Benzaquine 4tet
Valérie Benzaquine and her quartet of female musicians offer revisited jazz standards and original compositions, somewhere between swing and improvisation.
Valérie Benzaquine and her quartet of female musicians offer revisited jazz standards and original compositions, somewhere between swing and improvisation.
The Lamoureux Orchestra's Baby Concerts blend the great symphonic repertoire with children's nursery rhymes. A musical journey around the world to listen to, move to and sing along with in rhythm, to discover percussion.
Concert by Khalid, global pop and R&B superstar, as part of his "It's Always Summer Somewhere Tour". A show for music lovers.
A show by Benoît Facerias, Maxime Schucht and Sylvain Vip, directed by Matthieu Hornuss. Nicolas de La Reynie teaches his criminology techniques and faces an unexpected event linked to the Affair of the Poisons.
The Canadian Cultural Centre is taking part in MaSH, the kick-off of Paris Art Week: the exhibition “Grands Lacs – L'horizon commun des mers intérieures” (Great Lakes – The shared horizon of inland seas) is open to all until 9 pm, with two guided tours by reservation.
The Jeu de Paume hosts "Parallax", the largest monograph devoted to Stan Douglas in France in over 30 years. An exhibition for an adult audience interested in contemporary art.
Léonor de Récondo lends her voice and her violin to the story of her grandmother, forced to flee Franco's Spain in 1936. A musical reading blending prose, poetry and silence, on exile and transmission.
Four exceptional musicians come together to celebrate the great jazz standards: swing, improvisation and instrumental dialogues, in a generous, lively evening dedicated to sharing.
An introductory workshop to Najeon Chilgi, the traditional Korean art of mother-of-pearl decoration, combined with a discovery of hangeul. Participants create their own accessory decorated with a motif inspired by a Korean character.
Adrienne presents a sparkling album project blending pop, jazz and Brazilian music, with funny and touching love stories. Surrounded by talented musicians, the group also reinvents classics!
Two concerts devoted to the world of Korean composer Daeseong Kim, between Korean musical traditions and contemporary creation, as part of a programme on the kingdom of Silla.
Four women musicians from the Paris jazz scene revisit standards from the American Songbook, blending jazz, groove, R&B and folk, for an intimate and warm evening.
Two days of debates, creative work and reflection on filmed sexual violence and the porn industry, around the French Bukkake trial. A key moment to question our collective responsibility.
A classical music concert at the Church of La Madeleine, with the Hélios Orchestra and violinist Glen Rouxel, featuring Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Caccini's Ave Maria and other famous works.
Concerto en Fa Mineur presents “Un Soir de Candidature” (An Evening of Candidacy).
Naomi Guetta sings and plays piano in a repertoire of female composers, from Nina Simone to Barbara, accompanied on drums and bass. A tribute concert to artists who have left their mark on her journey.
The multi-award-winning Australian star, with 10 million records sold and a 50-year career, returns after a 15-year absence for a series of event concerts. A chance to rediscover her French and international repertoire.
American jazz singer Grace Maira, who has lived in Paris for six years, performs with a quintet of female musicians, blending tradition and creativity. A concert for jazz lovers.
Hervé Vilard, a legend of French song, returns to the stage with his cult hits such as "Capri c'est fini" (Capri is over), "Nous" (Us) and "Reviens" (Come back). A concert for all those who love classic French pop.
NEW, a company of kamikaze artists, composes and writes a 100% improvised musical comedy live, thanks to suggestions from the audience. 11 artists create a brand-new 1.5-hour story every evening.
Ceremony for the awarding of the 2026 Albert Londres Prize, the most prestigious distinction in French-language journalism, at the Théâtre de la Concorde in Paris. An evening of reflection and dialogue around field journalism, open to those interested in the news and freedom of information.
Guitarist Fédia Amice, accompanied by Yann Phayphet on piano and Jérôme Renaud on drums, offers evocative contemporary jazz blending original compositions and tributes to jazz traditions.
Inspired by a legend from the kingdom of Silla, the Cheoyongmu dance blends dance, song and folk beliefs. A show to discover a thousand-year-old Korean tradition, inscribed on the UNESCO list.
