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A musical show by Jean Claverie and his musicians from "Little Lou Limited", taking children and adults alike to the birthplaces of the blues in the footsteps of characters from his children's books.
Chasing Abbey, an Irish electronic pop trio with Celtic influences, performs on the stage at Les Étoiles in Paris. A concert for an international audience.
A feminist and festive musical fresco around Olympe de Gouges, author and activist, who joins the revolutionary struggle for a new society.
Mark Lettieri, an American guitarist, composer and producer and multiple Grammy Award winner, presents a world blending jazz, funk, rock and soul, driven by virtuoso guitar playing and a keen sense of groove.
Manon Lisa, a songwriter for major artists, rewrites iconic songs from a feminist and activist angle. A first date in Paris to discover her lyrics in concert.
Concert by the duo Amistat, twin brothers with Czech and Australian roots, with Orange Oak as the opening act. An evening for fans of live music.
A documentary that humorously observes the debate on same-sex marriage, through the family sociology lessons Irène Théry gives her son.
Screening of the documentary TTDS by Carmina and Prune on the daily life and working conditions of adult content creators, followed by a meeting with the directors and a panel discussion.
Radio Free Alice, an Australian band led by Noah Learmonth, presents its first album What's In Between: catchy and nuanced tracks, for those who feel on the margins of the party.
Concert by the duo Haute & Freddy, originally scheduled at La Bellevilloise, moved to the Alhambra due to very high demand. Tickets remain valid for the new venue.
A friendly evening for families or friends to discover board games while enjoying some treats.
The libraries of the 10th arrondissement offer a game night once a month: come meet other players and enjoy a lively or focused time, with family or friends.
Concert by Takuya Kuroda presented by Giant Steps 75.
A pop-up workshop for children aged 4 to 7, led by author-illustrator Annette Tamarkin: they discover colourful animals and create their own pop-up book.
A musical lecture that traces the history of women composers, from Hildegard of Bingen to Eliane Radigue and Laurie Spiegel, from the lute to electronic music. Presented as part of the Monte le son festival, ages 15 and up.
Metro Verlaine arrives at Point Éphémère for an electric night, with surfy pop and solitary moshing, to celebrate the release of the new album.
Revealed at a very young age, Eloise has established herself as one of the most distinctive voices on the new British scene, at the crossroads of jazz, soul and pop. She presents My Man & Me, an intimate album about the wounds, doubts and joys of love.
Neoni is a duo of sisters who play alt-pop, mixing dark pop, rock and electronic intensity, with unifying choruses and lyrics about resilience and rebellion.
Scottish singer-songwriter Blair Davie, one of the UK's most captivating emerging talents, performs live. A concert for fans of sensitive, narrative music.
The Wallflowers are back on a European tour in 2026 to play their album Bringing Down the Horse (1996) in full, along with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' Long After Dark. A concert for rock fans.
Blending pop, soul and a sixties aesthetic, Zinadelphia presents an intense, cinematic musical world, with immersive events inspired by the 1960s.
Swiss guitarist Louis Matute presents his new album Dolce Vita on stage, a free and fiery jazz between Europe and Latin America, accompanied by his Large Ensemble.
Sam Wilkes and Sam Gendel, two artists from Los Angeles, offer a sound world at the crossroads of jazz, experimental, pop and electronic music. A concert for fans of contemporary music.
As part of Mois du doc, screening of the documentary film Au Bain des Dames (At the Ladies' Baths), winner of the 2026 César for Best Documentary Short, followed by a discussion.
A discussion with anthropologists Bénédicte Bonzi and Olivia Braconnier on food democracy, hosted by journalist Nora Bouazzouni.
W Live presents KEPA.
As part of the Monte le Son festival, a round table with four women professionals from the music industry on the place of women and gender minorities in music in France.
What if everything stopped tomorrow? Two characters who are complete opposites embark on a frantic race against time, between spectacular acrobatics and striking performances, driven by adrenaline and humour. An immersive cinema-circus-concert.
Zebrahead, a pillar of Californian punk rock for nearly thirty years, takes the stage for an explosive, unifying concert, with a set of hits and new tracks.
Concert by Martin Luke Brown, a London singer-songwriter and producer at the crossroads of alternative pop, soul and indie, returning to the stage at Les Étoiles in Paris.
Manda Sira, from a line of Malian griots, blends Mandinka traditions, soul, blues and contemporary music. A trio concert, sung in Bambara, French and English.
