Droit d'Entrée au Musée + Exposition Premières Nations

Museum ticket + Access to the exhibition « Premières Nations »

Access to permanent collections and the following temporary exhibitions:

• « Premières Nations » From September 29 to January 17, 2027
• « Plumes de Paradis » From May 12 to November 08, 2026
• « Voir Tahiti » From September 29 to January 31, 2027

Opening hours:

Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:30 AM to 7 PM, Thursday from 10:30 AM to 10 PM (ticket counters close at 6 PM; on Thursdays at 9 PM. Gradual closing of rooms from 6:45 PM; on Thursdays at 9:45 PM)

Weekly closing on Mondays

Closed on December 25

and January 1

Access to permanent collections and temporary exhibitions is free for everyone on the first Sunday of each month. Free for: residents of the EU under 26, disabled persons and their accompanying person, war veterans, recipients of minimum social benefits, job seekers. Audioguide for permanent collections available for pre-sale. The ticket allows access to the Collections Plateau, temporary exhibitions, and the multimedia gallery.

Premières Nations

Exhibition

From September 29, 2026 to January 27, 2027

Across nearly 1,800 kilometers of coastline and through some forty languages, the First Nations of the American Northwest have made their art a sacred language, populated by spirits and totemic figures. The First Nations of the American Northwest developed, without agriculture or writing, complex sedentary societies based on the abundance of natural resources: salmon, candlefish, marine mammals, and vast cedar forests. This wealth gave rise to an elaborate way of life and original thought. Their art, deeply linked to their worldview, features prodigious beings and spirit animals such as Raven, creator and ancestor of the clans. These figures, guardians of ancestral stories and rights, adorn heraldic poles (totems), houses, masks, clothing, and everyday objects. Their production follows precise symbolic and stylistic rules, making this art a sacred language