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As part of the Manga Fanatics event, the Saint-Eloi library is offering a workshop to discover kumihimo, the traditional Japanese art of braided cord, and create a pretty bracelet. All ages, from 8 years old.
ASAKE concert at the Accor Arena, with BNXN and TxC. Purchase limited to 8 tickets per order.
An immersive and introspective afternoon in a Parisian garden: silent reading, meditative walking, creative workshops and guided tours, around the book L'Emerveilleuse (The Marvellous One) by Margaux Motin.
Don Toliver concert at the Accor Arena as part of his Nitrous-Octane World Tour Leg 2, presented by Live Nation. Tickets are limited to 8 per order.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the big names of rock and pop with local bands performing their greatest hits live. That evening, it's all about Oasis and the golden age of Britpop.
Meryl, a key figure on the French music scene, returns in 2026 with a landmark tour and two shows at the Accor Arena in Paris.
A rally to discover the trees of the Parc Floral de Paris by observing leaves, bark and fruit. For ages 8-14, accompanied by an adult.
For its third edition, the They’re Gonna Be Big festival brings together the cream of global indie and alternative music over three days and three venues, with 21 artists playing in Paris for the first time.
For its third edition, the They're Gonna Be Big festival showcases the cream of global indie and alternative music, with seven bands spanning post-punk, art rock, indie folk and shoegaze.
A talk to discover the wild animals that frighten or intrigue us: spiders, toads, bats, cockroaches, slugs… and to separate fact from fiction about these unloved creatures. Ages 8 and up.
Third edition of the They’re Gonna Be Big festival, with an evening of indie and alternative concerts bringing together bands from around the world.
Duran Duran concert at the Accor Arena, with The Molotovs as the opening act.
Third evening of the TGBB festival, dedicated to international indie and alternative music, with six bands playing post-punk, synthwave, indie pop and art rock, from Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Concert by Macklemore & Friends as part of the Free Palestine Tour, with a support act to be announced. All proceeds will be donated to organizations supporting the Palestinian people.
A workshop to discover millipedes and centipedes and a few Parisian species, with a presentation indoors followed by an outing in the Parc floral de Paris. Ages 8 and up.
La Ferme de Paris offers participatory work sessions once a month in the food forest to introduce you to permaculture. Registration required.
A hands-on workshop where you learn to identify and label indoor plants and find out how to care for them according to their needs. Ages 18 and up.
An exhibition by Colombian artist Fernando Garcia Quintero, born from his experience as a migrant in Paris, inviting reflection on migration, memory and displacement through scenes of everyday life.
An event at the Accor Arena, in Paris. Tickets are sold online only, limited to 8 per buyer, and available only as e-tickets or m-tickets.
Marcoca, a German psychedelic indie band, blends refined melodies, danceable grooves and captivating lyrics, with surf, jazz, funk and psychedelic influences.
An iconic Supersonic party dedicated to 2000s indie rock, with a tribute live set and a DJ set. Adults only, entry on site or with a skip-the-line ticket.
Come discover and share our favorite books and talk about what you're reading at the moment, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.
A friendly workshop-discussion to share the library's favourites (books, DVDs, games) over coffee with the team from Maison Paris Nature. Open to adults and young people aged 14 and over.
Mini creative workshops on the theme of nature, open to adults and children alike, to drop in on throughout the afternoon.
A creative workshop for children aged 8 and up, inspired by the compositions of the painter Arcimboldo: drawing, collage and natural or recycled materials, guided by the librarians.
A book club that invites you to discover nature writing through two novels and two graphic novels, and to share your thoughts on these reads or your own favourites on the theme of nature.
La Répéthèque is a rehearsal before a concert where musicians present and share their project. Come discover the band Muddy Cotton and chat with them.
Concert evening with two bands: Only Real, indie from London with soaring guitars and catchy choruses, and Catchy Peril, electro post-punk from Marseille. For fans of Mac Demarco, Gorillaz, Fat White Family and Devo.
Simple Plan in concert at the Accor Arena, with Neck Deep as the opening act. A big pop-punk evening for fans.
The Baleine verte community garden, created in 2014 in the 12th arrondissement, invites you to its soup festival to meet the association and discover this friendly, community-minded place.
Every Sunday since 2016, Supersonic has paid tribute to the big names of rock and pop. Tonight, several local bands play Guns N' Roses' biggest hits live.
