The museum featured in La Nouvelle République.

The regional daily devotes an article to the museum ahead of the European Night of Museums, when the sculptures in the park will be lit at nightfall.

La Nouvelle République devotes an article to the Musée-Promenade Louis Derbré in its edition of 21 May, a few days before the European Night of Museums.

The paper notes that the museum is one of the few sites in the Loir-et-Cher taking part this year, alongside several institutions in Blois. It speaks of the walk itself, of its five hectares and the hundred and fifty sculptures set along them, and of that particular moment when the sun goes down on the bronzes.

Saturday 23 May

The park will stay open from 7pm to 11pm, and admission will be free. The works will be lit as the light fades, ending in the walk through the dusk that gives the evening its flavour. Refreshments will be available on site.

Our thanks to the newsroom for the spotlight. An open-air museum becomes known first through those who talk about it.