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A baroque voyage through the waves

Saturday 26 July, 20:30 20:30
Immaculate Conception - 62930
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The Rotomagus and Barbaroques ensembles are back together again this summer for a new musical stopover.

Their promise? To help you rediscover the spellbinding treasures of the Baroque repertoire, played on replicas of period instruments. Oboe, sweet flute and traverso will be accompanied by cello, zither and French harpsichord according to ‘Taskin’. In solo, duo, trio, quartet or quintet, these enthusiastic amateur musicians from Lyon, Paris and Rouen will take you on a journey of sound, combining virtuosity and emotion.

On the programme: works by exceptional composers such as Hotteterre, Telemann, Quantz, Dornel, Loeillet, Simonetti and Boismortier. An evening in which baroque music will reveal all its richness and energy, between festive flights of fancy and moments of pure poetry.

Rendezvous at Saint-Pierre church in Wimille.

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Rue Carnot, 62930 Wimereux
26 July 2025 - 20:30 to 20:30

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Immaculate Conception

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Immaculate Conception

Situated south of the major sites of the Two Headlands, (les Deux Caps), the holiday resort of Wimereux has more than one asset. The sea front, the beautiful holiday villas, and the church are all part of the charm of this community on the Opal Coast. The taste for holiday homes and sea bathing during the second half of the 19th century favorised the development of the village which has a church that was founded by Father Lebègue.

The foundation stone was laid 17th November 1866 and the church was consecrated by Mgr. Lequette, bishop of Arras, on 27th July 1868. It was finished in 1873. A plan for extensions was made in 1903.

The church was built following the plans of Mr. Bouloch, architect, in the 13th century style. It has three naves, and can hold 500 people. It was built of white stone and local blue stone (a type of sandstone). The floor is black marble from Belgium and local white marble.

Very damaged during the last war (1939-45) the church was totally restored under the direction of Father Delpierre after his arrival in 1952. It was finished with the consecration of the main altar on 27th July 1958.

On entering the church, the visitors’ eyes are drawn instinctively to the painted vault, before turning to admire the organ, which is a classified monument.

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Church
Neoclassical
Catholic Church

Practical information

Organ
Organ
Disabled access
Disabled access
Toilets
Toilets

Hours

Closed

Monday10:00–12:00
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday10:00–12:00
Thursday10:00–12:00
Friday10:00–12:00
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Additional information

The church is temporarily closed for restoration work. For more information about the work, visit the association's website by clicking here...

The events will take place at the Salon de la Baie Saint-Jean in Wimereux (rue Sainte-Adrienne) or at the Saint Peter's church in Wimille (rue du Presbytère). More information is available in the ‘Events’ section of the website.