Each year, the Centre photographique organises guided tours outside its public opening hours to welcome a wide range of groups, from nursery school children to postgraduate students, as well as children from leisure centres, people with disabilities or those in hospital, groups of elderly people, learned societies, non-native speakers, and football and swimming clubs.
Each visit is tailored to the public, depending on the content of the exhibition, in connection with school programmes or developed around a specific theme. It lasts between thirty minutes and an hour and allows each visitor time to freely explore the exhibition and engage with the photographs.
Le Centre photographique organises free visits for school groups, from pre-schoolers to students, including ULIS classes or those specialising in a particular subject. The visit is free of charge, links to the school curriculum, is tailored to the students and lasts 45 minutes. It takes place on Mondays or on weekday mornings, outside public opening hours. It is possible to add an art workshop, which varies for each exhibition and is described in the educational files. A participation fee of 50 euros will be charged to cover material costs, payable in cash, by credit card or via the Pass Culture.
As with school visits, hospitals, medical and social care facilities and day centres can also book a visit. These are also free of charge, tailored to the visitors’ needs and last 45 minutes. They take place on Mondays or on weekday mornings, outside public opening hours. It is possible to arrange a visit for people with specific disabilities: visual, mental, etc.
Companies can also book a visit slot outside of opening hours, as well as during lunchtime or in the evening. The tour can be tailored to the company’s specific field of activity, such as architecture, landscaping, art history, etc. A participation fee of 50 euros will be charged, payable in cash or by card.