<p class="has-drop-cap">For one night, the <strong>Musée Jacquemart-André</strong> revisits the grand Parisian soirées of the nineteenth century with <em>Une Nuit à la Belle Époque</em>, a costume ball celebrating the 150th anniversary of the historic mansion on Boulevard Haussmann.</p><p>Built for art collector <strong>Édouard André</strong>, the mansion first welcomed Parisian society in 1876. Its richly decorated salons, monumental staircase, and remarkable art collection now provide the setting for an evening inspired by the lives of André and his wife, artist and collector <strong>Nélie Jacquemart</strong>.</p><p>Guests are invited to dress in period costume, from the grandeur of the Second Empire to the elegance of the Belle Époque. The evening begins with a cocktail dinner and Champagne reception, accompanied by theatrical encounters and performances that reveal stories from the mansion's past.</p><p>Among the characters appearing throughout the evening is Nélie Jacquemart herself, portrayed as part of the historical experience. At 11 PM, the dance floor welcomes guests for a celebration that continues until 2 AM.</p><p>An unusual opportunity to experience one of Paris's most beautiful private mansions after hours, <em>Une Nuit à la Belle Époque</em> combines art, history, and the pleasure of dressing for another century.</p>
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