A hub for social and community networks

la Galerie du 19M welcomes NGOs, community centres, youth outreach programmes, neighbourhood centres, public institutions, and collectives for cultural and creative experiences.

Vue de l'atelier participatif "What's remain" lors de Trouver son monde — © Views france x Joshua Peronneau

la Galerie du 19M is committed to making the Métiers d’art accessible to everyone. Designed for groups with special needs (social, medico-social, or community organisations), the range of activities on offer includes guided tours, sensory experiences and hands-on workshops.

Through its cultural mediation activities, la Galerie du 19M promotes inclusion, access to culture, and the transmission of savoir-faire.

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Guided tour of the exhibition Beyond our Horizons: from Tokyo to Paris

Accessibility

Priority access to la Galerie du 19M is provided to people with disabilities and accompanying persons.

The entire building is fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility:
- Automatic doors provide easy access to the entrance and interior areas
- Open and fluid spaces allow easy circulation throughout the exhibition area
- Accessible toilets are designed to meet specific needs
- Spacious lifts for comfortable use
- Guide dogs are welcome throughout la Galerie du 19M and in the exhibition space.
- Lift controls are marked in Braille.

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Guided tour of the exhibition Beyond our Horizons: from Tokyo to Paris

Accessibility

Visitors with reduced mobility

Visitors who are blind or visually impaired