Mercredi J’peux pas, j’ai musee is a Dijon museum programme at Musee de la Vie Bourguignonne. The city agenda now lists the next cycle from 23 September to 16 December 2026.
Tag: heritage-culture
Festival des Solutions Écologiques in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
Festival des Solutions Écologiques is a regional programme running across Bourgogne-Franche-Comté from 14 to 20 September 2026. It is a multi-site regional programme rather than a single Dijon venue.
Invasion Game in Arc-et-Senans: Environmental Challenge
Take part in the Invasion Game at Saline royale in Arc-et-Senans, where teams investigate a newly identified invasive species threatening the local ecosystem. This outdoor activity challenges visitors to identify various flora and fauna, such as plants, insects, and birds, within the gardens. Upon recognizing the invasive species, teams will create a code to unlock a mysterious safe. The programme is scheduled for two dates: 21 July and 18 August 2026, both starting at 2:30 PM. Duration is approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, so arriving 15 minutes early is advised. Suitable for ages 7 and up, minors must be accompanied by an adult. Visitors should dress appropriately for outdoor conditions, as the programme will proceed in inclement weather unless major risks are present. Note that the Invasion Game ticket does not provide access to the museums and exhibitions at Saline royale. The format is suited to nature lovers and families looking for an outdoor challenge.
La Ruée vers l’Or Blanc in Salins-les-Bains: Children’s Tour
At La Grande Saline in Salins-les-Bains, children aged 6 to 11 can take part in the history of salt production through “La Ruée vers l’Or Blanc.” Young visitors will cover the wells in search of salt water while learning about the secrets of creating this specific commodity. The programme includes a guided tour that examines the processes of salt crystallization, followed by a hands-on workshop where kids can mimic the work of ancient salt workers using mini-tools. This interactive is designed to be both educational and entertaining, igniting curiosity about the history and science behind salt production.
Exposition Les méandres du passé in Pierre-de-Bresse
This heritage exhibition, whose full title refers to Bresse and the Bronze Age, is listed in the Bresse Bourguignonne agenda for Pierre-de-Bresse from 1 April to 5 July 2026.
Salins Fire of 1825: A Historical Exhibition
La Grande Saline hosts a significant temporary exhibition focusing on the devastating fire that ravaged Salins-les-Bains on July 27, 1825. Within just two days, the blaze destroyed over 400 homes, leaving 726 families displaced and marking a pivotal moment in the town’s history. This exhibition provides a comprehensive retrospective on the causes, consequences, and the community’s response. The exhibition moves through various sections that cover the conditions before the fire, the inferno itself, and the following relief efforts. The display features poignant artifacts, engravings, and firsthand accounts from those affected. Among the items showcased are a hand pump from the local fire museum, melted remnants from the fire, and reproductions of artwork by celebrated artists that contributed to the town’s rebuilding. The exhibit highlights the national solidarity that emerged, with aid rolling in from across the country to assist in recovery efforts. It also reflects how Salins’ urban landscape has been permanently altered by the tragedy, adhering to architectural standards that still hold today. us at La Grande Saline to witness this crucial piece of history and to appreciate the resilience of Salins and its residents over the last two centuries.
Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune: Hospital History Walk
A guided tour at the Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune, retracing the legacy of its founders and benefactors. The tour highlights significant sites linked to nearly 600 years of hospital history, including the grand courtyard and the hospice museum. Visitors will attend stops at the ramparts and bastion, gaining insights into medieval hospital architecture and the 17th-century orphanage. Tours are scheduled every first Sunday from July to December, 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM, with a limited capacity of 18 visitors per session. Tickets can be purchased through the Hospices Civils de Beaune website for a more intimate exploration of this cultural heritage.
Beaune Underground Tour: Winegrowers’ History
The “Beaune Underground: Faubourg St-Nicolas” tour to uncover the lesser-known history of one of Beaune’s historic winegrowers’ districts. The tour begins at Porte Saint-Nicolas and lasts for two hours, accommodating only 20 visitors for a personal programme. Visitors will gain limited access to ancient winegrowers’ courtyards, the Saint-Nicolas cellars (Maison Albert Bichot), the Besancenot estate, and the historic Carmelite convent, home to the precious Chapel of the Christ Child. Organized by the Association des Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne, the programme emphasizes the rich cultural heritage of the Burgundy region.
Children’s Workshop in Levier: Art & Poetry
The ‘Atelier enfant – Dessin et poésie’ is a workshop for children aged 5 and over, held at the Musée relais du cheval de trait comtois et de la forêt in Levier. This multi-sensory encourages kids to express their creativity through drawing and poetry. Scheduled for 28 July 2026, from 14:30 to 17:30, it’s a format for young artists to attend a creative afternoon in an inspiring setting.
Mâcon Insolite: Discover Hidden Treasures
Mâcon, historically layered, boasts traboules, courtyards, and old houses. These items reflect the region’s architectural splendor. Guided tours both iconic sites and lesser-known spots, offering insights into Mâcon’s cultural significance and the narratives behind its structures. Take part in this exploration to appreciate the character of this historic city.