European Heritage Days

• Saturday at 4pm, Lanterne Magique – 19 rue Poterne

British sculptor Paul Day from Burgundy will be taking part in a lively talk, providing an opportunity for real exchange with the public. Come and ask your questions to find out all about scultpure, from the perspective of an atypical artist who goes against the grain of artistic trends. Throughout the day, the artist will be on hand at the museum to chat with visitors.

• Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm, every 30 minutes

Flash Tours Romanesque architecture through Paul Day: Discover how the artist’s bas-reliefs, arcades and massive volumes resonate with the power and austerity of Romanesque architecture, a dialogue between contemporary art and heritage. Paris as seen by Paul Day: Paul Day’s sculptures, full of detail and emotion, capture the soul of Paris: its rooftops, bridges and façades, offering a sensitive and poetic vision of the capital.

• Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm, Salle Tourlière, opposite the museum

Paul Day’s Theatre” workshop: Creation of a relief scene using elements from Paul Day’s works. Collage workshop: Invent a monument using elements cut from Paul Day’s works. Writing workshop: Imaginary letters inspired by The Meeting Place. Open to the general public Going to the Musée des Beaux Arts

• Saturday from 5pm to 6pm, cemetery

Come and discover the history of Beaune’s first cemeteries, the graves of those who died for France, the graves of great personalities and those of anonymous people. As you wander through the cemetery’s alleys, the history of Beaune will be revealed to you. In the event of bad weather, the visit will be replaced by an exploration of the Municipal Archives.

• Saturday and Sunday at 3pm, 4pm, 5pm and 6pm

The Municipal Archives invite you to take a tour of the reserves on the theme of Beaune’s burial history, tracing the evolution of tombs from the first Gallo-Roman burials to today’s cemetery. To mark the centenary of the inauguration of the Beaune War Memorial, you will also have the opportunity to discover, through the archives, the history of the region’s memorial buildings. Bookings on 03 80 24 56 81How to get to the Archives Municipales

• Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm, Salle du Puits

Arts & Crafts > A stained-glass artist Discover the creations, tools and demonstrations of master stained-glass artist Pierre-Olivier Bertheau. How is glass coloured, cut and assembled?

• Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm, museum courtyard, under the big top

Creative workshop > Imagine your own monument Using architectural elements from Beaune’s monuments, children are invited to assemble and create their own monument. Young public (from age 5)

• Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 6pm, museum courtyard

Giant board games > Family heritage Immerse yourself in the world of local heritage with our board games inspired by the town’s monuments! Dobble bourguignon, Triomino special heritage or Memory of the treasures of Burgundy! These games are free to play and enjoy!

• Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm, every hour

Flash Tours > Behind the scenes of the museum’s creation Want to find out more about the Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne, its remarkable architecture and its history? Curious to go behind the scenes of the creation of the Musée du Vin de Bourgogne and its scenography? Take part in our flash tours: 15 minutes in a jiffy to delve into the history of the building and understand the choices made to bring our wine heritage to life.

• Sunday, 10am to 3pm, museum courtyard

Association des Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne Fun workshops for young and old about the richness of the Climats and their inclusion on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

• Sunday from 3 pm to 4 pm, courtyard of the museum (in the winery)

Show > Des Hommes et des Climats, by the Compagnie Vagabonde ” Des Hommes et des Climats “, created especially to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne being listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Unesco World Heritage Site; is a play by the Compagnie Vagabonde featuring three actors in a sensitive and engaging story about the link between Man, the vine and the climate. Registration required on 03 80 22 08 19 or [email protected] How to get to the Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne

• Saturday from 10am to 12pm

Tour of the tapestries A beautifully preserved set of tapestries, known as the thousand-flower tapestry, dates from the 15th century and depicts the life of the Virgin Mary.

• Sunday from 2pm to 5.30pm

Guided tours: “The private flats of the vicarage” The private flats of the vicarage are exceptionally open to visitors! Formerly the flats of the dean of canons, they feature beautiful 18th-century woodwork and a number of works of art. You can also visit the collegiate church of Notre-Dame and its tapestries, known as the thousand-flower tapestries, dating from the 15th century and depicting the life of the Virgin Mary. All day, subject to availability

• Saturday from 10am to 11am and from 3pm to 4pm, and Sunday from 10am to 11am

Visit and discover the heritage collections from the 11th to the 21st century. Book in advance on 03 80 24 55 81

• Saturday from 5.30pm to 7pm

Our heritage collections have been stolen. Come and investigate with your family and find the missing book! For children aged 8 and over (accompanied by an adult) Book on 03 80 24 55 81

• Saturday from 10.30am to 12.30pm

Workshop for adults: Introduction to linocut and dominoté papers. Book in advance on 03 80 24 55 81

• Sunday from 10.30am to 12.30pm

Workshop for children: Introduction to linocut and dominoté papers. For children aged 8 and over Book on 03 80 24 55 81

• Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 6pm

Self-guided tours: “Behind the scenes” From 1862 to the present day, the great history of the theatre and its little anecdotes are revealed. You will have access to :

• backstage
• the artists’ dressing rooms

The whole team will be on hand to guide you and answer your questions.

• Saturday and Sunday at 10.30am and 2.30pm

Guided tours: “Technical tricks” During these guided tours, you can discover how light is created in the theatre and the technical tricks used to work magic on stage. Information: 03 80 24 56 86

• Sundays from 3pm to 5.30pm, every 30 minutes

A former 13th-century chapel, for several centuries it was the place of worship attached to the Hôpital du Saint-Esprit, founded before the Hôtel Dieu. Like the famous Salle des Pôvres, the chapel has an inverted ship’s hull structure. It survived the demise of the hospital and was used for a time to house the infantry, before being converted into a winery in the 20th century. Its renovation by the Beaune & Pays Beaunois Tourist Office, to make it its administrative headquarters, gives it a new lease of life as it enters the 21st century. Booking on 03 80 26 21 30, max 12 participants