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Musée national Adrien Dubouché Limoges - Duration 2h
Unleash your creativity and learn at the same time, with two-hour activities specially designed for adults.
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The visit begins with a tour of the collections, followed by a hands-on art workshop based on the theme defined in the program. These visits are in French.
[EACD] - On Saturday, April 5th at 10am, as part of the European Artistic Crafts Days, take part in the “Porcelain jewels” activity with ceramist Elvire Blanc Briand. For the first time, the Adrien Dubouché national museum welcomes ceramist Elvire Blanc Briand. At the crossroads of art and craft, come and discover some of her works in the museum, then let her guide you through the process of making your own porcelain jewel.
Products can be collected from the museum a few weeks after the activity.
[This activity is limited to 8 participants.]
On Saturday, May 17th from 10pm to 11:30pm, take part in the “Porcelain Play Card” activity on the occasion of European Nights of Museums. This free activity is open to all, and no reservation is necessary. Did you know that the museum's collections include several plates decorated with playing cards, signed Salvador Dali (with the Raynaud factory), Guilhem Nave and Michel Lassont (for Animal Fabuleux) or from the La Rochelle earthenware factory? Take inspiration from these creations and decorate your own porcelain plate with your most beautiful card!
This free activity is open to all, and no reservation is necessary.
On Saturday, May 31st at 2pm, take part in the “Porcelain bouquet of flowers” activity with ceramist Anne Merlet, who is back at the museum with a new workshop combining flowers and porcelain! In her company and that of a tour guide, discover the delicate pastillage technique by studying the floral pieces from the Locré-Russinger factory on display in the collections, then try your hand at reproducing this technique on porcelain domes.
Productions can be collected from the museum a few weeks after the activity.
[This activity is limited to 6 participants.]
On Saturday, June 7th at 10 a.m., as part of the Rendez-vous in the gardens, take part in the “Tea Time” guided tour. Originating in China, the ancestral art of tea spread throughout Asia before conquering the heart of Europe. From the highly codified Japanese ceremony to the English tradition of afternoon tea, discover the history of this beverage across the world and through the ages. Then decorate a Limoges porcelain teacup with the help of a museum guide.
Reservations are recommended.
[EACD] - On Saturday, April 5th at 10am, as part of the European Artistic Crafts Days, take part in the “Porcelain jewels” activity with ceramist Elvire Blanc Briand. For the first time, the Adrien Dubouché national museum welcomes ceramist Elvire Blanc Briand. At the crossroads of art and craft, come and discover some of her works in the museum, then let her guide you through the process of making your own porcelain jewel.
Products can be collected from the museum a few weeks after the activity.
[This activity is limited to 8 participants.]
On Saturday, May 17th from 10pm to 11:30pm, take part in the “Porcelain Play Card” activity on the occasion of European Nights of Museums. This free activity is open to all, and no reservation is necessary. Did you know that the museum's collections include several plates decorated with playing cards, signed Salvador Dali (with the Raynaud factory), Guilhem Nave and Michel Lassont (for Animal Fabuleux) or from the La Rochelle earthenware factory? Take inspiration from these creations and decorate your own porcelain plate with your most beautiful card!
This free activity is open to all, and no reservation is necessary.
On Saturday, May 31st at 2pm, take part in the “Porcelain bouquet of flowers” activity with ceramist Anne Merlet, who is back at the museum with a new workshop combining flowers and porcelain! In her company and that of a tour guide, discover the delicate pastillage technique by studying the floral pieces from the Locré-Russinger factory on display in the collections, then try your hand at reproducing this technique on porcelain domes.
Productions can be collected from the museum a few weeks after the activity.
[This activity is limited to 6 participants.]
On Saturday, June 7th at 10 a.m., as part of the Rendez-vous in the gardens, take part in the “Tea Time” guided tour. Originating in China, the ancestral art of tea spread throughout Asia before conquering the heart of Europe. From the highly codified Japanese ceremony to the English tradition of afternoon tea, discover the history of this beverage across the world and through the ages. Then decorate a Limoges porcelain teacup with the help of a museum guide.
Reservations are recommended.
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These tours are in French. If you would like to take part, please note the following information:
Visitors who are normally entitled to free admission need only purchase the “Single rate” ticket.
Admission to the museum is free for everyone on the first Sunday of every month.
The museum is also free for visitors under the age of 26, working teachers, group leaders, artists and authors, jobseekers and recipients of minimum social benefits upon presentation of proof dated no more than 6 months previously.
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Musée national Adrien Dubouché Limoges
8 bis Place Winston Churchill, Limoges 87000
8 bis Place Winston Churchill, Limoges 87000
Access
Bus n°6 ou n°8 - arrêt place Winston Churchill. Car de tourisme : emplacement réservé devant le musée.
Voiture : parking payant de 600 places en face du musée, et deux parkings souterrains payants (place d’Aine et place de la Motte)
Voiture : parking payant de 600 places en face du musée, et deux parkings souterrains payants (place d’Aine et place de la Motte)