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MUMASK, Musée du Masque et du Carnaval

The story begins in 1975 when Samuel Glotz opened a museum showcasing European masked traditions : the similarities that unite them are striking, as is the cultural diversity they represent. Since then, the museum has continued to grow and now houses nearly 10,000 masks and costumes (as well as ritual and festive accessories, musical instruments, puppets and posters). It explores the many faces of masks : European, Asian, African, Oceanic and American masks, as well as carnival, theatre and ritual masks, and archaeological, ancient and contemporary masks.

The Mask Museum has a wide range of activities on offer : permanent and temporary exhibitions, publications, events – including workshops and birthday parties, a documentation centre, tailored tours, etc.

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Validity: From 14 August 2015 on 8 December 2026

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Dernière mise à jour effectuée le 13 January 2026 - 12:05

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