On Thursday 22nd April 2010, students doing the Vocational Master’s specialising in “Local management of the cultural heritage” at Orléans Faculty of Law organised professional meetings on the theme “Night Culture”. These annual meetings were this year rounded off by a guided tour with storytelling, blending historical anecdotes and an adaptation of the play “La rumeur” (The rumour) by the company Diabolo Théâtre, which drew more than a hundred locals.
The objective was to "
put on a festive and friendly cultural event at night-time that
looks at culture, history and heritage" declared Cécile
Mallot, President of the Association Speculos, which brings the
Master's students together. These students organised these meetings
and the tour from A to Z, by forging partnerships between
institutions (City, County Council, University, CROUS, Orléans
Theatre) and associations (CJF Audiophoto).
Earlier in the day, professional meetings provided food for
thought on the concept through two topics:
- Night culture to bring the city centre to life
- Night culture to fight against cultural intimidation
The Vocational Master's specialising in "Local management of the
cultural heritage" trains executives of the different aspects of
public cultural heritage management. The originality of this
course lies in the emphasis put on the financial, accounting and
operational management of cultural heritage, alongside more
conventional lessons on its history, rules and role in regional and
economic development. Two new modules address the natural and
landscape heritage and setup of European cultural projects.
Speculos
Vocational
Masters specialising in Local management of the
cultural heritage at Orléans Faculty of Law