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The "Manoir Le Val aux Houx" is opening its doors to the public exceptionally this summer (from July 1 to August 4, 2025) and on the occasion of the "Journées du Patrimoine" (from September 19 to September 27, 2025). Guided tours are offered every day from 12pm to 6pm. You'll discover this manor hou...

 Guégon

On my return from 10 years in Spain, I set up my workshop at Forges de Lanouée after training in Barcelona and Séné. Inspired by the sea, I create utilitarian and decorative objects in white stoneware adorned with blue and green glazes, developed and produced in my workshop. Each object acquires a u...

 Forges de Lanouée

"WHO STOLE THE SWORD OF THE CONNÉTABLE OLIVIER DE CLISSON? During this autonomous treasure hunt, join the famous investigator Yann-Per de Buissonnier. He has been commissioned by the Constable Olivier de Clisson to find the author of this theft. Will you be able to help him in his endeavour and sol...

 Josselin

 La Trinité-Porhoët

Henri-Pierre Thouzeau works in a variety of materials: stone, papier-mâché, clay and cement. This talent enables him to create some curious sculptures, the most famous of which is the "Potâme"! Some of his sculptures are cast in cement for outdoor use, at very reasonable prices. In summer, open Mo...

 Josselin

 Guégon

The Beaumanoir cinema is a community cinema. It has a 258-seat theatre, including a 75-seat balcony. The cinema is equipped with a 2D and 3D projector. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Open all year round with a screening at 8:30 pm from Wednesday to Saturday. On Sundays, one sessi...

 Josselin

Come and try your luck and defy time! On the programme 2 escape games: Where has the World Cup gone? While the players are celebrating their title with the coach in a press conference, an individual has managed to break into the dressing room and steal the World Cup. The plane taking the players...

 Forges de Lanouée

 Guégon

The yew tree has been revered for thousands of years as one of the oldest beings on earth. As such, and in memory of past generations, it was often planted at the foot of megalithic burial mounds, Celtic steles and then Christian chapels, as here with the Chapel of Saint-Yves in Cruguel, erected in...

 Cruguel