The Maison du Bois et dutoy de Mazamet is offering a festive and family day on Saturday May 30 to bring the exhibition “At the heart of the islands, wood in the cultures of the South Pacific” to a beautiful close, which will have kept visitors in suspense throughout its duration.
The program for this closing day is designed for all ages and promises a sensory and cultural journey to the heart of Oceanian traditions, from the afternoon until the evening.
From 3 p.m. and until 5:30 p.m., children aged four to twelve will be invited to participate in the “Mission Tiki” game, available in two versions adapted according to age groups, to explore the riches of Pacific civilizations in a fun and interactive way.
At 4:30 p.m., the Mazametian association J’M Lire will take over with a session of readings aloud, a moment of literary sharing which will echo the themes of the exhibition and extend the invitation to travel through words. The high point of the evening will be reached at 7:30 p.m. with the intervention of the Kahiimaitepuna association of Labruguière, which will offer the public a show of Pacific dances bringing together more than twenty dancers in a colorful and emotional scene.
A way that is both festive and demanding to close this exhibition which will have contributed to showcasing, in the heart of the Tarn, the richness and diversity of the island cultures of the South Pacific.
Registrations are compulsory and can be done by telephone on 05Â 63Â 61Â 42Â 70, while prices and additional information are available on the maisonboisjouet.fr website.
