Set in Le Cannet, on the hillside above the bay of Cannes, Musee Bonnard is devoted to Pierre Bonnard and occupies the Hotel Saint-Vianney, a restored Belle Epoque building. It combines exhibition galleries, an entrance forecourt and a landscaped garden terrace open to the view.
The museum makes these spaces available outside public visiting hours, for seated dinners, cocktails, launches or presentations. The garden terrace takes both seated and standing layouts, while an air-conditioned screening room suits more confidential formats. A visit to the exhibition galleries, guided or unaccompanied, can accompany the private use of the spaces. The point of contact is the museum's own venue-hire department, which deals directly with the organiser.
Other experiences in Vieux-Port de Cannes
A family holding in the hills of Grasse growing centifolia rose and grandiflorum jasmine since the 1930s. The encounter takes place in the fields, at picking time.
Culture & HeritageVilla Domergue and Its Terraced GardensA 1934 Art Deco house designed by the painter Jean-Gabriel Domergue, bequeathed to the City of Cannes and listed as a historic monument. It opens only for guided visits and prestige events.
Culture & HeritageFort Royal on Sainte-Marguerite IslandA Vauban-type fort listed as a historic monument off Cannes, home to the state prisons and the Iron Mask museum. Two rooms and a sea-facing terrace can be taken privately.
Culture & HeritagePlace de la Castre and the Museum CourtyardAt the top of Le Suquet, the precinct of a listed former monastic castle, looking over the bay, the Croisette and the Lerins islands. The City of Cannes allows the square and inner courtyard to be used privately.
Food & VineyardsThe Monks' Vineyard on Saint-HonoratA Cistercian community farms and vinifies its own vineyard on a car-free island facing Cannes. Group tastings are held at the foot of the vines, led by a sommelier.