Conservatoire des Métiers d'Autrefois (Conservatory of Traditional Trades)

Museum
Sciences and technology
Local tradition
Arts and culture
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Folk arts and popular traditions
Local history
Earthenware and Terracotta
Eco-museum

1679, avenue du Brulhois, 82340 Donzac

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A journey through time, a collection of 20,000 objects retracing daily life in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

20,000 objects are exhibited through numerous collections: reconstruction of a village of craftsmen, classroom of 1920, museum of the vine and wine, shops of yesteryear... From April 1 to June 15, 2026, the Conservatory invites you to discover the exhibition “Carto: representing the world.” From the earliest representations of the 3rd millennium BC to contemporary IGN maps, the exhibition traces the evolution of cartography through the ages. From July to September 2026, the Conservatory will then present an exhibition dedicated to illustrations from popular tales. Several courses are offered to suit all ages : - 6/11 years old: a day of adventure with Rosalie, the little mouse. - From 12 years old: murder party “Murder at the conservatory”. - From 6 years old: Nutcracker, the music-loving squirrel: outdoors. A life-size goose game in the shade of the plane mulberry trees. - Hunt for objects in the orchard-conservatory. A bucolic outdoor break. Depending on the season, you can pick cherries, plums, figs and other fruits from our orchard. All ages.