Center Pompidou: permanent collection rooms to close on March 10

Following the closure of the auditoriums last January and that of the Bpi on March 2, the Centre Pompidou is announcing the closure of the rooms dedicated to the permanent collections. This will take place on Monday evening , March 10, 2025. This is a new milestone for the cultural building, which is due to close its doors to the public in September, for a period of 5 years.

Beaubourg is to undergo major renovation work. Scheduled to last until 2030, this major project will involve " renovating and removing asbestos from all facades, ensuring fire safety, improving accessibility for people with reduced mobility, and optimizing the energy efficiency of the entire building ".

Center Pompidou: gradual closure before construction begins, timetable
Due to major renovation work, the Centre Pompidou in Paris is forced to close its doors for five years. While the building's metamorphosis is due to begin at the end of September 2025, the various areas of Beaubourg will close gradually. Find out more about the timetable for these forthcoming closures before the work begins. [Read more]

Pending the start of construction in the autumn, the Centre Pompidou is gradually closing its various areas. On the evening of Monday March 10, 2025, the " Musée " section will cease to be open to the public. Located on levels 4 and 5 of the building, these rooms house the permanent collections. The modern collection on level 5 features works by artists from diverse geographical and cultural horizons, from 1905 to 1960-1970. The contemporary collection (level 4) features monumental and immersive works, artist monographs and new acquisitions or donations.

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Along the way, visitors can admire an installation by Mike Kelley (level 4, room 22), another by Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota (level 4, room 27) and two works by Armenian painter and sculptor Ervand Kotchar (level 5, central aisle).

All these rooms will remain open to the public until March 10, 2025. Once this date has passed, the public will no longer have access to the various rooms, and this for a period of 5 years.

To celebrate the Centre Pompidou's collection before the "Musée" closes, Beaubourg is organizing a festive, free weekend. Entitled " Musée en fête ", the event runs from March 7 to 10, 2025.

Center Pompidou: free weekend of festivities before closing
Ahead of the Centre Pompidou's complete closure next September for major renovation work, the Parisian cultural center is organizing a free weekend of festivities from March 7 to 10, 2025, to celebrate the museum's collection. On the program? Dance, tours, a jazz concert, DJ sets, workshops and a performance. [Read more]