What’s on
The museum is open today from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Schedule of open rooms
Lectures
1 of 5
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Time of day
Monday 19 April 2027
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Louvre Photo
‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.
Duration: 1H15
Tuesday 20 April 2027
The museum is closed to the public on Tuesdays.
Wednesday 21 April 2027
9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Louvre Photo
‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.
Duration: 1H15
8:00 p.m.
Véronique Gens and Le Concert d’Astrée – directed by Emmanuelle Haïm: 'Baroque Amazons'
8:00 p.m.
In honour of the opening of the exhibition ‘Amazons’, the Louvre Auditorium is thrilled to welcome for the first time the Amazon of ancient music, as well as two of the most celebrated female French musical artists in the world! Emmanuelle Haïm, at the head of her ensemble Le Concert d’Astrée, accompanied by the soprano Véronique Gens, allows us to tread in the footsteps of the warrior queens of Baroque opera, or tragédie lyrique.
Duration: 2h
Thursday 22 April 2027
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Louvre Photo
‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.
Duration: 1H15
Friday 23 April 2027
9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Louvre Photo
‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.
Duration: 1H15
Saturday 24 April 2027
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Louvre Photo
‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.
Duration: 1H15
Sunday 25 April 2027
9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Louvre Photo
‘Louvre Photo’ presents more than 300 photographs featuring the Louvre, its artworks, its exhibition galleries and its open spaces, as well as visitors both famous and anonymous, museum workers, hidden nooks and restricted corridors. ‘‘Louvre Photo’ takes the Louvre as a model, a subject, a muse, a source of inspiration and a starting point for reinvention, taking a step back and offering a new look at the museum, the institution and its collections – sometimes with a touch of humour and subversiveness.