The village of Savoillans invites you to events to inaugurate the Grandeur Nature Festival. On the program: discovery of the art trail with presentation of new works by the artists, a musical walk and an aperitif.
Program:
INAUGURATION OF THE SAVOILLANS ART TRAIL
17-19:30 Art trail tour
With the artists in residence 2025 :
- Roger Rigorth
- Yoann Crépin
- Nina Moulin
- Daphné Bérard
- 6:00 pm Musical siesta by Marie-Christine Laurel "Tulog na tula, the poetry of sleep".
On the route of the Art Trail inauguration. Tulog na tula", which means "poetry of sleep" in Tagalog (a language of the Philippines), is a sensory
meditative experience inspired by Philippine musical traditions. It takes the form of a musical siesta in which the audience is invited to lie down
and let themselves be carried away by an immersive voyage of sound. The performance blends a variety of acoustic instruments (harp, drum, harmonium...), Tagalog songs and sounds of nature (wind, fire, waves...), creating a poetic and soothing universe. In a state of gentle somnolence, participants are invited to travel within, to feel the living presence of the Earth and to reconnect with a form of universal sensory memory.
- 7.30pm-9.30pm Show Les incroyables Fômmes Orchestres Fanfare de poche / déambulation Heïdi S.,
Europe's one and only woman-orchestra, and Gernard, "percussion tuba player", can play six instruments at the same time, almost all of them hand-made! Much more than just a mini-fanfare, Heïdi and Gernard will take you on a journey through the warmth of a
repertoire (Venezuela, Brazil, Sicily, the Mediterranean...) and the conviviality of their colorful characters.
like cheerful peddlers, Christine Spraul and Simon Berger will brighten your hearts with their lively music, inviting you to play along
with the audience.
- 9:30pm Cinéma en pleine Nature JARDIN DU BASTIDON
Short films by Yoann Joly Crépin in the presence of the artist.
Influenced by the Land-Art movement, Yoann Joly Crépin has been creating landscape installations since 2005.
and interact with their environment. Some play with wind, light and weightlessness, while others unite with water, earth and plants. He favors video to convey the vitality emanating from these works, and also uses photography. Screenings followed by a meeting with the artist at the Festival Base Camp!
INAUGURATION OF THE SAVOILLANS ART TRAIL
17-19:30 Art trail tour
With the artists in residence 2025 :
- Roger Rigorth
- Yoann Crépin
- Nina Moulin
- Daphné Bérard
- 6:00 pm Musical siesta by Marie-Christine Laurel "Tulog na tula, the poetry of sleep".
On the route of the Art Trail inauguration. Tulog na tula", which means "poetry of sleep" in Tagalog (a language of the Philippines), is a sensory
meditative experience inspired by Philippine musical traditions. It takes the form of a musical siesta in which the audience is invited to lie down
and let themselves be carried away by an immersive voyage of sound. The performance blends a variety of acoustic instruments (harp, drum, harmonium...), Tagalog songs and sounds of nature (wind, fire, waves...), creating a poetic and soothing universe. In a state of gentle somnolence, participants are invited to travel within, to feel the living presence of the Earth and to reconnect with a form of universal sensory memory.
- 7.30pm-9.30pm Show Les incroyables Fômmes Orchestres Fanfare de poche / déambulation Heïdi S.,
Europe's one and only woman-orchestra, and Gernard, "percussion tuba player", can play six instruments at the same time, almost all of them hand-made! Much more than just a mini-fanfare, Heïdi and Gernard will take you on a journey through the warmth of a
repertoire (Venezuela, Brazil, Sicily, the Mediterranean...) and the conviviality of their colorful characters.
like cheerful peddlers, Christine Spraul and Simon Berger will brighten your hearts with their lively music, inviting you to play along
with the audience.
- 9:30pm Cinéma en pleine Nature JARDIN DU BASTIDON
Short films by Yoann Joly Crépin in the presence of the artist.
Influenced by the Land-Art movement, Yoann Joly Crépin has been creating landscape installations since 2005.
and interact with their environment. Some play with wind, light and weightlessness, while others unite with water, earth and plants. He favors video to convey the vitality emanating from these works, and also uses photography. Screenings followed by a meeting with the artist at the Festival Base Camp!
Rates
Rates
Free access.
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Opening times
Opening times
On 26 July 2025
- 17:00 at 22:30
