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Arlet Feuillard and the Syntest Quintet present a jazz in which composition, improvisation and collective exploration come together, drawing on African and rock influences. A concert for fans of contemporary music and jazz.
Erella performs in concert the original songs from her album “Héritages” (Heritages), accompanied on piano, oud, trumpet, double bass and percussion. A musical journey between East and West, in French, Hebrew and Judeo-Spanish.
An evening of neofolk and ambient with Blood And Sun, Society Of The Silver Cross and Linnea Hjertén at Klub!
AK4SEVEN in concert: a mix of rap, Afro-urban and contemporary rhythms, driven by a contagious stage energy. For fans of urban music.
A live-action role-playing game at the Conciergerie: play one of the twelve characters at a secret meeting during the Revolution, investigate and defend your interests. Sign up alone, with friends or as a family.
On Halloween evening, lead the investigation in the Halles district! In teams of 3 to 6 people, use your powers of observation and your thinking skills to solve the riddle before the others.
Every Sunday, drummer Sotiris Tsolis leads a hybrid jam blending electro grooves, jazz and improvisation: a 45-minute concert, followed by an open stage for experienced musicians, young talents and enthusiasts.
The Orchestre Français des Jeunes, made up of musicians aged 16 to 25, gives a concert at the Châtelet under the direction of Guillaume Chilemme, with symphonies by Mozart and lieder by Schubert sung by Sandrine Piau.
Mario Canonge and Michel Zenino revive their jazz residency at Le Baiser Salé: a piano-double bass duo where improvisation, virtuosity and musical cross-fertilisation meet.
A jazz concert that revisits Amy Winehouse's repertoire, blending powerful blues, improvisation and lively arrangements. A generous tribute, aimed mainly at an adult audience.
Martinican pianist Xavier Belin explores the creoleness of jazz in a piano-bass-drums trio, through standards from creole territories, from Martinique to Haiti, from Réunion to Trinidad.
A talk by Leïla Olivesi devoted to Mary Lou Williams, a major figure in jazz, drawing on a rich discography and the artist's archives consulted in the United States.
A workshop to learn how to photograph architecture and showcase the Louvre's remarkable spaces, led by a professional photographer. Bring your own camera, all types accepted.
Opening night of the Monte le Son "Ô féminins" festival: carte blanche for Venezuelan artist Amari Natura, blending Latin-Caribbean and contemporary music, with several guest artists.
Young pianist Maxence Leroy invites musicians and audiences to a warm, spontaneous jazz jam, where people share, have fun and dare to improvise without hang-ups.
Benin's Fever, a mini-festival devoted to new Beninese scenes: concerts, DJ sets, performances and exhibitions, in a festive and inclusive atmosphere. An evening to celebrate today's Benin and its diaspora.
The legendary musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg, based on Victor Hugo, in a new French-language production directed by Ladislas Chollat.
Etienne Mbappé, alone with his acoustic guitar and voice, sometimes joined by guests, offers an intimate concert blending new songs, reworked songs and standards from his native Cameroon, open to all musical curiosities.
Lauriane Ludosky explores well-known and forgotten songs, between revisited standards and improvisations, as part of the #JazzDeDemain residencies that give young artists the chance to perform on stage.
Guitarist Michael Felberbaum reunites with his quartet for sensitive, energetic contemporary jazz, blending improvisation and subtle grooves that turn the concert into a musical journey.
Concert by the duo Hura Mirshekari and N9nE, blending the voice of an Iranian singer with percussive, introspective electronic music, around their project Badjens.
Quint’Up brings together five exceptional musicians for a blazing jazz, where hard bop, Caribbean rhythms and collective energy are one.
A Chinese seal engraving workshop: discovering the tools, studying engraving techniques and making personalized seals. Three themed sessions are offered, focusing on the signature, the New Year and the work.
Urban Underground is back for a second edition: a whole day dedicated to krump and hip-hop, with battles and dancers from all over. Whether you are a dancer, an enthusiast or simply curious to experience something real, this event is for you.
A full-scale treasure hunt on the Île de la Cité: lead the police investigation between the Palais de Justice and Notre-Dame, at the crossroads of an outdoor escape game and a treasure hunt. To do with family, friends or as a team.
Every Sunday evening, Le Baiser Salé opens its stage to musicians and curious onlookers for a jam session where young talents and seasoned musicians come together to improvise and keep jazz alive in all its spontaneity.
The Orchestre de chambre de Paris performs three works of Austrian music: Haydn, Mozart and Schoenberg's Transfigured Night.
For the 20th anniversary of their duo, Thierry Péala and Vérioca Lherm revisit their highlights, between vocal jazz and Brazilian music, joined by two guests. A generous and lively anniversary concert.
A talk exploring the notion of the "bourgeois gaze" and the way class relations are embedded in films, their production, their characters, their settings and our perceptions.
