Vacances en Grèce au MuséoParc Alésia

☑️ Speed dating

7 to 10 minutes at the most to get to know an ancient god or athlete!
Duration: 7 to 10 minutes
Included in the entrance ticket.

11.15 am: Zeus
12 noon: Milon of Crotone
2 pm: The Discobolus
2:45 pm: The diadumene
3.30 pm: Zeus
4.15pm: Milon of Crotone

☑️ Workshops

Included with admission.
From 10.30 am to 12.30 pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm
ATTENTION Children must be accompanied by an adult; one adult per child under 8.

☑️Cuisine Greek

Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 October
Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 October
Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November

Young and old alike can discover the foods eaten and the dishes prepared by the Greeks in Antiquity, and then prepare a recipe with the help of cultural mediators.

☑️ Terracotta painting

Monday 21 to Friday 25 October

Painted decorations on ceramics are a useful way of understanding Greek culture and the ancient Olympic Games. With visual artist Adeline Piovoso, visitors can try their hand at a ceramic painting technique: black figures on a red background. On a terracotta support, they draw and then paint a Greek motif.

☑️Fabrication golden crowns

Monday 28 October to Friday 1 November

A number of gold crowns, with olive or oak leaf motifs, have been found in the Greek world: in Macedonia, but also in Asia Minor. With the advice of our cultural mediators, make your own golden crown.

☑️ Alésia ciné :

A selection of animated films on the theme of Greece.
Included in the admission ticket

Tuesday 22 October at 2.30pm
Pattie and the wrath of Poseidon,
animated film by David Alaux and Éric Tosti, 2023,
running time: 1 hour 36 minutes.
Ages 6 and up.

Life goes on peacefully in Yolcos, a port town in ancient Greece, when the population is threatened by the wrath of Poseidon. A young adventurous mouse and the cat who has adopted her unwittingly help old Jason and his Argonauts in their quest to save the city. But more than just a helping hand, the operation will ultimately lead them to confront mythology's most dangerous creatures and overcome all the dangers for them.

Tuesday 29 October at 2.30pm
Icarus,
animated film by Carlo Vogele and Isabelle Andrivet, 2022,
running time: 1 hour 16 minutes.
Ages 8 and up

On the island of Crete, every nook and cranny is a playground for Icarus, the son of the great inventor Daedalus. During an exploration near the palace of Knossos, the little boy makes a strange discovery: a child with the head of a bull is locked up there on the orders of King Minos. In secret from his father, Icarus befriends the young minotaur named Asterion. But fate changes when Asterion is trapped in a labyrinth. Will Icarus be able to save his friend and change the course of a story written by the gods?

The full programme is here: https://www.alesia.com/vacances-en-grece/