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For the 25^th edition of the Literary Teas, 6 meetings with 11 great voices of literature in Quebec and the musicians who will accompany them are offered to the population from June 21 to September 14 at the Jardins de Métis.

Sunday, August 24, at 4 p.m.: Nathalie Plaat and Marie-Ève Cotton
Musical accompaniment: Émile Quimper-Bouchard, violoncelle 
In collaboration with the Salon du livre de Rimouski.

Respectively a Psychologist and a Psychiatrist, Nathalie Plaat and Marie-Ève ​​Cotton are also Authors. Both are interested in the dark side of humanity, which they question with a sensitive humanism. Nathalie Plaat published Mourir de froid, c’est beau, c’est long , c’est délicieux (PUM), a letter to her first love, whom she lost track of between schizophrenia and homelessness; Marie-Ève ​​Cotton published Le Roi-Soleil (VLB Éditeur), a story of infanticide that calls many prejudices into question.
 

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Registration is required.

The 4 p.m. Literary Tea ticket includes iced tea service and provides access to the Reford Gardens starting at 3 p.m.

$5 Member Discount Promotion

Promotional code applies to online ticket purchases for CLAC members, and refunds at the door for members of Les Amis des Jardins de Métis and of Salon du livre de Rimouski.

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The public is also invited to discover the literary exhibition "Fleuve en mémoire" (River in Memory), produced by the CLAC in collaboration with the Laboratoire Onirique at UQAR. Visitors will be able to discover the spoken word and sound poetry created by artists Élise Argouarc'h and Olivier Garot in the form of a sound work by Guillaume Lévesque. These narratives will be presented alongside visual works in mixed media and collages by artist Luce Dumont.

"Fleuve en mémoire" (River in Memory) will be presented from June 29 to October 5 in the "Pré fleuri" (Meadow) of the Jardins de Métis and at the Maison de la culture du Château Landry.