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A show celebrating Georges Brassens through his songs, his thoughts and his view of the world, paying tribute to him as a poet and a lover of words.
After its success at the Théâtre Antoine, The Phantom of the Opera returns in a production entirely reimagined by Benoit Solès. A spellbinding musical show, blending mystery, humour and thrills, suitable for all audiences.
Jalen Ngonda, a major figure in contemporary soul, presents his new album Doctrine Of Love on the stage of the Olympia in Paris. A concert for soul fans, as part of the Doctrine of Love Tour 2026.
Visit the Fabrique de la Solidarité, a venue dedicated to civic engagement in Paris: meet the team, learn about its missions and discover the exhibition "Les séniors s'engagent" (Seniors Get Involved).
After causing a surprise in December with his open world mixtape, he will present his new album, which marks a real turning point in his career.
Uruguayan singer Jorge Drexler presents his new album TARACÁ on stage, surrounded by seven musicians, along with iconic songs from his career.
The Fête des rues aux écoles (Street Party for Schools) comes to Paris Centre with activities for children: learning to ride a bike and a scooter, a treasure hunt, wooden games and creative workshops.
Winnie the Pooh and his friends return to the Théâtre des Nouveautés in a musical comedy for the whole family. Violette discovers her daddy's chest of wonders and follows Winnie into an enchanted world, with life-size puppets, songs and choreography.
Léa has trouble falling asleep because her emotions are all over the place. That night, her cupboard becomes the setting for an enchanted journey into her inner world, where she learns to live more harmoniously with them. Show for ages 3 and up.
A treasure hunt across Paris in the footsteps of Cartouche and the Court of Miracles: riddles, clues and a route book to solve in teams of 3 to 6 people, ages 15 and up.
A modern, offbeat retelling of the tale of Beauty and the Beast, recommended for children aged 4 and up. Mel, an unconventional young woman, sets out in search of her missing father and meets a terrifying, funny and touching creature.
A stand-up show to see as a family to understand teenagers, those cute little beings who can turn into the Hulk at the slightest upset. Watch out, boomers will get their share of the blame too!
An interactive, humorous musical show built around Dalida's songs: alone on stage, Angélina tells and sings the true story of Gigi l'amoroso (Gigi the lover). Something to see with family or friends, for all audiences aged 6 and up.
Concert by the Chœur de la Maîtrise de Paris featuring Shakespeare's songs, with piano, harp and violin.
Seven women over 50, followed by 1.2 million subscribers, leave their screens to tell their stories on stage with irreverence, reflection and humour, on subjects that concern everyone.
After L’impardonnable Revue… (The Unforgivable Revue…), Récital Emphatique (Emphatic Recital) and Névrotik hôtel (Neurotic Hotel), here is the new musical and decadent show by Michel Fau! One of our great French singing artists performs the great arias of the operatic repertoire, accompanied by a famous tenor and a pianist.
Joe Jackson is back on a French tour with his band, to present "Hope & Fury", his new album, and his iconic tracks such as "Steppin' Out".
Screening of the documentary "De 7 à 97 ans" (From 7 to 97 Years Old) about aging and love, followed by a discussion with director Côme Webembe Tuitcheu, as part of the Semaine bleue.
Third edition of the charity concert "Invincibles Ensemble" at the Olympia, bringing together many artists to support research into Charcot's disease (ALS). An evening of music, emotion and solidarity.
Come and discover konpa, a tropical couple's dance from Haiti, in the heart of Paris: on the programme, a Haitian meal, a beginner's konpa class and a dance evening. Open to everyone, on your own, as a couple or with friends.
An evening of discussion to understand how discrimination works and to find out how to take action, with researchers, associations and the City of Paris. Open to everyone.
Ghinzu, a leading Belgian rock band, performs songs from its new album W.O.W.A. live at the Olympia. A concert for rock fans.
A joyful musical show combining film and an intimate investigation into exile, uprooting and family silences, through 1960s Tunisia and the memory of Daisy, Marie Benoliel's grandmother.
A monthly reading club led by the librarians of the Charlotte Delbo library, open to everyone: come and talk about a book of your choice or simply listen, with no obligation to speak.
Allo Floride presents Stormy at L'Olympia, for an exceptional date on the legendary Parisian stage, after the success of his first solo album Iceberg.
Paris in the Roaring Twenties: Arsène Lupin, master of disguise and illusion, takes on the Countess of Cagliostro amid chases, magic and puzzles. A show blending humour, suspense and magic, to enjoy as a family from age 6.
