Heritage: traveling thematic exhibitions.
Recreate the link with your territory, learn to look at your environment with a new and informed eye while awakening your creativity...
Through our exhibitions, we promote the heritage of our territory: museums, Historical Monuments, castles, religious buildings, natural and archaeological sites as well as industrial, wine-growing, technical and built heritage.
Composed of explanatory panels, objects and/or photographs, they are produced by the Sud-Hérault Heritage Service in collaboration with scientists, authors, researchers, specialists, enthusiasts, etc.
Works from the domain’s Documentation and Consultation Center accompany these exhibitions. Every month, a new exhibition is presented on one of the
emblematic themes of the municipality.
June: Montouliers
The village is located on a hill littered with olive trees where the Saint-Baudile Church and the ancient castle of Monte Olerio culminate, accessible via the streets
say “en calade”. The Roman Fountain is said to have been built by a legion of Julius Caesar. Paleontological sites dating from the Cretaceous and Miocene have yielded abundant material and are still being studied by scientists.
June 1: Opening of the exhibitions
11 a.m.: discovery of the Itinérance Route.
11:15 a.m.: guided tour of the heritage exhibition: “On the trail of the great apes in South Hérault” by the guide-lecturer, Bérangère Bordez.
11:30 a.m.: meeting with the artists of the ARCO Association: Sylvain Fraysse, Julien Cassignol and Valérie du Chéné around the exhibition “Dare contemporary art in territory #2” in music with the SALI group and Voix editions.
From 13:30 p.m. to 15:30 p.m.: artists' book workshop (multipurpose room).
14:00 p.m.: guided tour of the Saint-Baudile Church around the Plan-Objet Sud-Hérault and associated contemporary art works.
