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Concert by Moon Walker, an indie rock artist based in Brooklyn, at Supersonic Records in Paris. For adults and teenagers who are fans of independent rock.
Concert by Moon Walker, an independent indie rock artist based in Brooklyn, at Supersonic Records. For rock fans.
Young Belgian artist Noonzy, four years into his career, presents his alternative indie-pop world on the PopUp! stage in Paris.
L'Odyssée Lumineuse (The Luminous Odyssey) returns to the Parc Floral de Paris for a new edition: a renewed immersive trail blending fantastical worlds, creatures and a show of giant illuminated fountains, to enjoy with the family.
Bonsai Culture Expo is a family event for lovers of bonsai and Japanese arts and culture. It takes place at the Parc Floral de Paris, in the 12th arrondissement.
A meeting with composer and sound artist Elsa Biston, led by philosopher Véronique Verdier, about her sound installation Laisser le geste porter l'écoute (Let the gesture carry the listening), to be discovered in the media library's spaces.
A post-punk, dark wave and cold wave night with three bands: Varsovie, Alien Tears and Antifer. For fans of Joy Division, Interpol or Alain Bashung.
JB Mpiana, an iconic figure of Congolese rumba, performs on stage with more than forty years of career and a repertoire of African music classics.
Clown workshop for parent-child pairs, ages 5 to 10: rhythm and movement games, improvisation, exploring emotions and the imagination, with a red clown nose provided.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the legends of rock and pop with concerts by local bands. This free Pop Punk special features live covers of Blink-182, Sum 41, Green Day and The Offspring, in a festive atmosphere.
Kery James returns to the Accor Arena for an explosive hip-hop concert, with his most memorable tracks and songs from his new album R.A.P., accompanied by a DJ, a drummer, a keyboardist and guests.
Guacayo blends committed indie pop with warm reggae and dub influences, creating a sound that touches both the heart and the dancefloor.
Three indie rock bands take the stage at Supersonic one after another: Shaki Tavi (grungegaze, Los Angeles), Subzero Fun (shoegaze, Paris) and No Gravity (dream pop, Paris). An evening for fans of distorted guitars and noisy pop.
Auguri Productions and Bliss Music present Vanessa Paradis at the Accor Arena.
Stories, tales, nursery rhymes and finger games told by librarians, in French and French Sign Language, for children aged 1 to 3 accompanied by an adult.
Three indie rock bands take the stage at Supersonic one after another: Carsick (indie punk, Salisbury), Carne (grunge, Brighton) and bye bye baïne (indie pop rock, Paris). An evening for fans of guitars and the alternative scene.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on baby's health and leave with a health and environment kit.
The decorative arts craft fair returns to Paris for a third edition: three days to discover the rare skills of around a hundred art workshops and manufactories.
Two indie rock concerts: 60 Juno, a post-punk and dreampop project from California, followed by the Australian duo Kino Motel, somewhere between gothic and grunge. An evening for indie music fans.
After a final triumphant tour, Christophe Maé will be back on the biggest stages in France, Switzerland and Belgium in 2026.
A contemporary dance installation-performance for three dancers, exploring the mechanisms of devotion and obsession through gestures and objects.
The Saint-Éloi library invites you to its board game evenings, on your own or with friends, to discover new games and share good times. LSF/FR interpreters are present.
A friendly readers' café to discover and share the librarians' and participants' favourite books and films. Open to all, with French sign language interpreters present.
As part of European Week for Waste Reduction, come and discover and cook a seasonal fruit, vegetable or edible plant from the farm.
A voice and piano duo showcasing works by female composers, from German and French Romantic music to contemporary Latin American repertoire. All ages, free admission.
Concert by Moïse Mbiye, a leading voice of African and French-language gospel, at the Accor Arena. An evening of praise and worship, carried by an atmosphere of intense communion.
A show freely inspired by the unfinished work of Tadeusz Kantor, in which some twenty actors, dancers and musicians explore the memory inscribed in bodies. Ages 12 and up.
A charity run of 5 or 10 km, on foot or walking, with group training sessions throughout the year. The race bib gives access to free training to learn how to save lives.
Every Sunday since 2016, Supersonic has paid tribute to the big names of rock and pop. Tonight, several local bands play The Cure's biggest hits live.
HATSUNE MIKU EXPO returns to Paris after a two-year absence, with a Steampunk theme: the biggest French concert by the iconic virtual singer Hatsune Miku.
