La Ferme Rose offers an interactive family activity combining observation, handling and exploration. Through workshops and investigative games, children and adults observe the walls, identify architectural elements and understand how the building has evolved within its environment. By comparing old images and interpreting traces, participants reconstruct the history of the place and its relationship with the landscape, from rural estate and dairy farm to cultural venue. Making a model materialises these transformations and helps explain the organisation of the site. Designed for families, the activity encourages learning through play and direct observation, while maintaining a connection with nature — a concrete way to illustrate “Our landscape, our legacy”.
The weekend also includes the exhibition Marcus Bois & d’Enghien: la Ferme Rose, une vision contemporaine, as well as a performance by Compagnie Atlas Impro du Monde.