L'Art en Héritage Festival

The “Culture, Leisure, and Sports” Committee invites you on Saturday, November 28, to the second edition of the “L’Art en Héritage” festival and offers you a two-part journey: a dual perspective on the total solar eclipse of August 2026, followed by a musical journey to the moon.First Stop: Lecture on the Total Solar Eclipse Starting at 6:00 p.m., astrophotographer Jules Joris will take you on a journey through the creation of an image. Years of waiting and hard work for just a few minutes of action. He’ll share what goes into capturing an eclipse photograph: a journey, technical expertise, but above all, passion. Cosmologist Camille Bonvin will also speak to explain the phenomenon of the eclipse in simple terms and what it teaches us about Einstein’s general relativity.Second stop: “Mission Lune” concert—a musical journey to the moon. At 7:45 p.m., the band Any’s Project will invite you to embark on a 1 hour and 20-minute nonstop concert. A lunar rock universe, spellbinding lyrics, and space-themed videos: the band’s story of their lunar mission will unfold between songs, like a movie you experience from the inside. You’re not just a spectator—you’ll be part of the crew. ScheduleSaturday, November 28, 2026, at the Opale Foundation Auditorium, LensFree admission, no reservation required; you may attend one or both events- 5:30 p.m.: Doors open (free admission)—6:00 p.m.: Start of the lecture by astrophotographer Jules Joris, featuring a presentation by cosmologist Camille Bonvin on the lunar eclipse—6:45 p.m.: Q&A session with the audience—Starting at 7:00 PM: Break to meet Jules Joris and Camille Bonvin (we encourage you, if you’d like, to head to Restaurant L’Opale for a bite to eat)—7:30 PM: Doors open for the “Mission Lune” concert by the band Any’s Project (free admission)—7:45 p.m.: Concert begins—9:15 p.m.: End of the evening. An evening to look up at the sky, let yourself be carried away by stories, and leave with stars in your eyes and ears.

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