On the occasion of Halloween, discover the world of the dead of the Romans... Ghost hunting, "mortal visit" and an exceptional night are on the program!
DAY OF THE DEAD...MUSEUM STROLL
For one evening, the Millimétrée Company invests the museum and the archaeological sites in its own way. Live arts, light and wanderings to plunge the places in a singular, spectacular atmosphere, between shift and poetry.
An invitation to visit in a different way, and to rediscover the museum and the Day of the Dead, this very special Roman festival.
Music, dance, circus arts, theater, lighting..
As they wander around, at their own pace, visitors discover different artistic proposals in the museum and on the archaeological remains of the Forum and the two Roman houses. An evening full of surprises!
Between poetic moments such as the duet of a cellist and a dancer on the remains of a Roman house and accrobatic moments with a show of aerial portico on the House of the Great Peristyle, it is not to exclude that the visitors meet illustrious characters of the ancient city of Aregenua returned to haunt the museum..
A show by Albin Warette / Cie millimétrée-collectif Culture en Mouvements
From 8 pm to midnight, free entrance.
MAKE-UP FOR ALL
Everyone is invited to wear makeup to blend in with the atmosphere of the Day of the Dead!
Don't hesitate to come dressed up!
From 2 to 4:30 pm and from 8 to 10 pm.
Included in the museum entrance fee

GHOST HUNT, PARTICIPATIVE SHOW FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
On this Day of the Dead, a Roman holiday, children are invited to help the museum get rid of its bulky ghosts. Indeed, they think they can do anything and only a group of humans can help them find eternal rest..
A participative show proposed by the company millimétrée.
At 2:30 pm and 3:30 pm, from 5 years old, accompanying adult required, 2€ in addition to the museum entrance fee.
Reservation required on this link
A DEADLY VISIT
Back from the world of the dead of the Romans, a skeleton guides you to the discovery of Roman beliefs and festivals around death...
At 5pm, for all ages (from 8 years old), 2€ in addition to the museum entrance fee.
Reservation required on this link

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