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A guided tour of the village of Passy, in the 16th arrondissement, to explore its remains, its medieval church, its 18th-century houses and its Art Nouveau and modern buildings.
The result of a collaboration between choreographer Sharon Eyal and visual artist George Rouy, BODYSUIT brings a large-format painting to life. Performed by five dancers, the piece blurs the boundaries between dance, visual art and electronic music.
A free-verse text written from testimonies, showing the war in Ukraine from another angle: life in the bunkers of Kyiv, where fear seeps in and the rules change.
A chamber music concert bringing together a string quartet, a wind trio and a harp, with works by Ravel, Debussy and Britten.
A chamber music concert that sets Ernest Chausson's Concert (Concerto) alongside the Sonata by César Franck, his teacher, to discover a musical lineage through two lyrical and cyclical works.
On the occasion of European Music Therapy Day, professional music therapists present their practice and talk with the public about support through sound and music.
Novemb'Run is a charity fun run organized by the French Association of Urology to raise awareness of men's health and support urology research.
A creation by Dalila Belaza in which dance, singing and music become one, carried by a sensitive memory linked to Algeria. A choral and vibratory piece, closer to sensation than to grand spectacle.
New creation by Dalila Belaza, between dance and voice, where bodies come together in a universal rite. A choreographic show for adult and family audiences.
For its 4th edition, the Lantern Festival offers an immersive nighttime trail across 6 hectares inspired by India, with nearly 2,000 lanterns and light sculptures, to enjoy with the family.
The experimental folk-rock duo Marie Maïko, made up of Delphine Ciampi and Anne Gouverneur, offers largely instrumental music in which electric guitar, violin and voice intertwine. A concert as part of the "Monte le son" festival.
After the success of the first edition, Run For Climate is back in 2026 to keep supporting action for the climate. A race organised in the Bois de Boulogne, for the climate and for the pleasure of running together.
A literary translation workshop from Italian into French, open to everyone and with no prior knowledge of Italian required. Guided by a professional translator, participants explore an Italian work for two hours.
A choral piece of physical theatre: at the end of a journey through a world ravaged by a zombie apocalypse, a strange troupe approaches Boulogne-Billancourt to find a solution. The bittersweet story of a homecoming… for good.
Electro dance world championship: two days of battles, performances, workshops and shows celebrating this dance born in France. From age 8, for the whole family.
Screening of Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver", introduced and put into context by Patrice Bougon, a film lecturer at the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle. The film is not suitable for children under 12.
A traditional funfair on a human scale, with more than sixty rides, games, treats and free parades on weekends, in the leafy setting of the Bois de Boulogne.
An exhibition at the Palais Galliera devoted to the crafts that adorn clothing and accessories, from weaving to embroidery, on the theme of the flower. More than 350 works from haute couture houses and young artisans.
Rankin, a British photographer, exhibits LA F.AI.M: a vast body of generative images that questions the desire to create in the age of artificial intelligence.
Concerts, dance and theatre are scheduled at Parc Sainte-Périne as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
Concerts, shows and musical activities at the kiosk in the Ranelagh Garden as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
For the 50th anniversary of the Germaine Tillion library, an exhibition conceived with the Fonds d'art contemporain - Paris collections presents four duos of works: creations from the 1970s in dialogue with those of young artists.
The Jardin d'Acclimatation is transformed to celebrate Día de los Muertos: decorated rides, face painting, mariachi music, a magic show and Mexican flavors. A change of scenery to enjoy with the family.
An exhibition at the Orangerie du parc de Bagatelle to discover the apple in all its forms: botanical history, horticultural diversity, works of art and educational panels. A treat for the eyes and the mind.
The senior clubs of the 16th arrondissement welcome Parisians aged 55 and over, retired or not, free of charge, for a wide variety of activities suited to their interests.
First solo exhibition in France by German artist Florian Krewer, featuring sixteen recent monumental canvases, some of them previously unseen, presented among the museum's collections.
An exhibition devoted to Daniel Dezeuze, a leading figure of Supports/Surfaces, with twenty recent works tracing his career since 1982.
An exhibition of paintings by Stéphane Bordarier, including five works recently acquired by the museum, shown alongside loans from the studio. For anyone curious about contemporary art.
Presentation of recently acquired works by Mariella Simoni (born in 1948), whose practice explores the connections between conceptual art, abstraction, poetry and material.
Portraits of artists taken by the photographer Jean-François Bauret, at least one of whose works is held at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris.
An exhibition at the crossroads of art and science that sheds light on old age through the photographs of Nikos Aliagas and the reflections of researcher Samuel Pavard.