A Manchester trio playing long, spellbinding post-rock in the vein of Women, Slint and Sonic Youth: an evening for fans of experimental guitar music.
Concert by Grommet, a Swedish alternative metal quartet blending power and ethereal atmospheres, in the vein of Deftones, Narrow Head and Fleshwater. For fans of grungegaze and underground rock.
Superbus is back with their 7th album "OK KO" and revisits their hits "Lola" and "Butterfly" for an exceptional date. A return to explosive pop-rock that will delight their biggest fans.
A collaborative workshop to understand the environmental, health and social issues of our food. A junior fresco accessible from age 13, with no prerequisites.
Concert evening with two indie rock bands: The Youth Play, Mexican-British post-punk, and Bedroom Vacation, shoegaze indie rock from Manchester. For fans of The Smiths, DIIV and Bdrmm.
Placebo celebrates 30 years of their career with a European tour in 2026, performing songs from their first two albums, some of which have not been played on stage for more than 20 years.
Intimate concert by Trixie Whitley at Supersonic Records in Paris, where she presents her album "Folded Time", between loss and rebuilding. Under-16s must be accompanied by a legal guardian.
La Ferme de Paris offers a participatory work session once a month to learn about market gardening: on the programme, theory on soil and green manure, then winterizing and sowing.
Concert by Aja, Clémence Quélennec's solo project, blending harp, synths and ethereal vocals in atmospheric music. As part of the Monte le Son festival - Ô féminins.
An evening of indie folk with Seb Lowe, a young British artist, and violinist Kate Couriel. For fans of Mumford & Sons, Fleet Foxes and Wilco.
The Paris National Opera presents Turandot, Puccini's final opera, in a production directed by Robert Wilson. A show for adults and families with older children.
A contemporary dance solo by Baptiste Cazaux, blending rhythms, samples and pop references, where the audience is invited up close to the dancer.
Traditional tales from around the world told in French Sign Language and in French, in which little heroes use their cunning to escape those who want to devour them. For children aged 4 to 8.
Cirque Phénix presents "Odyssée" (Odyssey), a show by the Stars of the Peking Circus, created and directed by Alain M. Pacherie. Duration: 1h50, including a 20-minute intermission.
A monthly writing workshop on Saturday afternoons, to write for longer and with more independence. It is aimed at adults who already have experience of writing workshops or are comfortable with writing.
As part of the "Manger, être mangé" (Eat, Be Eaten) highlight, Alain Schneider presents a solo concert full of humour and imagination, with songs about monsters, to be shared with the family.
A charity run open to all in the Bois de Vincennes, starting in daylight and finishing at nightfall, in a lit-up atmosphere. Open to everyone, including people with disabilities, alone or in a team.
Three concerts of alternative rock, post-punk and electro-rock: The Wants, Off Center and Ytso & Wayne. An evening for fans of live music.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the great legends of rock and pop with live concerts by local bands. This Sunday, it's all about The Doors and their cult hits.
Concert by GREEK, an American singer-songwriter and independent producer who blends alternative pop, R&B, indie and lo-fi influences in an intimate, atmospheric world.
An interactive forum theatre on the rights of LGBTQIA+ people, where the audience is invited to come on stage to suggest solutions and alternative endings to the scenes performed.
Darkwave night with the Texan band Haunt Me, the brainchild of Darius Davila, for fans of post-punk, darkwave and indie rock.
A female trio of contemporary dance inspired by Proust's madeleine, where sensory memory becomes choreographic material. An intense piece for three dancers, balancing precision and listening to the space.
World premiere of Horse GP, a brand-new concept that applies Formula 1 conventions to equestrian sports: an Olympic-level FEI 5* show jumping competition bringing together the world's top 40, combining equestrian spectacle, speed events and a closing concert.
Indie rock evening with British band The Publics, for fans of Arctic Monkeys, The View and The Vaccines.
Three ballets from the repertoire of the Ballet de l'Opéra national de Paris: Suite en blanc by Serge Lifar, a new creation by Shahar Binyamini set to Ravel's Boléro, and Pina Bausch's The Rite of Spring.
Boy George, Culture Club and Shaggy together on one stage for a unique evening of reggae and celebration.
Cirque Arlette Gruss presents "ESSENTIEL", a show that celebrates the essence of live performance: to amaze, surprise and thrill every generation. Spectacular acrobatics, poetry, humour and emotion intertwine for an unforgettable experience.
Under the storytelling tree, librarians tell their favourite stories, in French Sign Language and in French. For children aged 4 to 8.