la Galerie du 19M provides free educational visits specially designed for nursery, primary, and secondary schools and for higher education.
Located between Paris and Aubervilliers, la Galerie du 19M provides guided tours and hands-on workshops specially designed for pupils, students, and teachers, from secondary school to higher education.
Tailored to meet the schools’ educational objectives, these free visits provide a sensory, hands-on approach to the Métiers d’art through guided tours, practical workshops, and discussions.
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From 29 January to 26 April 2026, the exhibition Beyond our Horizons: from Tokyo to Paris is on view at la Galerie du 19M in Paris/Aubervilliers.
To mark the occasion, la Galerie du 19M is providing guided tours led by mediators, free of charge for school groups, extracurricular groups, and higher education institutions.
After visiting the exhibition, the experience continues with the discovery of a 19M Métiers d’art kit.
Alongside the exhibition Beyond our Horizons: from Tokyo to Paris, la Galerie du 19M is hosting a collaborative workshop in which members of the public are invited to embroider their own tanzaku—small strips of washi paper on which to write a wish—devised in collaboration with the embroidery house Atelier Montex and Sébastien Desplat.
This free workshop is held every Wednesday and Thursday for schools and students, between 2.30 and 5 p.m., for a maximum of 12 participants, in 30-minute sessions.
A creative and enriching experience for children aged 8 and up.
This offer also includes the presentation of a 19M Métiers d’art kit.
The 19M Métiers d’art kits invite groups of interested visitors to enjoy a fun and immersive experience of the Métiers d’art, where everyone actively participates in their experience of discovery.
Designed in collaboration with le19M’s resident Maisons d’art, they enable everyone to discover the exceptional savoir-faire behind each craft creation, using tools, samples, and didactic step-by-step instructions.
Each year, le19M presents Mains d’avenir, a series of days dedicated to discovering the art of fashion and decoration.
Discover the skills of artisans and their careers with your pupils, learn these rare techniques during hands-on workshops, meet trade experts and attend round tables moderated by journalists.
Eleven houses, their teams and their archives are now residents of 19M.
That's nearly 700 artisans and more than 30 crafts and specialities, mastered by this ecosystem of workshops that is unrivalled anywhere in the world, offering working conditions that are conducive to personal fulfilment and the development of new perspectives.
If you would like to consult the educational pack, please contact the Galerie du 19M public relations team.