An immersive installation takes over Saint-Roch Church. 3D video mapping, poetic storytelling, and music celebrate the history of art in the heart of the nave
From October 1, 2026, to February 20, 2027, the historic Saint-Roch Church - the famous parish of the Louvre artists - will host Les Nuits de Saint-Roch, the new monumental immersive production by Amaclio Productions (creators of *La Nuit aux Invalides*). Comfortably seated in the heart of the nave, the audience is invited on a spectacular journey through the history of Western art, from the Romanesque period to the Grand Siècle, guided by an imaginary dialogue between the young Jules-Robert de Cotte and the King’s famous gardener, André Le Nôtre. For 45 minutes, the vaulted ceiling and chapels come to life thanks to state-of-the-art 3D video mapping projections. On Friday and Saturday evenings, the show takes on a majestic dimension with the exceptional presence of the Ensemble Sequentiae (30 live musicians and singers).
Wednesday through Saturday: performances at 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. (Running time: 45 min)
Wednesday and Thursday: €10–€25
Friday and Saturday (with live choir and orchestra): €15–€39