On the occasion of spring and with Easter approaching, come and discover the brand new edition of the ephemeral garden, a garden dedicated to galinettes!
New ephemeral garden in Lavandou!
Spring has arrived, the gardens are blooming and you have probably already started yours. After the “Jardin Branché” (2017) and “Music in the Garden” (2018), Le Lavandou invites you to discover the ephemeral garden “des Galinettes”.
Visit it on square of the Town Hall.
Once again, the Lavandou gardeners surprise you with their new layout.
Chickens are in the spotlight at Lavandou!
This year, the theme is focused on ecology with galinettes (little chickens).
Admire the 12 breeds present in the Lavandou garden. They allow reduce the volume of waste but also to improve the soil quality.
Do you know how ?
The chickens of ephemeral garden of Lavandou are fed with food waste from the communal restaurant. In addition, their droppings serve asnatural ecological fertilizer.
Tractor, straw, scarecrow, … find all the elements relating to the farm who slipped into the ephemeral garden through a rich and diverse vegetation.
Do you know how many chickens painted on wood have hidden in the garden?
Entertainment for all tastes
Take part in various animations for young and old in Lavandou. Indeed, throughout the presence of this ephemeral garden, events are offered to you.
Do not hesitate to consult the programming. And above all, come visit this magnificent ephemeral garden in Lavandou.
Pratical information
- What? Ephemeral garden 2019: Jardin des Galinettes
- Where ? On the Square of the Town Hall
- When? from April 07, 2019 to June 09, 2019
- Entertainment program:
- April 20/21 and 22 from 14 p.m. : Creative workshops for children. Making Easter eggs, little chicks and paper casseroles.
Chocolate eggs will be given to children who participate in this creative workshop. - Saturday April 27 at 15 p.m. and 17 p.m. : screening of the film “Chicken Run”, directed by Nick Park and Peter Lord. From 4 years old.
- Wednesday May 1st at 14:30 p.m. : “The little red hen who wanted to bake bread”, a kamishibai tale (a paper theater game from Japan), performed by Carole Zaveroni.
- Saturday May 4 at 15 p.m. and 17 p.m. : screening of the film “Chicken Little”, directed by Mark Dindal. From 4 years old.
- Saturday May 11 at 14:30 p.m. : show “The little hen who wanted to see the sea”, performed by the Rhapsodies Nomades theater company.
- Thursday May 30 in the afternoon : musical entertainment.
- Saturday June 1st at 14:30 p.m. : Reading of stories by Sandrine Ubeda and drawing workshop with Marc Ubeda.
- Sunday June 9 at 10 a.m. : guided tour of the ephemeral garden and surrounding gardens as part of the national event “Les rendez-vous au jardin”.
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