapiens, a migrant from Africa, rubbed shoulders with white-skinned Neanderthal... where he and she met... and fell in love!
Scour the Parc de la Haute-Île to discover the hidden beacons near the park's remarkable heritage sites, answer the questions, take up the challenges and cross the finish line as quickly as possible!
The meeting point will be indicated by a flag. It will be located after the bridge crossing the Chelles canal at the entrance to the park.
Form teams with your family and/or friends, with a limit of 6 people per group.
The route through the park is approximately 3km to 3.5km.
Bring clothing suited to the weather conditions (rainwear if necessary, cap, sun cream, mosquito repellent, etc.).
With archaeosite mediators
Continuous weekend activities at the farm
Exhibition of architectural works by students from ENSA Paris-Belleville, Val de Seine and Ecole Boulle schools
Continuous weekend activities at the farm
Exhibitions of patients' work, including photos, paintings, sculptures, audio and video.
Exhibition of work by students from ENSA Paris-Belleville, Val de Seine and Ecole Boulle
Opération seconde vie (collection of clothing and hygiene and beauty products for patients), EPSVE chaplaincy, reception
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
10am: workshop and snack with Z'amis de Nono (animal mediation)
11:30am: welcome Farm > access to all exhibits
11:45am to 2pm: catering, presence of a food-truck
2pm to 5:30pm: opening of the psychiatry museum, guided tour and exhibition - SERHEP (Société d'études et de recherches historiques en psychiatrie)
1pm - 4:30pm: opening of the archives department and Constance Pascal exhibition
1:45 pm to 3 pm: as part of the Summer of Culture program, the Orchestre National d'Ile-de-France in a small group will offer a concert entitled "Le Violoncelle dans tous ses états", featuring works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Béla Bartók, Jacques Offenbach, Paul Tortelier with his famous Duo des Siamois, and Komitas, the Armenian composer interned at Ville-Evrard in 1919.
3 p.m. to 5 p.m.: guided tour with commentary of the hospital's historic sites, including those under renovation (nursing home and asylum, archives department and greenhouses) by members of SERHEP and the Works and Heritage Department, departing from the Farm.
Registration required: jep@epsve.fr
First departure at 3 p.m., second departure at 3:30 p.m.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22
10am: workshop and snack with Les Z'amis de Nono (animal mediation)
11:30am: Ferme welcome > access to all exhibits
11:45am to 2pm: catering, presence of a food-truck
2pm to 5:30pm: opening of the psychiatric museum, SERHEP (Société d'études et de recherches historiques en psychiatrie)
1pm to 4:30pm: opening of the archives department and Constance Pascal exhibition
2 - 4 pm: guided tour of the Constance Pascal exhibition, by Dr. Caire
2:30 - 4:30 pm: guided and commented tour of the hospital's historic sites, including those under renovation (nursing home and asylum, archives department and greenhouses) by members of SERHEP and the works and heritage department, departing from the Ferme.
Registration required: jep@epsve.fr
First departure at 2.30pm, second departure at 3pm.
The musical program
Orchestre national d'Ile-de-France
Natacha Colmez-Collard, cello 1st solo, and Elisa Huteau, cello 2nd solo,
Johann Sebastian Bach - Suite No. 1, Invention BWV 775 and BWV 779
Reinhold Glière, Two duets Opus 53
Béla Bartók, Five duets
Jacques Offenbach, Duo difficile ! Opus 53, letter E, 5th book
Paul Tortelier, Duo des Siamois
The cello allows us to explore an extraordinary palette of sounds! This instrument has given rise to a prolix musical literature. Johann Sebastian Bach is best known for his Six Cello Suites. Jacques Offenbach, famous for his operettas, was first and foremost a virtuoso cellist, and wrote many beautiful but difficult etudes! The delightful Siamese duet is so realistic, you'd think you were surrounded by felines. Let yourself be enchanted by this cello duet!
A piece by Armenian composer Komitas, who was interned at the Ville-Evrard hospital, will also be performed in connection with the hospital's history.
Please note that this program is provisional and may be subject to change at a later date.
Continuous weekend activities at the farm
Opération seconde vie (collection of clothes and hygiene and beauty products for patients), EPSVE chaplaincy, welcome reception
Saturday, September 21 and Sunday, September 22 - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Exhibitions of patient works, photos, paintings, sculptures, audio and video.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21
10am: workshop and snack with Z'amis de Nono (animal mediation)
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22
10am: workshop and snack with Z'amis de Nono (animal mediation)
Visit to the archives and Constance Pascal exhibition
As part of the Summer of Culture program, the Orchestre National d'Ile-de-France will be offering a concert entitled Le Violoncelle dans tous ses états, featuring works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Béla Bartók, Jacques Offenbach, Paul Tortelier with his famous Duo des Siamois, and Komitas, the Armenian composer interned at Ville-Evrard in 1919.