Neo-soul queen Erykah Badu returns to Paris for a stripped-down One Human Show, blending her greatest hits with tracks from her new album, in an experience that is unique at every performance.
International pop icon Anastacia, the voice behind hits like "I'm Outta Love" and "Left Outside Alone", performs on the stage of L'Olympia.
Concert by Black Pontiac, a rock quartet from Vancouver, on their first European tour, accompanied by Sunfish, an alternative rock band from Salt Lake City.
Léman presents their debut album Adieu Musique (Goodbye Music), blending rock, pop and committed storytelling. A concert for music lovers.
Gérard Drouot Productions presents Art Garfunkel on the stage of the Olympia, in Paris.
For the first time anywhere in the world, Damien Chazelle's dazzling epic returns to the screen in a "concert screening" version at the legendary Grand Rex, with the original soundtrack performed live by a jazz band conducted by Justin Hurwitz.
A house night at the Rex Club with Dan Ghenacia (Apollonia) playing an extended set and Melody, for fans of electronic music and club culture.
The animated film Azur et Asmar (Azur and Asmar) by Michel Ocelot screened on the big screen, with its music performed live by an orchestra. A family show, for young and old.
The Olympia presents Babylon. Limited to 8 seats per order.
An exhibition that introduces the general French public to the crafts of Miyagi, a rural region of Japan: ten companies that are still little known abroad present their creations in glass, metal, wood or stone, and visitors can talk with the artisans in person.
L'Ecran Pop is the first karaoke cinema in France: cult musical films shown in karaoke version, with activities, a pre-show and an electrifying atmosphere. Here, MAMMA MIA! in an XXL version at the Grand Rex.
Rapper 63OG, a member of the group 63 WÅ, performs at L'Olympia. A concert for an adult audience.
The HU, a Mongolian quartet and pioneers of Hunnu Rock, perform in concert at the Olympia. A world-famous band, for a rock-loving audience.
A night of horror films at the Grand Rex, with several screenings spread across different rooms. A terrifying selection for all ages, to be enjoyed among fans of thrills.
Arachnée Productions presents Ebony at L'Olympia, in Paris.
The Fray, a leading American alternative rock band, returns to Paris for an exceptional concert at L'Olympia, with a new EP after nearly ten years away. A must for rock fans.
The Olympia presents Félix Radu. Maximum six seats per order.
The first Harry Potter film shown on a giant screen at the Grand Rex, with John Williams's music performed live by more than 80 musicians. A film-with-live-orchestra experience to rediscover as a family.
Mentissa's concert at the Olympia, originally scheduled for 19 March 2026, has been postponed to 5 November 2026. Tickets remain valid or refundable until 19 March 2026.
Dub Inc, an iconic French reggae band, blends reggae, dancehall, Kabyle music and world music. A concert driven by the voices of Bouchkour and Komlan, with infectious energy.
A two-day workshop combining visual and vocal improvisation and movement, to explore other ways of thinking and creating. No experience is necessary, in a small group and by application.
Swing's concert at L'Olympia, originally scheduled for 17 February 2026, is postponed to 8 November 2026 in the same venue. Tickets remain valid for the new date.
The Olympia presents a concert by Beast in Black.
Eight journalists from Le Monde create a special edition of the newspaper live on the theme "What world after Trump?", accompanied by artistic contributions.
A VIP package for Tove Lo's concert at L'Olympia, including a standing ticket, a signed photo, merchandise and early entry to the venue.
Alias presents FFF, a show at L'Olympia, in Paris.
A tribute to Whitney Houston's repertoire performed by singer Belinda Davids, on tour throughout France. A show for soul and R&B fans.
A Belgian rap icon, JeanJass first made his name alongside Caballero, a leading duo that left its mark on a whole generation. A respected producer, he has made his sonic signature felt on the French-language scene, balancing technical finesse with authenticity.
The Olympia presents Joseph Kamel in concert in Paris.
Concert celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, with the game's original soundtrack performed by a 14-musician orchestra and visual effects.
A funny, interactive musical show in which Lily the marmot and her brother race to the North Pole to meet Santa Claus. A family show for children aged 4 and up.
Overmono in concert at L'Olympia, presented by SUPER!.
A guided tour through the dark Paris of crimes, monsters and female killers. It explores the literal and figurative meanings of "butcher" and "ogress", between news stories, justice, the meat trade and the history of medicine.
Yannick Noah presents an acoustic, intimate tour, blending music and memories, accompanied by Nicolas Paillet on guitar. A warm, authentic concert, as close to the audience as possible.