From October 1 to 16, the Electropolis Museum is participating for the first time in the Pink October 2026 campaign by offering an ambitious cultural and charitable program titled “Electricity Through a Female Lens.”
This program aims to support a major public health cause by drawing on the museum’s collections, a dedicated schedule of events, and charitable partnerships. It will help raise public awareness of various aspects of women’s health while highlighting the journeys of women who have shaped the history of science, technology, and electricity.
A unique journey to discover women scientists
The museum will offer an enhanced tour highlighting a selection of pink electrical objects specially retrieved from the museum’s storage for this occasion.
An investigative booklet titled “Electricity Through Women’s Eyes”
Intended for children ages 7 and up, it will be available free of charge at the reception desk. This activity, which takes approximately 45 minutes to complete, can be done independently.
October 7–9 and October 14–16
On days featuring special activities (Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays), museum admission and access to the activities will be free for women and children.
The program will highlight the talents of entrepreneurs supported by Hopla through activities and products offered for sale.
On Wednesdays and Fridays, a creators’ market will feature a range of artisanal products: textiles, stationery, candles, leather goods, terrariums, and more.
Find the full program of events on the museum’s website.
Free admission with the Museums Pass Musées
This program aims to support a major public health cause by drawing on the museum’s collections, a dedicated schedule of events, and charitable partnerships. It will help raise public awareness of various aspects of women’s health while highlighting the journeys of women who have shaped the history of science, technology, and electricity.
A unique journey to discover women scientists
The museum will offer an enhanced tour highlighting a selection of pink electrical objects specially retrieved from the museum’s storage for this occasion.
An investigative booklet titled “Electricity Through Women’s Eyes”
Intended for children ages 7 and up, it will be available free of charge at the reception desk. This activity, which takes approximately 45 minutes to complete, can be done independently.
October 7–9 and October 14–16
On days featuring special activities (Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays), museum admission and access to the activities will be free for women and children.
The program will highlight the talents of entrepreneurs supported by Hopla through activities and products offered for sale.
On Wednesdays and Fridays, a creators’ market will feature a range of artisanal products: textiles, stationery, candles, leather goods, terrariums, and more.
Find the full program of events on the museum’s website.
Free admission with the Museums Pass Musées
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