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Grand Parc - Salle des fêtes of Grand Parc, Bordeaux

02/07/2011 from 4 :30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

WORKSHOPS CONCERTS ENCOUNTERS PERFORMANCES

Témoignages du passé et perspectives d'avenir (photo Pierre Planchenault)

Présentation du projet "TABLE" (photo Pierre Planchenault)

Salle des Fêtes - Grand Parc (photo Pierre Planchenault)

INAUGURATION OF THE MOBILE UNIT

Launch of the summer exploration throughout the metropolis of EVENTO 2011’s mobile unit

Prefiguration (4:30 p.m._5:30 p.m.)
- Inauguration of EVENTO 2011’s mobile unit in the presence of the artists: ZEBRA 3 (Bordeaux) + REFUNC (Netherlands).
- Welcome of the mobile unit performed by the group Jafly in front of the Salle des Fêtes.
- Christening + performance centred on the different functions proposed by the mobile unit
- Public presentation of EVENTO 2011

Workshop (5:45 p.m._6:30 p.m.)
- Presentation of the workshop “TABLE” by the Bordeaux School of Architecture and Landscape students, on the sensitive and “psychogeographic” mapping of the Grand Parc area, foreshadowing the installation of an emotional signage for EVENTO 2011.
- Presentation by the students and teachers: Claire Petetin + Éric Troussicot.

Witnesses (6:30 p.m._ 7 p.m.): selection of initiatives
- Atelier Décosolidaire, Vivre avec, Collectif Hnord, SEL des cressonnières, Pédibus.

Exchanges (7 p.m._8:15 p.m.)
- SDF debate, on the future of the Salle des Fêtes…. Accounts of the past and perspectives for the future.

Illusions (from 8:30 p.m.)
- Procession parade to the green way behind the Social Centre, in the company of the group Jafly and EVENTO 2011’s mobile unit.
- Meal.
- Le bal du sam’di soir by the group Bombes2bal
- Closing of Grand Parc en fête

With the collaboration of the social and cultural centre of Grand Parc, of the Activity centre of Grand Parc, of the Grand Parc Library, Grand parc en Fête / Grand parc en Mouvement, MC2A…

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