
Photo : © Bérénice Milon
Family Weekend at the Louvre Museum: The Celebration of Shapes with Bérénice Milon
Forget the quiet tours where you have to tiptoe; the Louvre is turning its family studio into a sprawling, creative construction site. Inspired by the museum’s iconic shapes and patterns, you and the kids get to experiment with balance and design to build your own miniature art pieces. It is the perfect spot for little architects and aspiring artists to get hands-on in the heart of history.
Musée du Louvre (Paris 1st)
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Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18 with the artist present, and until October 31 with the museum's visual artists – From 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM – free access subject to availability
The Louvre Museum invites both children and adults to an exceptional workshop on the first weekend of the All Saints' holidays. In the Studio, a mediation space dedicated to families, meet artist Bérénice Milon and explore her graphic, playful, and poetic world inspired by the museum's architecture.
A column, a leaf, a pyramid, a bird... an entire vocabulary of shapes and images inspired by the Louvre and its garden has been created by Bérénice Milon. With a large construction game and a creative art workshop, two activities have been designed to explore concepts of balance, space, and composition, inviting you to build your own images and stories around the Louvre!











