A unique evening event at Musée Bourdelle invites visitors to dress as artists and explore the temporary exhibition L’étoffe de l’artiste. De Rosa Bonheur à Sonia Delaunay, which examines the clothing and personal styles of famous artists. The event combines art appreciation with interactive activities, offering a chance to engage with the exhibition in a creative and immersive way. Attendees are encouraged to wear outfits inspired by artists, such as painter’s blouses, lavallière ties, and studio costumes, adding to the festive and thematic atmosphere of the evening. The event includes guided visits to the exhibition, which are available at 18h, 18h45, and 19h15, with the last entry at 20h15. A workshop titled Loup brodé offers participants an opportunity to engage in a craft-related activity, likely involving embroidery or textile work, inspired by the themes of the exhibition. The evening also features a swing dance session led by the Shake that Swing school, introducing attendees to 1930s dance styles such as lindy hop, charleston, and jazz from 20h to 21h15. This adds a social and fun element to the event, encouraging visitors to move and interact with one another. A photobooth is available for visitors to take pictures of their outfits, allowing them to capture the artistic and thematic spirit of the evening. Light refreshments are served at the café-restaurant Le Rhodia, providing a place to relax and enjoy a snack or drink while taking in the surroundings. The event runs from 18h to 22h30, with the museum closing at 22h30. This special evening is designed to bring together art, fashion, and music in a unique and memorable experience for visitors.