Manoir Halloween Festival – Billet Soirée
Date: From 22 October 2021 to 31 October 2021
Location: La Grande Halle De La Villette, 211 Avenue Jean Jaurès, 75019 Paris
Prices: Starting at €65.00
From 22 to 31 October 2021, the festive world of the Manoir Halloween Festival, filled with nightmarish creatures, awaits you on more than 4,000m2 at the Grande Halle de la Villette. Enjoy a complete experience with our monsters throughout the festival! Shiver in our 4 haunted houses, scream in our 5 scream zones and enjoy our tempting food stands and animations. Dare to celebrate Halloween in an extraordinary way with the Manoir Halloween Festival – #MHF! For 10 years, the Manoir de Paris has become the reference for immersive entertainment and has already thrilled over a million visitors. Pushing the limits of immersive entertainment, the concepts of its shows are entirely designed in-house. The scenography, costumes, scenarios, training of actors, sets, special effects, professional make-up, everything is done to make the public guest in a universe at the frontier of reality.
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LUXES
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The World of Banksy – The immersive experience
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Magritte / Renoir: Le surréalisme en plein soleil
En savoir +ParticipateDate: from 19 May to 19 July 2021
Location: Musée de l’Orangerie, Jardin Des Tuileries , Côté Seine Place De La Concorde, 75001, ParisPrice: 14 €
This is the first exhibition to show a chapter of Magritte’s work that is still largely unknown. It allows us to compare Magritte’s works with those of Auguste Renoir, who inspired him.The exhibition brings together some sixty paintings and forty drawings. It opens with some works from the late 1930s in which Magritte expresses the imminence of war and disaster. The paintings from Magritte’s “Renoir” period are compared with masterpieces by Renoir, contemporary paintings by Picabia and other pieces that allow us to sketch out a posterity for this little-known production.Exhibition organized by the Orsay and Orangery museums, Paris with the exceptional collaboration of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.