La nuit des musées - Musée Louis Vouland

Program Saturday, May 17 :


- In the garden!
From 7pm to 9pm
For all

Enjoy the garden, a refuge for the Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux, between dog and wolf! Observation of flora and fauna, as well as wood discovery workshops and a memory game.


- Tea, coffee or chocolate?
at 7pm and 9pm
For all, ½ hour and Reservation essential (limited number of participants)

Appreciated by 18th-century high society, exotic hot beverages will be the occasion for a visit to the collections of earthenware, porcelain and silverware. Tea, chocolate or coffee?



- In the boudoir...
Animation around the model of the "boudoir", created by Anna Berdnikova, scenographic artist at 8pm and 9:30pm.
For all, ½ hour
Reservations essential (limited number of participants)

A 1:10 scale replica of the "boudoir" (2025) on display in the boudoir.
This model is an invitation to enter the depths of time contained in the museum and its 18th-century furniture. The miniature reproductions arouse admiration and curiosity, while the fictional aspects that animate the heritage objects awaken the imagination: an enchantment!



- The little beasts
at 7.30pm
For all, ½ hour
Reservations essential (limited number of participants)

Small beasts - insects and birds - hide in the museum's collections, others live in the garden... Come and observe them in the museum, on the decorations of earthenware, porcelain, inlaid or sculpted furniture, and discover what the silkworm cocoons painted by Pierre Grivolas look like...





- Circuit court & détours
at 9pm and 10pm
For all, ½ hour

Visit the exhibition in a spirit of "local", movement and curiosity.
Discover landscapes, scenes of daily life, portraits and still lifes by 19th and 20th century painters linked to Avignon or its region.


- Jean-Pierre Gras, sculptor and painter
at 9:30 pm and 10:30 pm
For all, ½ hour

Come and meet Avignon sculptor and painter Jean-Pierre Gras (1879-1964), son of félibre Félix and member of the Groupe des Treize. This tour of the exhibition features sculptures, paintings and unpublished works (monotypes, fixé sous verres, embroideries...), and recalls the friendship between Jean-Pierre Gras and painter René Seyssaud (1867-1952).

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