WeekSpots
For Halloween, come and discover or rediscover Brian De Palma's masterpiece, Phantom of the Paradise, on the big screen, in the original version with French subtitles. Ages 14 and up.
WEB returns to Paris for a concert at La Maroquinerie, after sold-out release parties. A date not to be missed to discover their live show.
A free workshop for expectant parents and parents of newborns, led by specialists, to understand the impact of the environment on a baby's health and leave with a health and environment kit.
A singer-songwriter, performer and producer, Ryan Beatty stands out as one of the most remarkable writers of his generation, with subtle writing and a delicate exploration of the human experience.
The German band Rikas returns to La Maroquinerie for a concert on its European "Dog Days" tour, blending vintage pop, rock and alternative melodies.
Talisco in concert at La Maroquinerie, presenting his new album with a 1950s and 1960s rock aesthetic, recorded in the spirit of a live performance.
De Staat, a Dutch experimental rock band, presents its 7th album on the occasion of its 25-year career. A concert for rock fans.
Stories and nursery rhymes to listen to in the children's section, with occasional themed sessions: story mats, kamishibai or readings in foreign languages.
A collage workshop on canvas, led by Caroline Gaume, where you cut, tear, crumple and glue, using pastels and inks. Materials included, for participants aged 11 and over.
Explore Père-Lachaise through the stories of some twenty women: the fight for women's rights, the arts, the Resistance, scientific research…
Discover the Saint-Jean Bosco church, the only entirely Art Deco church in Paris, on a guided tour led by a specialist in this building, which is listed as a Historic Monument.
Progressive metalcore concert by the Swedish band Allt, with Avralize and Bite Down as guests. An ambitious stage show, intended for an adult audience of metal fans.
The pop-rap duo Jack & Jack, discovered on Vine, performs a concert in Paris after the release of their second album HOME in 2024.
A visceral, shape-shifting and explosive cabaret: food, electric show, stands and dance party with DJ sets. A night for everyone, more for night owls.
Concert by Arthur Fu Bandini, an artist who blends rock, electro and pop with lyrics in French. An evening for an adult audience who enjoy contemporary music.
Haute & Freddy, the pop duo of Michelle Buzz and Lance Shipp, present their first album Big Disgrace in concert at La Bellevilloise, as part of their Big Disgrace Tour.
A free, non-sectarian discussion group led by midwives, for parents to talk among themselves about pregnancy, the baby's arrival, breastfeeding, a newborn's rhythms, joys and doubts.
As part of the Nuit du cirque, the Centre Wangari welcomes Danilo Pacheco and his new show "TECH", a performance on the dialogue between technology and the human body. Free show for all audiences, suitable for ages 6 and up.
Screening of the film "Zou" by Claire Glorieux, followed by a discussion with the director. A story about exile and friendship, ages 13 and up.
Concert by The Veils, on tour for their new album Fragile World, with Anthonie Thonnon as the opening act. A musical evening for an adult audience.
Lou Cantor presents the solo version of Stabat Mater, a dance with baroque accents in which the choreographer re-experiences through her body the stories of women she has met, between tears, cries and the right to be seen and heard.
Concert by Pauline Mann, singer-songwriter, in a trio with voice, piano and saxophone. Her songs in French blend jazz and pop, between hopes, loves and inner vertigo.
A circus show that revisits the basics: trapeze, acrobatics, balancing, juggling, tap dancing and music, in an atmosphere of cartoons and fanfare. From age 3.
DEELEE S, a rising figure in French hip-hop, performs live after a well-received debut project and albums blending American influences and trap. A new high-calibre performance for an audience of enthusiasts.
Chinchilla, an independent pop artist with a powerful voice and explosive performances, delivers an intense concert blending feminist anthems, vulnerability and empowerment. An event to discover an artist on the rise.
Hollysiz is back with a new album in French and makes her big return to the stage, 7 years after her last tour.
A monthly storytelling event for all ages, with two sessions: "Même pas peur !" (Not Even Scared!) for ages 5 and up and "Contes de Souris" (Mouse Tales) for ages 3-6.
Screening of the silent film "Little Fugitive" with live piano and vocal accompaniment by Nicolas Cante, as part of the Close-up festival devoted to the city and architecture in cinema. Ages 7 and up.
