An exhibition displaying the findings from an archaeological dig conducted in 2022 at a Gallo-Roman site near Chapelle-des-Fougeretz in the French region of Ille-et-Vilaine will be held at the local municipal library. Organized by Inrap, a French public institution responsible for archaeological research, in collaboration with the city of Chapelle-des-Fougeretz, the exhibition will showcase artifacts from a significant religious site and a thermal building. These discoveries provide a glimpse into the architectural styles and social structures of a central area in ancient public life. The exhibition will be free to the public and will highlight the historical significance of the site. The event is part of the European Heritage Days 2026, an annual celebration of cultural and historical heritage across Europe. On September 19 at 11:00 AM, archaeologist Bastien Simier from Inrap will give a lecture at the commune's banquet hall, discussing the results of the excavation in detail. This talk will be followed by free, educational workshops for children from 10:30 AM to 12:15 PM, featuring an interactive archaeological model designed to engage young visitors with the field of archaeology. The exhibition and associated events will be held at the Banquet Hall Ty an Holl, located in the Bourg development area in Lanmodez (postcode 22610). Visitors are encouraged to contact the organizers for more information by calling 02 99 66 43 40 or emailing mediatheque [at] lachapelledesfougeretz.fr. The event aims to raise public awareness about the importance of preserving and understanding historical sites, while also offering a hands-on experience for both adults and children. It reflects a broader effort to connect the local community with its ancient past through accessible and engaging activities.