Draguignan: "Archaeology Here and Elsewhere" Exhibition Until January 2027

The Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions in Draguignan offers a journey through civilizations with discoveries, conferences, and workshops.

Generic image of an archaeological exhibition at the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions in Draguignan.
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Generic image of an archaeological exhibition at the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions in Draguignan.

From September 3, 2026, to January 23, 2027, the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions in Draguignan invites the public to explore archaeology through the exhibition "Archaeology Here and Elsewhere".

The exhibition offers several months of discoveries, conferences, meetings, and workshops, covering diverse civilizations such as Armenia, ancient Egypt, as well as traces of the past in Dracénie.
The September program at the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions includes, starting September 3, the exhibitions "Photographs by Francis Vauban" and "Archipelago of the Armenians".
In October, the museum will host on October 7 the workshop "Drawing the Invisible" (ages 6+), on October 21 a conference on "Women's Knowledge in the Civilizations of Ancient Egypt and the Near East" and a games afternoon, as well as the "Excavation Tubs" workshop (ages 8+) on October 28 and "Shivers at the Museum!" on October 31.
The Auditorium of the Chabran Cultural Center will present on October 9 "Egypt: Mummies for Eternity" and on October 10 "Ancient Egypt Through Time".
The Museum of Fine Arts will offer a cross-visit on November 11, while the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions will present "Seeing in Armenia" on November 27.
In December, a pottery workshop (ages 6+) is scheduled for December 22 at the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions.
Some events require reservation. Details on times and access conditions are available on the Culture en Dracénie ticketing site.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Draguignan (02/10/2026)