The Museum Takes Water

Vintage melodies emerge from an 1860 piano while storytelling blends seamlessly with acoustic rhythms. This unique performance turns an ordinary gallery visit into an intimate journey through sound and folklore. Perfect for those seeking a sophisticated yet truly captivating artistic escape.

The Philharmonie de Paris presents Le Musée prend l'eau, a performance designed for children aged 4 and up, taking place on Saturday, April 3 and Sunday, April 4, 2027. This production combines storytelling with live musical performances by a talented ensemble. Featuring vocalist Lena Brisson, accordionist Alexis Collin, storyteller Constance Félix, trumpeter Estelle Wolf, and pianist Natalia Valentin playing a 1860 Pleyel piano, the show promises a unique auditory experience in the 19th arrondissement. This event requires a paid ticket, so ensure you book your seats in advance to enjoy this artistic creation with your family.

Taking place at the Philharmonie de Paris, Le Musée prend l'eau runs from April 3 to April 4, 2027. This event is specifically curated for young audiences aged 4 and above, blending the art of storytelling with a rich musical tapestry. The performance showcases a diverse range of instruments, highlighting the unique sound of a 1860 Pleyel piano played by Natalia Valentin, alongside the trumpet of Estelle Wolf, the accordion of Alexis Collin, and the vocals of Lena Brisson, all guided by the narration of Constance Félix.

Located in the 19th arrondissement, the event is a paid experience. Attendees are advised to book their tickets ahead of time to secure their place. Whether you are a local or visiting the area, this musical performance offers a creative way to engage with the arts throughout the weekend.