With the festive season just around the corner, Laurent Masquelier-Ricard was invited to present La Magnanerie de Bourré on the TV program "Destination Val de Loire : Spécial Noël". Many thanks to Aurélien LEGENDRE and Lygie ROTHON for their warm welcome.
© TV ToursLaurent 2 talks about his troglo and the visit in this interview by Cécile Mette and Isabelle Amelot.
© France 3 Centre-Val de LoireConviviality and good humor were present for the filming of a program of "Kamini en roue libre" for France 3 Center - Val de Loire. And, for once, the 2 (3 or 4?) Laurents are on screen.
© France TélévisionsA few days before the holidays, France 3 Center Val de Loire reiterates its interest in our site, this time in the early evening newspaper. Thanks to Amélie Rigodanzo for her enthusiasm
© France TélévisionsA few days before the holidays, France 3 Center Val de Loire has chosen to make a "live" from La Magnanerie (renamed for the occasion "Christmas grotto") as part of the mid-day news. We are very happy that the festive atmosphere pleased Amélie Rigodanzo.
© France TélévisionsFor 20 years, Cyril Hue has been the veterinarian of Zoo de la Flèche. Its Sunday program aims to introduce the flora and fauna of our region. We were very happy to receive him at La Magnanerie de Bourré to discuss with him the life of silkworms.
© France Télévisions / Morgane productionsThis daily show from France 3 Center - Val de Loire had the good idea to put its camera down for a week in Montrichard Val de Cher. The Bourré Magnanerie was obviously the subject of a nice report.
© France Télévisions / Reportage M.Rondonnier - G.Soudat - A.Lazeiras - L.VauryWe would like to thank Alex and Adrien, intern videographers at the Regional Tourism Committee, for this presentation clip of La Magnanerie. The icing on the cake, the views taken from the drone offer a new perspective on the garden.
© Comité Régional du Tourisme - Centre-Val de LoireHow not to be grateful when France 5 ranks La Magnanerie in the 100 must-see places in a lifetime? It was a pleasure to welcome Anne-Sophie Chenuet, a nice ambassador for our region, to our home during a shoot.
© France Télévisions / en partenariat avec France Bleu / Réalisation Laure LeibovitzWhat a pleasure to receive Sophie Davant and Harold Hessel with us for a (short) appearance in this special program which sees the team of Alexandra and Diane compete against that of Julien and Pierre-Jean in search of beautiful objects at our local junk dealers. At the Magnanerie, Sophie and Harrold discovered troglo, stone and silkworms.
© France Télévisions - Warner Bros ITVP France / Présentation Sophie Davant / Réalisation Sébastien PestelTV Tours evening news programme features La Magnanerie. Thanks to Samuel Colin for such a nice presentation.
© TV Tours / présentation Audrey Champigny / reportage de Samuel ColinA well known French presenter, Jamy Gourmaud, is reporting from the castle of Chenonceau. In 1554, Diane de Poitiers had 150 mulberry trees planted in the gardens to feed the silkworms. The TV crew then moves on to La Magnanerie de Bourré to learn more about silkworm farming.
© Troisième Oeil Productions / JA Productions / Côté Jardins / France 3Lively journalist Eloïse Bruzat decided to spend the morning at La Magnanerie, broadcasting live no less than 6 times within a couple of hours. She had the excellent idea to focus on the "troglos" (the caves we live in) as well as the silkworms.
© France Télévisions 2018 / 9h50 le matin / reportage d’Eloïse Bruzat / images : Gilles Maury / Son : Matthias SoaresA well known French "weather" programme covers the history of silk production in the Tours area. The programme features La Magnanerie as well as the last silk weaving factory still operating in the region.
© France 3 / Météo à la carte / reportage de J.B. Bergès et S. RocherTélématin is one of the most popular morning programmes in France. Journalist Laurence Beauvillard covers silk production at the ROZE workshop in Tours but also pays a visit to our silkworms in order to understand how the "golden thread" is naturally produced.
© France 2 / Télématin / reportage de L.Beauvillard, C.Jourdain et C.MaizouThis is one of the episodes of a series called "Cave dwellings and troglodytic monuments in the Loir-et-Cher". La Magnanerie is an obvious stop for journalist Arnaud MOREAU. He then moves on to la Cave des Roches, another tourist site in Bourré.
© France 3 / reportage de Arnaud Moreau, Mélior Mouamma et Laurent AmblardA 12 second advert before each film shown at the Montrichard and Amboise cinemas for 3 months.
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