Description
What if you took the time to listen to what the land has to say? With “(Re)prise de terres,” the Compagnie du P’tit Noyau brings these voices to life to examine the state of agriculture today.
A collection of texts to read, recite, and sing about the issue of land grabbing. This reading offers an overview of the current situation, a focus on land grabbing by corporations, perspectives from philosophers, ecofeminists, and Indigenous peoples on how to inhabit the world, alternatives being developed for a new paradigm, as well as poetry and songs.
Organized by the agricultural land cooperative Terres en Guil, this event reflects its mission: to preserve farmland and biodiversity, support the retention and establishment of farmers, and strengthen local food sovereignty. Whether you come to discover an art form, explore a topic in depth, or simply share a moment, “(Re)prise de terres” offers a space to listen, reflect, and raise questions.
Rates
Free to participate.
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Opening times
On 11 December 2026
- 18:00
Location
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Spoken languages
Spoken languages