As part of the Monte le Son festival, the Françoise Sagan multimedia library welcomes the pop band Paris Banlieue to present its album Dans des lieux (In Places), preceded by a round table on the place of women in music.
Friendly family workshops on gestural communication and body awareness for babies aged 0 to 3, with signs borrowed from French Sign Language, action rhymes and finger games. Dads, brothers and sisters welcome.
A roundtable retracing the genesis of a cultural project carried out in detention, with speakers and librarians, echoing the exhibition Prisonnières on the media library's prison past.
Merkules, a platinum-certified Canadian rapper, presents his new project Survivor's Guilt, with prestigious collaborations. A concert for rap fans.
A musical show around the work of Jacques Brel, performed by Arnaud Askoy, Roland Romanelli and Jean-Philippe Audin. A new version of the show The Promise of Brel, reinventing itself without betraying the spirit of the artist.
As part of the Doc Month festival, screening of the documentary Voyage à Gaza (Journey to Gaza), followed by a discussion with director Piero Usberti and Garance Philippe, co-organizer of the Ciné-Palestine festival.
Live Nation presents WESGHOST. Purchase limited to 8 tickets per order.
Concert by the Swedish prog-metal band SOEN, presenting their seventh album "Reliance". A French tour mixing heavy passages and melodies, for a metal-loving audience.
A special session of the Wednesday Story Hour: a family dive into the pop-up books of the heritage collection (pop-ups, pull-tabs, flaps, volvelles…) and the borrowable titles in the children's collection.
Blanca Li presents a hip hop and modern version of The Nutcracker, blending cultural mixes and urban energy to Tchaikovsky's music. A show for ages 5 and up, for the whole family.
Two R&B artists, two voices and two generations, perform on the same stage at the Théâtre Les Étoiles for an exceptional concert.
Caro turns stages into intimate confessions: a return to the pop, ballad and R&B music that shaped her, carried by a unique voice and an international career.
A lecture on George Gershwin, from Broadway to Porgy and Bess, exploring his work and American cultural life in the 1920s and 1930s.
WHITIES in concert with "RÉALITÉ ON TOUR" ("REALITY ON TOUR"): a blend of pop, funk, electro and rock, driven by the new album "LA RÉALITÉ N'EXISTE PAS" ("REALITY DOESN'T EXIST"). An intimate, sunny and refreshing tour for earthlings aged 7 to 777.
Exceptional concert by the Laurent Robin Trio, with Laurent De Wilde and double bassist Yoni Zelnik, performing compositions by Laurent Robin and revisiting tracks from the album "The Present".
As part of the Monte le Son festival, a programme of four short films about female voices, initiated by the Opéra national de Paris.
As part of the Monte le son festival, which celebrates women, singer Jil Caplan performs accompanied by Emilie Marsh and Seb Collinet.
MNEK, one of the most influential British songwriters, producers and artists of his generation, presents his second album BULLDOZER!!, celebrating renewed confidence and self-assertion.
A puppet show with nursery rhymes for very young children: a lost egg sets out to find its parents and discovers its five senses through the encounters along the way. For ages 0-3.
Nursery rhymes and classical music for young ears, carried by a violin, as part of the Sido&Co festival. A shared moment tailored to the very youngest.
Solo concert by cellist Iris Guémy Axelsson, who plays and sings around the theme of madness, as part of the Sido&Co festival.
Concert by the band LEAP, led by Jack Scott, blending rock and a personal story of rebuilding. An evening for an adult audience of rock fans.
Bree Runway, a British-Ghanaian artist, blends afrobeats, highlife, rock, hip-hop, pop and rap in a maximalist, free-spirited pop universe. A concert for an adult audience.
A course of 10 weekly classes to learn to sew on a machine and acquire the basics, through 7 projects (accessories and clothing). Open to complete beginners, ages 16 and up.
The new creation by choreographer Carolyn Carlson, with 4 exceptional dancers, explores the irony and madness of the human condition in a visual poem made of solos and duets that merge into one another.
The Viatores Quartet, whose name means "travellers", devotes its programme to Bartók, in dialogue with two women composers of today, Missy Mazzoli and Camille Pépin.
Concert by ESTL, a 23-year-old singer-songwriter from Bordeaux, blending piano, sensitive vocals and spoken word. An evening for an adult audience.
Tank and the Bangas, a New Orleans collective led by Tarriona "Tank" Ball, present their new album The Last Balloon: a euphoric collision of soul, hip-hop and avant-garde R&B, festive and deeply human.