Everything happening at LabMusée and beyond its walls. Friday · Saturday · Sunday — 2 pm → 6 pm.
One week, every year. Taiwan comes to Auvers-sur-Oise: a guest artist in residence, and around them the events that make the village hum.
October 2026
The Taiwan · Taipei Week opens in the presence of master A-Sun Wu, the evening before the first day. This ceremony is held by personal invitation and capacity is set by the size of the rooms: it cannot be attended without one. TRIBAL opens to the public the next day, Saturday 17 October, when the whole week is open to everyone.
LabMuséeOpens to the public on Saturday 17 October
The documentary that changed how an entire island saw itself, screened to open the Taiwanese week.
Maison de l'IsleFree, booking required
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A choreographic piece in which contemporary Taiwanese gesture converses with the matter of the sculptures.
Maison de l'IsleFree, booking required
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The legendary Taiwanese night market takes over our gardens. Two evenings of street food, conviviality and discovery.
LabMusée gardensFree entry
An hour and a half around an exceptional selection of teas gathered by the Wistaria tea house, served in Alixe Fu's “Murmure du champ de blé” room. A dessert accompanies the ceremony. Six places per sitting.
LabMusée — the “Murmure du champ de blé” room by Alixe FuBooking required — Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October, 2 pm → 3.30 pm · €67, members €60 · six places per sitting
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Soprano Natalie Dessay and pianist Philippe Cassard perform “Oiseaux de passage” at the Église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption in Auvers-sur-Oise: Chausson, Ravel, Beydts, Poulenc, Menotti, Barber, Previn. Produced by Les Arts de l'Écoute, in partnership with LabMusée.
Église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, Auvers-sur-Oise€60 premium · €45 full price · €30 reduced (restricted view)
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Dates open month by month and fill quickly — capacity is deliberately small. Members book first.
