Maison Lucchezi School
Online lecture cycle on the history of Art de la Table with Natalia Lucchezi
December topic - 'Christmas Traditions of France and Russia: A Historical Journey and Practical Tips for Your Table
Maison Lucchezi School
REGISTRATION FOR 11.12
About the lectures
Have you ever dreamed of sitting at the same table as the great personas of the past? Immersing yourself in the traditions and ceremonies of monarchs and aristocrats? Understanding the intricacies of etiquette across different cultures?
The lectures by Natalia Lucchezi offer a unique opportunity to explore the origins of Art de la Table with international expert Natalia Lucchezi.
As part of the project a pre-holiday meeting will be held on December 11, 2024, entitled 'Christmas Traditions of France and Russia: A Historical Journey and Practical Tips for Your Table.'
We invite you to a rendezvous on Zoom at 18:00 Paris time. Enjoy this time with pleasure and benefit! Language - Russian.
The lectures by Natalia Lucchezi offer a unique opportunity to explore the origins of Art de la Table with international expert Natalia Lucchezi.
As part of the project a pre-holiday meeting will be held on December 11, 2024, entitled 'Christmas Traditions of France and Russia: A Historical Journey and Practical Tips for Your Table.'
We invite you to a rendezvous on Zoom at 18:00 Paris time. Enjoy this time with pleasure and benefit! Language - Russian.
'Christmas Traditions of France and Russia: A Historical Journey and Practical Tips for Your Table'
December 2024
Immerse yourself in the world of anticipation and magic with the leading expert in Art de la Table and the spirit of Christmas
Lectures with Natalia Lucchezi are unique thematic knowledge and enriching experience. Exploring the history of Art de la Table with Maison Lucchezi is an opportunity to be at the same table with monarchs, aristocrats and great historical figures.
Q & A
Question:
How are the lectures going?
Maison Lucchezi
Lectures are held in real time in the Zoom application with the personal participation of Natalia Lucchezi. The start is at 18.00 Paris time, unless otherwise specified. Calculate the time according to your time zone for scheduling.
Question:
How long does one lecture last?
Maison Lucchezi:
One lecture lasts an average of 1.5 hours. But it is better to set at least 2 hours so that you can participate in the question and answer session.
Question:
Will the recording be available?
Maison Lucchezi
No, lecture recordings are not intended. This approach corresponds to the standard format of any full-time study. In addition, this is copyrighted material that we cannot put at risk of illegal distribution.
Question:
What should I do if I paid but missed the lecture?
Maison Lucchezi
If you have notified the organizers of your inability to attend 72 hours before the start of the lecture, the funds will be fully compensated. In case of notification in a shorter amount of time, but before the start of the lecture, in an exceptional case, the possibility of a one-time transfer of participation to the next lecture is provided. Contacts with the organizers are made by email support@maison-lucchezi.com .
Question:
How can I get to the lecture?
Maison Lucchezi
The first stage: registration and payment for participation on the website
The second stage is to receive an invitation link to zoom 24 hours before the start of the lecture
The third stage: personal attendance at the lecture on the designated date
The second stage is to receive an invitation link to zoom 24 hours before the start of the lecture
The third stage: personal attendance at the lecture on the designated date
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