An exhibition on the destruction of heritage by armed conflicts and acts of resistance and repair, through maps, models, photos, videos and contemporary works. A documentary and sensitive journey, accessible to all.
An exhibition at the Guimet Museum on chaekgeori, the Korean art of trompe-l'œil that emerged in the 18th century, between painted libraries and dreamlike worlds. For families curious about art and history.
First exhibition in France devoted to the American artist Kerry James Marshall, with seventy works including eight previously unseen paintings, tracing more than four decades of his career.
The Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris is devoting a major exhibition to Simone Fattal, a Lebanese-American artist living in Paris. Around a hundred works trace more than fifty years of creation, spanning paintings, ceramics and collages.
An exhibition exploring the link between landscape and history from 1890 to the present day, through eleven chronological and thematic sections, from Monet to Hockney.
An exhibition at the Palais Galliera on women's adoption of masculine dress codes in the 19th century, through nearly 500 works, including Rosa Bonheur's wardrobe.
Paris Saint-Germain Handball, the reigning French champions, play their home matches at Coubertin for the 2026-2027 season, in both the league and the Champions League. For handball fans who come to cheer on their team.
The complete schedule of Paris FC's home matches for the 2026-2027 season: the men's team's games at Stade Jean-Bouin and the women's team's games at Stade Charléty.
Paris Saint-Germain unveils the schedule of its home matches at the Parc des Princes for the 2026-2027 season, in Ligue 1 and the Champions League. The dates are indicative and may change.
Stade Français Paris unveils its 2026-2027 season calendar, with home matches at Stade Jean Bouin and away games. A season to follow for fans of the Pink Soldiers.
Family concerts combining tales, stories, musicians, actors and singers, to spark young audiences' imaginations. A season of musical shows to share from age 4.
The municipal conservatory in the 16th arrondissement offers an artistic season with music, dance and theater performances, as well as masterclasses, in its auditorium or off-site.
An unusual guided tour of the Roland-Garros stadium, the temple of tennis in Paris: press rooms, locker rooms, the presidential stand and the corridor leading to the clay court, with anecdotes from the guide.
Fitness sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in a sporting activity near your home.
Motor skills activities for children and strength training for adults, offered free of charge by the City of Paris at the Suchet sports centre. For Parisian families only.
Sensory and artistic discovery tours at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, designed for very young children and their parents, with two formats depending on age: 0-8 months and 1-3 years.
IdoCar presents an exclusive collaboration with painter Vanecha Roudbaraki: the smart Fortwo becomes a work in motion, blending contemporary mobility, material and emotion.
A 1.5-hour immersive experience in Paris where parents and children explore three ecosystems and interact with real rescued domestic animals from shelters, supervised by Rangers.
Exhibition devoted to Gustave Fayet, collector and creator, bringing together more than 250 works from his collection and 325 of his own creations, including paintings by Van Gogh, Gauguin and Redon.
The Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil, in Paris, is an ideal place in autumn to admire late blooms, observe the peat bog and discover its historic and tropical greenhouses, in a calm atmosphere.
As part of the Open Space programme, the Louis Vuitton Foundation presents the first solo exhibition in France by Saudi artist Mohammad Alfaraj, with previously unseen video works blending animation, objects, photographs and drawings.
A two-part exhibition devoted to Gustave Fayet, a great collector and creator of modern art, bringing together more than 740 works and documents, including paintings by Van Gogh, Gauguin and Redon.
A major exhibition at the national Maritime Museum in Paris, the highlight of the series "L'appel des profondeurs" (The Call of the Deep), exploring the history of underwater exploration from Antiquity to the present day through art, science and technology.
On the occasion of the centenary of François Morellet's birth, the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine, in partnership with the Centre Pompidou and the CNAP, presents a unique exhibition revealing how the artist turned architectural space into a playground for contemporary art.
A group exhibition bringing together around thirty works by artists and collectives based far from urban centres, exploring ways of being together.
A monographic exhibition by Valérie John, who has been exploring indigo as both material and memory since the 1990s, through papers, textiles, installations, clothing, objects and books. An aesthetic and sensory experience, from deep blue to brilliant black.
Sonia Gomes transforms used textiles into almost organic sculptures, nourished by her Afro-Brazilian heritage. A selection of works from the last twenty years enters into a dialogue with the architecture of the Palais de Tokyo.
An experimental cinema exhibition devoted to recent films by Rose Lowder, including The Source of the Loire (La Source de la Loire), shot in 16 mm and focused on the observation of nature.
Winner of the 2026-2027 Friends of the Palais de Tokyo Prize, Céleste Richard-Zimmermann explores a shared world in ruins, where symbols of power crumble, through sculptures, fragments and sound installations.