The musical program
Orchestre national d'Ile-de-France
Natacha Colmez-Collard, cello 1st solo, and Elisa Huteau, cello 2nd solo,
Johann Sebastian Bach - Suite No. 1, Invention BWV 775 and BWV 779
Reinhold Glière, Two duets Opus 53
Béla Bartók, Five duets
Jacques Offenbach, Duo difficile ! Opus 53, letter E, 5th book
Paul Tortelier, Duo des Siamois
The cello allows us to explore an extraordinary palette of sounds! This instrument has given rise to a prolix musical literature. Johann Sebastian Bach is best known for his Six Cello Suites. Jacques Offenbach, famous for his operettas, was first and foremost a virtuoso cellist, and wrote many beautiful but difficult etudes! The delightful Siamese duet is so realistic, you'd think you were surrounded by felines. Let yourself be enchanted by this cello duet!
A piece by Armenian composer Komitas, who was interned at the Ville-Evrard hospital, will also be performed in connection with the hospital's history.
Please note that this program is provisional and may be subject to change at a later date.
2pm to 5:30pm: opening of the psychiatric museum, guided tour and exhibition - SERHEP (Société d'études et de recherches historiques en psychiatrie)
Guided tour with commentary of the hospital's historic sites, including those under renovation (nursing home and asylum, archives department and greenhouses) by members of SERHEP and the Works and Heritage Department, departing from the Farmhouse.
Registration required: jep@epsve.fr
First departure at 3 pm, second departure at 3:30 pm.
Guided tour of the Constance Pascal exhibition, by Dr Caire
Guided tour with commentary of the hospital's historic sites, including those under renovation (nursing home and asylum, archives department and greenhouses) by members of SERHEP and the Works and Heritage Department, departing from the Farm.
On registration: jep@epsve.fr
First departure at 2.30pm, second departure at 3pm.
Guided tour of the exhibition devoted to Constance Pascal, France's first alienist physician, who interned at the Ville-Evrard nursing home from 1905 to 1909 and ended her career at Maison Blanche.
A tireless researcher, she wrote some 50 articles, 3 books and popular articles in the national press....experimenter in treatment research and creator of the first IMP in a secular structure.
Humanized the wards where she worked, abolishing corporal punishment...introduced free service in the IMP...trained nurses...
Collection of testimonies with audio and photo recording. Participants will build a sort of memory map of the Maison Blanche site, interacting and resonating with the testimonies. To do this, they bring along an object that evokes the former asylum or psychiatric hospital of Maison de Blanche: a photo, a text, an everyday object, etc.
- "Photobooth" workshop at Maison Blanche
In this open photobooth, we capture fragments of memory of Maison Blanche. In front of a vintage Polaroid lens, participants are invited to pose with their souvenir object. In the background, the old pavilions of Maison Blanche.
The unique, instantaneous prints are displayed on a large panel throughout the JEP, weaving together the memory of a place of care and life.
- Asile fragments recording studio
In this ephemeral studio, participants, still seated in the setting of Maison Blanche, come to tell the story of their chosen object. In a short format, in just a few minutes, a filmed narration bears witness to an experience linked to the site.
FRAGMENTS D'ASILE
Saturday, September 21
-10h Opening by HMMB
-11h-16h
- "Photobooth" workshop: open to participants with a souvenir object from Maison Blanche
-Souvenirs du NON FAIRE, by association EXISTENCES
-14h Readings by Aîcha Finance and Jean-Luc Mingot of texts by Jeanne Tripier and Unica Zûrn
-14h30 Fragments d "Asile recording studio, registration required
-14h-16h free tour of the Constance Pascal exhibition at the Ville-Évrard archives with A-P Saliou (archivist)
Sunday September 22
-10h-16h
- "Photobooth" workshop: open to participants with a souvenir object from Maison Blanche
-Souvenirs du NON FAIRE, by association EXISTENCES
-14h "Souvenirs de Maison Blanche" by association F-X Donzelot
-14h Visit of the Constance Pascal exhibition at the Ville-Évrard archives, with commentary by Michel Caire (historian)
registrations and further information on the HMMB website: hmmaisonblanche.fr
And to find out more about going out in Seine-Saint-Denis, follow the guide!
Heritage Days 2024: must-see sites in Seine-Saint-Denis (93)
The Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days) program in Seine-Saint-Denis on September 21 and 22, 2024. The 93 department opens the doors of its century-old factories and buildings. [Read more]
Dates and Opening Time
From September 21, 2024 to September 22, 2024
Location
Neuilly-sur-Marne
neuilly-sur-marne
93330 Neuilly sur Marne
Prices
Free
Official website
www.neuillysurmarne.fr
Heritage Days 2024: must-see sites in Seine-Saint-Denis (93)
