France/Guipry-Messac. The association Le Point de Rosée invites you to discover the little-known heritage of the region.

The Corbinières valley, in Guipry-Messac, serves as a link, in partnership with the communes of Langon and Sainte-Anne-sur-Vilaine. The project: combining history, nature, environment and culture.

On Friday September 15, the association Le Point de rosée presented its project to several partners at La Coëfferie in Guipry-Messac. Interview with Fabrice Croizé.

What is the aim of the association?

Le Point de rosée offers artistic proposals: a show, a residency, a ball, a conference... A way of discovering little-known heritage. The Corbinières valley will be the main theme. The aim is to showcase the flora and fauna of heritage structures and remarkable viewpoints.

Why this valley?

In 2024, we'll be celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Liberation. Corbinières was a site of the Resistance. The association aims to promote and encourage artistic vitality in rural areas. The idea is to make the public aware of the beauty and protection of our natural and historical heritage, and to help them discover this little-known valley, with all its meanders, known as cluses. It's a great way to see the Vilaine in a different light.

What activities are planned?

There will be storytelling walks, a concert in a Templar chapel, a swing ball, astronomical observations from the belvedere, street theater in a field, readings hanging from a tree, open-air cinema, a gourmet dinner, etc.

Contact Fabrice Croizé, tel: 06 67 67 42 48; e-mail: info@lepointderosee.fr; website: www.lepointderosee.fr

Source: www.ouest-france.fr/