Pierres en Lumières, European Museum Night, Gallery Night

Visit free. 8pm; midnight. Free02 33 61 48 21 – musee-dior-granville.comOnline booking required: www.musee-dior-granville.com The museum, once the childhood home of the famous couturier, is a place of memory dedicated to the influence of the life and work of Christian Dior, from his childhood in Granville to the worldwide success of his fashion house. It is the only museum in France dedicated to a fashion designer.

Place de l’Isthme, GranvilleFree admission. From 8pm to midnight. No reservation necessary. 02 33 51 02 94.Exhibition: Bons baisers de Granville 3 Bons Baisers de Granville 3 is the final part of a three-year cycle of exhibitions during which the collections of the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire are given pride of place at the Musée d’art moderne Richard Anacréon. From the royal foundation in the 15th century to the development of today’s seaside resort and shellfish port, via Newfoundland fishing and sporting activities, the collections in Granville’s Museum of Art and History tell the story of the town and its founding myths. Exhibition: Les écrivains bohèmes de Montmartre From the turn of the 20th century à the First World War, Montmartre exerted a formidable power of attraction on écrivains, poètes and artists eager to settle à Paris. The exhibition-file Les écrivains bohèmes de Montmartre offers to (re)discover à through works and œuvres from the collections of the Musée d’art moderne Richard Anacréon this period of intense freedomé and création.

The museum’s collection of works of art and antiquarian books is the most important in the world.

Visit free. 8pm midnight. Free. The Maison du Projet, which opened its doors on 15 April 2022 in one of the dépendances of the Logis du Roi, is a place for changes and information around the work that the Musée d’art et d’histoire has been undergoing since 2015. Following the closure of the museum for safety reasons, the question of what will become of this historic building is being asked by Granvillais, supporters and the curious. The Maison du Projet presents the history of the building, the Logis du Roi, the research carried out and the work undertaken around the collections since 2015. Access is free for all. Passing through the doors of the Maison du Projet also means access to the Jardin de l’Œuvre, which offers a breathtaking view of Granville, the harbour and beyond.