If you are looking for a good costume or to redecorate your apartment, this will be the ideal place. In collaboration with the resource center La Belle Déchette, the Rennes opera will put on sale this Saturday afternoon costumes, sets, accessories and furniture that its teams no longer use.
This sale will be open to the general public but also to companies, amateurs and professionals in the cultural sector who will have the opportunity to find treasures and materials “at low prices”. The sale will take place from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the construction workshops of the opera, Plaine de Baud, and will give a second life to these objects from live performance or exhibitions.
Installed since the beginning of the year in new premises in the La Courrouze district, La Belle Déchette has set itself the objective of encouraging the reuse of objects rather than throwing them away. In the large shed which serves as a sales outlet, you can find old crockery as well as old furniture and second-hand toys. “There is everything here, it’s a real Ali Baba’s cave,” Julie Orhant, founder and director of La Belle Déchette, testified in our columns in January.