June 2024
21st Rendez-vous aux Jardins
1st and 2nd June 2024, theme: “The five senses in the garden”.
Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd
• 2.00 pm to 8.00 pm, last admission 6.30 pm, self-guided tour
• from 2.30pm to 4.30pm, guided tour with the owner (discovery of the park, its history, orchard, parish priest’s garden and chapel with its contemporary stained glass windows).
Reduced admission – Self-guided tour: adults 4€, children aged 4/18 3€ – Guided tour: adults 6€, children aged 4/18 5€.
Open every day, except Thursdays, weekly closure, from July 15th to August 31th: 2pm to 8pm, last entry 6:30pm.
Tuesdays from July 16th to August 27nd inclusive: Workshops at the Aviary, alternating The White Lady and Collecting leaves (starting Tuesday July 16th with The White Lady).
To know more about it
Fridays from July 19th to August 23rd:
• a picnic (followed or not by a free or guided visit)
• a guided tour with the owner (6 people minimum)
To know more about it
Nocturnes: “The arboretum makes a date with the moon”
Discover the park and its mysteries by night!
Thursday 18 and Wednesday 31 July, 8.00 pm to 10.00 pm
Wednesdays 7 and 21 August, 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Appropriate clothing, bring a torch.
July 2024
Theatre 2024
Tuesday 16 July at 7.30pm: “Sortir de l’Abîme” (“Out of the Abyss”), poetic stand-up comedy
Actor-rambler Camille returns this year with a poetic reading.
Free admission. Refreshments available from 6.30pm to 9pm.
Reservations strongly recommended
Online: www.laluzege.fr
By phone: 06 12 40 05 94
Reservations strongly recommended
Online: www.laluzege.fr
By phone: 06 12 40 05 94
August 2024
Exposition et dédicace
An exhibition not to be missed in the Arboretum of the Château de Neuvic d’Ussel: “ChamPignons sur Ru… ChamPignons sur Parc”, from 15 July to 31 August (included in the entrance ticket). Author Benoît Peyre will be selling and signing his magnificent books on mushrooms on Wednesday 7 and 14 August from 4pm to 7pm.
Visit and apéritif
Wednesday 14 August, 6.30pm – 7.30 pm, visit and apéritif organized by the Pays d’Art et d’Histoire (Country of Art and History).
“The d’Ussel, a Corrézienne family for 900 years!
A journey from the Middle Ages through the 4 Troubadours of Ussel, the Revolution, the 19th century and the contemporary world.
This tour will be followed by an aperitif with local producers.
5€/person (limited to 20 people).
Reservation PAH 05 87 31 00 57.
Visit and apéritif
Wednesday 14 August, 6.30pm – 7.30 pm, visit and apéritif organized by the Pays d’Art et d’Histoire (Country of Art and History).
“The d’Ussel, a Corrézienne family for 900 years!
A journey from the Middle Ages through the 4 Troubadours of Ussel, the Revolution, the 19th century and the contemporary world.
This tour will be followed by an aperitif with local producers.
5€/person (limited to 20 people).
Reservation PAH 05 87 31 00 57.
Concert by the trio Les Autres
Saturday 17 August at 6.30pm
Payment is by the free, necessary and responsible hat!
In case of rain, the venue will be the foyer intercommunal d’éducation populaire in Neuvic.
Their albums will be on sale after the concert.
LES AUTRES is a French chanson trio based around vocals, four-handed piano and body percussion. From lyrics to music, all their compositions are original. In his songs, Emmanuel Demonsant tackles with all his heart the deep themes that concern and bind us all: childhood, love, death, relationships with others, all with a humour all his own.
The imaginative arrangements by Vincent Pouderoux and Charles Pommel are true musical compositions that carry the words powerfully.
The three musicians, who were also trained in theatre, met through theatre. This particularity emerges naturally from their concerts, through the scenic aspect, particularly visual.
Through the writing, arranging, performance and staging, each song is conceived as a little world in itself, a small universe for the space of a few minutes.
September 2024
The park will be closed for the European Heritage Days
Unfortunately, there will be no European Heritage Days this year due to the felling of the fir trees at the bottom of the park for safety reasons and drought.
The grandis and pectine trees can no longer stand the heat and are dying…