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Culture September 18, 2026

"Nausicaä: 35 Years of Boulogne History" Event

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"Nausicaä: 35 Years of History in Boulogne" Event

On September 18, 2026, in Boulogne-sur-Mer, join us at the Maison de la Beurrière for a one-of-a-kind evening. Christine Leprêtre of Nausicaä and Jean-Pierre Ramet, president of the Maison de la Beurrière, will present the history of Nausicaä, from the initial project to the National Maritime Center.

This evening will be an opportunity to discover the history of Nausicaä through several themed segments, punctuated by anecdotes and interactions with the audience. Christine Leprêtre and Jean-Pierre Ramet will share their passion for local history and reveal the secrets of Nausicaä.

Join us at the Maison de la Beurrière for an unforgettable cultural evening!

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