The Pompidou Center in Paris is closing for renovations: the eight-story nightclub invites you to a farewell party.

Closure of the Pompidou Center in Paris

According to The Sun: A famous European museum is preparing for closure, but before that, a grand party will take place.

The Pompidou Center in Paris, known for its unusual architecture, will undergo a five-year renovation.

However, before the museum closes, a major final event will be held.

Supported by Because Music, the grand event will take place on the last weekend of October.

On eight floors, where exhibitions used to take place, various live performances and DJ sets will be held.

Among the French bands participating are Christine and the Queens, Ed Banger, and Sébastien Tellier.

Since the exhibits will already be removed, the organizers will be able to transform different floors into unique attractions.

• One floor will become a roller disco.
• Another will be converted into a cinema.
• Another floor will be filled with children's games, performances, and interactive experiences.

Each floor will also have a cafe and bar, and for the convenience of visitors, a free luggage storage service will be available.

Entry to the event will be free from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

At noon, the space will transform into an eight-story nightclub with DJs on each floor. The venue will operate until 5:00 AM the next day.

For those wishing to take home a souvenir from the event, a shop with Because Beaubourg merchandise will be available.

This event will be the largest ever held at the Pompidou Center, with an entrance fee of €40 (€34.77) per person.

The party will start on October 24 at 11:00 AM and will last all weekend.

The Pompidou Center, also known as Beaubourg, has been officially closed since September 22.

After the event, the museum will close for five years for necessary renovations, which will include updating the library and essential maintenance.

Similar establishments exist in other European cities, including UNVRS in Ibiza, Spain, which is the largest club in Europe with a capacity of 10,000 people.

Another famous European nightclub is Berghain in Berlin, Germany, known for its strict entrance control and atmosphere.

The closure of the Pompidou Center and its renovation will be an important event for the cultural life of Paris. It will create new opportunities for visiting and exploring art once the museum resumes operations. The high visibility and activity during the farewell party serve as a constant reminder of its significance in the cultural space of France.