Center Pompidou: experiments and concerts with Ed Banger, Myd and Christine and the Queens... before closing time

The Centre Pompidou swaps its artworks for turntables for what promises to be a monumental weekend! To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the Because label is taking over the museum stripped of its collections on Friday, October 24 and Saturday, October 25, 2025, for "the biggest party ever held at Beaubourg". Two days and nights of DJ sets, performances and immersive installations, just before the museum closes for a five-year renovation.

From 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., all eight levels of the Centre Pompidou will be open free of charge to the curious for masterclasses, screenings and new experiences. Fans of Justice and Thomas Bangalter will be able to admire exclusive installations, while the Main Jaune transforms the corridors into a roller disco, slaloming between art and music.

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When night falls, the museum transforms into a giant club: from 7pm to 5am on Friday and 8pm to 5am on Saturday, for €40, the whole space is yours. On the decks: 2manydjs, Breakbot & Irfane, Catherine Ringer, Christine and the Queens, Ed Banger, Myd, Sébastien Tellier, Tatyana Jane and Shygirl orchestrate a musical marathon through the floors. Exclusive showcases, artistic creations and encounters transform every nook and cranny into an immersive stage.

Because Beaubourg is the place where the museum becomes a dancefloor, the installations become beats, and each level resonates like a giant set. Two days, two nights, eight floors and one thing's for sure: you've never partied like this in a museum.