A workshop to learn how to write a screenplay: characterizing your characters, defining the genre and world of your story, then trying your hand at pitching. Led by a professional screenwriter, ages 16 and up.
A concert where Brazilian percussionist and composer Isaías Alves blends the folk traditions of Maranhão with improvisation and jazz. An evening for fans of world music.
As part of the Monte le Son 2026 festival "Ô féminins", the Médiathèque musicale de Paris Christiane Eda-Pierre is organizing an open stage that is 100% female: female musicians and singers, solo or in a group, can apply to perform in front of an audience.
A one-hour concert with no intermission, with an introduction and poetry readings, for the whole family. On the programme: two works by Mozart, performed by renowned musicians.
Screening of Jean Cocteau's film Beauty and the Beast, accompanied live by the Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France, for the 80th anniversary of its release.
Three jazz musicians — Sylvaine Hélary, Louise Frago and Solène Cairoli — discuss their careers with students from the jazz department of the CRR de Paris. A moment of transmission and sharing.
A festive afternoon to test your music and film knowledge around women singers and composers of cinema: blind test, snack and karaoke, solo, with family or among friends.
A family photography workshop in the Louvre's collections: with the help of small challenges, learn to frame, compare and look at the works differently, smartphone in hand.
Mario Canonge and Michel Zenino revive their jazz residency at Le Baiser Salé, a piano-double bass duo where improvisation, virtuosity and musical cross-fertilisation meet. A date for lovers of live, free and embodied jazz.
Étienne Mbappé, alone with his acoustic guitar and voice, sometimes joined by guests, offers an hour of new songs, reworked songs and great standards from his native Cameroon, for all audiences.
An all-Mozart concert by the Ensemble Instrumental de Corse, with arias from The Magic Flute, the Clarinet Concerto and the Jupiter Symphony. Recommended age: all ages.
Flautist Magic Malik and his Quartet XP present a lively, improvised jazz concert, blending shifting grooves and surprising harmonies. Demanding yet generous music, to be discovered live on stage.
As part of the Music and Exile series, an introductory workshop on konnakol (vocalization of the rhythmic cycles of Carnatic music) with mridangam player Balakumar Paramalingam.
As part of the Music and Exile series, a round table where exiled musicians talk about their journeys, hosted by David Christoffel. For an adult audience interested in music and life stories.
The Sotto Voce Children's Choir, sixty singers aged 10 to 18, gives its traditional Christmas concert in the Grande Salle of the Théâtre du Châtelet. A family event for ages 5 and up.
Led by French-Greek drummer Sotiris Tsolis, this hybrid evening blends electro grooves, jazz harmonies and improvisation. It begins with a 45-minute concert, then gives way to a jam for experienced musicians, young talents and enthusiasts.
A participatory digital photo installation celebrating La Place's 10th anniversary: a journey through archives, photography and contemporary creation, meeting the artists, audiences and communities that bring the venue to life.
For La Place's 10th anniversary, We Light You presents an immersive creation blending video archives, live recordings, previously unseen footage and a light show, shown continuously.
A group exhibition bringing together around twenty French and international artists from urban cultures, for the 10th anniversary of La Place: graffiti, muralism, illustration and contemporary urban art.
La Place, a venue dedicated to hip-hop in Paris, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a 10-day festival: dance, music, visual arts, exhibitions, concerts, battles and DJ sets.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed at Nelson Mandela Garden as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season.
Evenings devoted to documentary cinema, with screenings and discussions about Delphine Seyrig and other figures of committed documentary filmmaking.
A never-before-seen exhibition on the evolution of dress at the Thai court, with more than a hundred outfits and accessories from the royal collection.
A film series at the Forum des images devoted to Maria Schneider and Delphine Seyrig, with screenings, previews and panel discussions.
Exhibition of abstract, colourful paintings by German artist Annette Weber, to discover in Paris. An invitation to personal interpretation, open to all.
Le Forum des images launches its podcast "Le Bureau des artistes" (The Artists' Office), hosted by Claude Farge, its Director General. A new episode every two weeks, available to listen to now.
Film screenings for children aged 2 to 9, accompanied by their parents, on the theme of castles in cinema.
Immersion Sauvage, the Forum des images' virtual reality offering, gains 3 new episodes this autumn 2026. From age 5. Wednesday to Sunday.
An exhibition at the Musée en Herbe celebrating 30 years of Pokémon: a treasure hunt and mask for children, a look back at the origins of the saga and its links with Japanese art and culture.
A large group exhibition from the Pinault Collection bringing together around 700 works by more than 70 artists, for the 200th anniversary of the invention of photography.
American artist Barbara Kruger takes over the Rotonde and the display windows of the Bourse de Commerce with an exhibition combining monumental words, illuminated commands and videos, somewhere between verbal saturation and visual immersion.