Visit to Brasserie des Rieux
Over the course of an hour, we explain how our beers are made (in French) in the production area, then finish off around the counter with a few tastings to illustrate our point.
Introduction to glassblowing – “Feel like blowing?
With an artisan glass blower, make your Christmas ball in blown glass, choose the colors, blow with a cane, heat and shape your piece before putting it in the annealing arch
Virtual exploration: diving into the oceans
Dive into the oceans with a virtual reality headset and learn more about the animals that live in the world's seas with the help of a mediator! A workshop for the whole family, with hands-on experience and immersion.
Surprise pedestrian rally with PAN / Nicolas Grisolle
Discover Darbres, Mirabel and/or many other villages and natural sites during a big game. Search for clues, skill tests, games of chance, small tastings... all supervised by a facilitator - for all audiences - suitable for families and groups.
Children’s course: making a wooden object
Amandine can organise a one-on-one workshop for children to create and leave with your wooden object. Le P'tit écureuil is a small workshop in the heart of the village of Mirabel where Amandine Coquelin handcrafts jewelry and other objects from precious wood.
Journée Européennes des métiers d’art: Initiation au soufflage de verre
With an artisan glass blower, make your Christmas ball in blown glass, choose the colors, blow with a cane, heat and shape your piece before putting it in the annealing arch
Self-guided tour Ver à Soie / Musée de la Magnanerie
From the garden's museum to the silkworms' "apartments," our guide will present mulberry-worms culture in its many facets : natural, historical, technical, economic... A surprising visit accessible to all, including the spinning of cocoons (duration 1 hour 15 minutes).
Discover the making of artisanal nougat with tasting at the Nougaterie du Pont d’Arc
All year round, at all times, a view of the production workshop through a large bay window, allowing you to see the work in progress, and a 15-minute film showing the making of the nougat.