Anachronistic, erudite and irreverent confessions by Sucre d'Orge, with his lute and his cousin King Arthur Luth. For seasoned practitioners or amateurs; lute snobs need not apply.
Concert by Death Valley Girls, a Californian proto-punk and garage rock band, with Bella & The Bizarre opening. A must for rock fans.
Zebrahead, a pillar of Californian punk rock for nearly thirty years, takes the stage for an explosive, unifying show, with more than two million albums sold and a Grammy Award nomination.
As part of the Close-Up festival, a workshop combining a screening, a discussion and a challenge to build model houses out of straw, wood and hemp, to discover architecture.
A package combining a storytelling workshop (3 hours) and a show by the same storyteller-trainer, to approach or deepen storytelling in an interdisciplinary way. Open to regulars and newcomers alike.
Screening of the documentary Often, Winter Rebels, about peasant life in Poitou in the 20th century, followed by a discussion with director Benoît Perraud and writer Marie-Hélène Lafon.
HORSKH is a French neo-industrial trio blending metal, grunge and electro, back with a new album, BODY, after tours in Europe and an opening slot at the Zénith de Paris.
A shared evening in which two choreographers each present a project in the process of being created: a solo on resistance and a short piece on metamorphosis.
Set off to discover old Charonne, one of the most endearing villages in Paris, in the company of a guide-lecturer. A guided tour offered by the Comité d'histoire de la Ville de Paris.
Thomas Kahn, nicknamed "the Little Prince of contemporary soul", performs on stage with a set drawn from his album Undertones. A concert for anyone who loves soul and generous live shows.
A trio of women musicians takes you on a journey through the music of the Arab world and beyond, from the oud to the violin, by way of percussion and singing.
A musical hour devoted to folk music by women, from the pioneers of the 1960s-1970s to contemporary artists, through guided listening. Ages 15 and up.
A guided tour off the beaten path of Père-Lachaise Cemetery, discovering unusual graves and forgotten people who left their mark on Parisian and French history.
CRC, a Brussels artist blending rap, French chanson, R&B and Afro influences, gives his first Paris concert at La Maroquinerie.
Julia Wolf, a New York artist, performs on stage with music in which the lyrics take centre stage, somewhere between pop, rap and dance. A concert for an adult audience.
Q Marsden, singer, songwriter and producer, presents his new album "DO YOU SEE ME?" at La Bellevilloise. A concert for fans of soul, pop and analog sounds.
Changeline blends intimate pop-rap with avant-garde electronic production, in a concert where you can just as easily mosh as retreat into a reassuring cocoon.
Riptide Records presents EDGAR.
Creative activities for children aged 3 to 6, at the Assia Djebar library. Registration required, with one accompanying adult per child.
A creative family workshop with illustrator Agathe Chamignon, for children aged 3 to 6 accompanied by a parent, as part of the youth highlight Manger, être mangé (Eating, Being Eaten).
Drawing, collage and screen-printing workshop for children aged 7 and up, led by illustrator Julia Wauters. Registration required.
Veryshow Productions presents Triggerfinger, a concert at La Maroquinerie, in Paris.
Concert by Gisèle Pape, an experimental pop and electro artist, as part of the Monte le son Ô féminins festival. Sunny, committed music to dance to, about possible new futures.
Concerts and dance scheduled in the square as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season: jazz, rock, classical music, dances and multilingual participatory theater.
A season of free events at the square's bandstand: participatory open stage, DJ sets, multilingual theatre, steelband concert and musical and pictorial experiences.
A season of free open-air shows at Square Sarah Bernhardt: concerts, dances, theatre, dance and singing follow one another throughout the year. For all audiences.
Concerts, dance and theatre programmed as part of the "Kiosques en fête" season, at Parc de Belleville.
A monumental mural by Brusk in support of Handicap International, to remind us of the urgent need to protect civilians from bombings.
Two artists, Laety Des and Mélanie Cot, set their works in dialogue at the first exhibition of the year. Opening event open to all, free entry.
The senior clubs of the 20th arrondissement welcome free of charge Parisians aged 55 and over, retired, early-retired or adults in that situation, for a wide variety of activities suited to their wishes and needs.
Outdoor photo and sound exhibition on the railings of the Jardin de la Cité Aubry: twenty panels on the wild fauna of the 20th arrondissement, with QR codes to listen to sound recordings made on site.