French rock night with three bands: Héroïnes, HazyMetry and Stupide Foudre. For fans of psychedelic, alternative and indie rock.
Greg Mendez, a sober and understated singer-songwriter, presents Beauty Land, his new album and first LP on Dead Oceans, driven by pop melodies and bright guitars. A concert for an adult audience.
A symphonic concert featuring Hans Zimmer's most iconic music, led by conductor Matt Dunkley, the Odessa Orchestra & Friends and the Nairobi Chamber Chorus. Hans Zimmer himself does not appear on stage.
Two concerts of crooner rock and bedroom rock: Scott Lavene, a British singer-songwriter whose songs sit between indie folk and post-punk, and Bleu Death, a Bordeaux project influenced by Elliott Smith, The Replacements and Nirvana.
A sound, gestural and puppet theatre piece that tells the story of the meeting between Selma, 10 years old, and Geneviève, 90 years old, and the idea of growing up well together. From age 7, to see as a family.
Sidiki Diabaté, a major figure in contemporary African music, takes the stage at the Accor Arena for an exceptional concert celebrating African culture, Mandinka heritage and peace.
A time to get together over a coffee to chat, discover games and exercise your memory, led by the librarians.
J. Cole concert at the Accor Arena, part of his The Fall-Off world tour, his first solo tour in five years. Limited to 8 tickets per order.
With humour and self-deprecation, Djamil Le Shlag recounts his journey, from the countryside to the city and from Africa to Europe, and invites you to travel and to meet others. A free and uninhibited comedy show.
Niall Horan, global star and former member of One Direction, presents his new album Dinner Party in concert at the Accor Arena, with flowerovlove as the opening act.
Concert by Villa Fantôme, a band formed by two former members of La Ruda Salska, with Mauvaise Pioche opening.
A friendly walk organized once a month to discover Paris and its surroundings in company, with sharing and good cheer.
A writing workshop led by Lise Milza, facilitator and resident of the 12th arrondissement, on the theme of the neighbourhood and its living spaces. No level required, just the desire to write and share.
A series of three art-science lectures led by Marlène Bourderon, exploring living things through projections of her works, between art and scientific knowledge. Each lecture is independent.
Lujipeka, a rapper from Rennes, in an exceptional concert at the Accor Arena for the first time in his career, after his return with "Bruler Paris" (Burn Paris).
A dance party with a 1980s theme, featuring a DJ set and a live tribute, from 11pm to 6am.
A charity run of 2, 5 or 10 km to support cancer research, which can be done on site or anywhere in France thanks to the digital challenge.
Every Sunday since 2016, Supersonic pays tribute to the great names of rock and pop. Tonight, several local bands play Fleetwood Mac's greatest hits live.
Free workshop with visual artist Edmée Petit to make "charms" that will become part of the set design for Pol Pi's show "Variations on Tenderness". A collective experience of opening up to tenderness, open to everyone.
Concert by the German band Shoreline, somewhere between 2010s hardcore and recent pop-punk/emo, driven by the voice of Hansol Seung. For fans of punk and emo.
Agnès Bihl performs on stage, accompanied on piano, in a set of songs blending emotion, commitment, laughter and rebellious humour. A show for an adult audience.
A day to write as a group and leave with your short story written on the spot. Open to those who have never written a short story, with a workshop recommended but not required beforehand.
Concert by Penelope Isles, a psych pop band from Brighton, for fans of Deerhunter, Radiohead & Neil Young.
A talk on how LGBT+ people experience ageing, and in particular moving into a care home, with Marie de Hennezel, Florence Fortin-Braud and Mickaël Tempête.
Sofiane, aka Fianso, a leading figure in French rap, gives one final, unique concert at the Accor Arena, mixing his classics with exclusive new performances.
Three actors rewrite the story of May 68 live on stage and imagine a feminist and ecological revolution. A funny, political fable, to laugh and dream together.
An industrial rock night with Divine Shade, who blend cold wave, 1990s rock and electronic sounds, and KLOAHK, a Paris project with the sounds of old machines and tribal percussion.
Concert by the Irish band Fontaines D.C. at the Accor Arena, as part of their European tour. For fans only, with strict ticketing conditions.
A contemporary dance show that explores tenderness as a way of being together, between performance, learning and gathering, as part of the Festival des Fiertés.