Lecture – Fernand Moureaux: the key to exceptional patronage

A prominent figure in Trouville’s history, Fernand Moureaux has lent his name to one of the town’s main thoroughfares. On Saturday 19 December at 5.00 pm, the Villa Montebello Museum is hosting a lecture in his honour, led by Marie-Françoise Moisy.

A former mayor of Trouville-sur-Mer, Fernand Moureaux was at the heart of a philanthropic endeavour that has left a lasting mark on the town. The speaker will look back on his life, the ties that bound him to Trouville and the motivations behind his generosity, whilst highlighting the role he played in enriching the local heritage.

Organised by the Friends of the Trouville Museum and Regional History Association, in partnership with the Villa Montebello Museum, this event is open to anyone with an interest in local history. Admission is free, subject to booking.

A behind-the-scenes look at a patronage that helped shape the character of Trouville.

Practical information:
– Date: Saturday 19 December 2026
– Time: 5.00 pm
– Venue: Villa Montebello Museum, 64 rue du Général Leclerc, Trouville-sur-Mer
– Speaker: Marie-Françoise Moisy
– Organiser: Friends of the Trouville Museum and Regional History Museum
– Admission: free