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Launch of the mobile site from 2 July 2011.
Launch of the the Shared Knowledge Site from beginning of September 2011.
Roots, Sites and Big Events from 6 to 16 October 2011.
Roots exhibitions visible until 26 February 2012 (closing date to be confirmed).

Venues

Musée d’Aquitaine
20 Cours Pasteur
33000 Bordeaux
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CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain de Bordeaux
7 rue Ferrère
33000 Bordeaux
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Halle Debat Ponsans (Les Abattoirs)
Quais de Paludate
33800 Bordeaux
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Halle des Douves
Place des Capucins
33800 Bordeaux
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Café Pompier
7 place renaudel
33800 Bordeaux
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Base Sous-Marine
Boulevard Alfred Daney
33000 Bordeaux
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Grand Théâtre
Place de la Comédie
33025 Bordeaux
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