Histoire et Sciences naturelles
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Palais de Rumine 3
Program for the Night
The Palais de Rumine offers a myriad of activities during the Night of Museums. In addition to the program of the Museum of Archaeology and History and that of the Naturéum, discover workshops and a unique installation.
Exhibition(s) 2
Spécimens 24
What role do science and history museums play today? What is the raison d'être of scientific collections, both old and new? How do we choose what to preserve for future generations?
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Activity(ies) 4
Workshop
Smoothie bikes
14h00
23h00
Exposition Spécimens 24
Pedal and transform your driving energy into a delicious non-dairy smoothie!
For small and large legs!
Workshop
Sustainable and social, plastic is fantastic!?
14h00 23h00
Exposition Spécimens 24
From a used plastic cap to the creation of a new object, there is only one step... With the beneficiaries of the Eben-Hézer Foundation, come and discover their workshop recreated from scratch at the Palais de Rumine and take part in the change by recycling our plastic waste.
Leave with an object created on site.
System
Installation - Papier Blanc, un triste anniversaire
14h00 02h00
Palais de Rumine
The “White Paper” installation reproduces the living conditions of a person receiving emergency assistance and offers an immersive visit.
The Legal Aid Service for Exiles (SAJE) of EPER spent several months photographing people who have been receiving emergency aid for several years and their place of residence, as well as collecting their testimonies. Together with the collective Pourquoi pas nous and Point d'appui , they propose a reflection on these living conditions.
Performance
Améthysta
20h00 00h00
Palais de Rumine
A sporting, musical and technological performance by Genevièvre Favre Petroff. Every 30 minutes between 8 p.m. and midnight.
On the fountain, in the heart of the Palais de Rumine, a hybrid mineral and robotic creature sings to you its vision of transformation towards a more conscious world, more respectful of living together with other species.
Palais de Rumine
Built between 1891 and 1906 on the Place de la Riponne, the Palais de Rumine owes its existence to the legacy of a generous donor, heir to a family of the Russian high nobility, Gabriel de Rumine. It houses the cantonal museums of archeology and history, geology, zoology as well as the cantonal and university library. The Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts, closed in 2018, is preparing to move to the new Plateforme 10 building, near Lausanne's central station.
Events common to several Palais institutions - exhibitions, events, conferences, ... are regularly organized.
