A big annual ball to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Jean-Jacques Henner National Museum!

 

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Does the idea of dancing in a museum appeal to you? Sunday March 10 at 3 p.m., on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the sublime Jean-Jacques Henner museum, the famous Parisian institution invites you to a grand annual ball!

The perfect opportunity to bring out your best dance moves and introduce yourself to the most beautiful ballroom dances: polka, French cancan, or even quadrille... All to the tunes of Debussy, Offenbach but also Gounod!

This unmissable ball will be hosted by Claire Duport, dancer and choreographer and orchestrated under the musical direction of Vincent Siret.

Book here now!

JEAN-JACQUES HENNER NATIONAL MUSEUM
Sunday March 10, 2024
43 avenue de Villiers, 75017
At 15h
Price: €6 - TR: €4


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