A classical music concert bringing together Vivaldi's The Four Seasons and Mozart's A Little Night Music, performed by the Hélios orchestra. From age 3.
A jazz trio led by trumpeter Fabien Mary, with organ and drums, performing standards from the Great American Songbook and compositions by Lee Morgan, Hank Mobley and Benny Golson.
A hybrid show blending journalistic investigation, documentary theatre and personal accounts, exploring the question of separating the artist from his work. Ages 15 and up.
Sébastien Joulie, a leading figure of post-bop jazz guitar, performs with his group, joined by Stéphane Moutot, Slim Chikhaoui and Charles Clayette, following the success of his album LOADED.
For Halloween, ghosts take over the Hôtel de la Marine once again. An immersive experience in which you follow the trail of a mysterious experiment conducted by Monsieur de Fontanieu.
Autumn costume balls at the Hôtel de la Marine, with dances from every era, a tour of the monument and a friendly dinner for lovers of French history.
Once a month, the Carnet de Bals association brings the balls of the past back to life in the historic salons of the Hôtel de la Marine: demonstrations and period dances, in costume, for a journey back in time.
Solo on stage, Brahim Koutari tells the story of his journey as a child from Échirolles who became an actor, blending life story, direct address to the audience and powerful embodiment. A show of transmission, salutary and unifying, ages 13 and up.
A re-enactment of the concert given at Chopin's funeral in the Church of the Madeleine, with Mozart's Requiem and works by Chopin, performed by the Orchestre Hélios and the Chœur Hélios Éphémère.
The band "Cookin' With" presents a jazz concert built around the compositions of saxophonist Dexter Gordon, in the spirit of the mainstream jazz of the 1950s and 1960s.
The Hôtel de la Marine invites children to a ghost hunt in its state rooms. Bring the family, keep your eyes peeled and spot the mischievous spirits hidden in the decor!
Corida presents Cat Power – The Greatest – 20th Anniversary. Book your tickets in the Ticketmaster presale.
French-Venezuelan singer and songwriter Elisa Lécuyer and her quartet present the repertoire from her first EP "Ouverture" (Overture), a tribute to musical theatre. A concert for fans of songs that tell stories.
An event combining storytelling, live drawing and music about the forest and its preservation, with Catherine Meurisse, Geoffroy Delorme, Jean-Denis Pendanx and cellist Olivia Gay.
An evening in two parts: a dialogue between choreographer Sun-A Lee and percussionist Kim Joo-Hong, then the ballet Gat by the Yunbyul Ballet Company, which reinterprets Korean traditions through today's dance and music.
La Chachi, also known as María del Mar Suárez, blends flamenco and Spanish folklore with vocals, choir and musicians to explore climbing, between pushing one's limits and spiritual elevation.
Three musician friends — Alexandre on piano, Axel on drums and Arlo on double bass — get the Melville swinging with jazz full of energy and camaraderie.
Australian singer Jody Sternberg presents her first album, Castles in the Sand, in a quartet, with a tribute to Eartha Kitt.
Concert in the series “Animals in Music”, echoing the exhibition “Animalia. Bestiary of the Al Thani Collection”: a lyrical journey around birds, performed by a soprano, a baritone and a piano.
Jean Bardy returns with "Au Café des Anges" (At the Café of Angels), a jazz quartet where rock-folk and blues intertwine, driven by the energy and finesse of musicians in tune with one another.
Second edition of the MeTooMedia Awards, honouring investigations, accounts and works on sexist and sexual violence, with speeches and artistic performances on the theme of trust.
The Gospel Hélios choir, led by Dominique Magloire, performs the great gospel classics in Paris churches. A concert for all audiences to discover gospel as a family.
Four unleashed musicians, somewhere between bebop and modern jazz, blend harmony and swing in an original repertoire. Sandro, Gautier, France and Guillaume pay tribute to the African-American tradition!
A family concert to discover two emblematic works from the repertoire: Ravel's Ma Mère l'Oye (Mother Goose) and Saint-Saëns's Le Carnaval des animaux (The Carnival of the Animals), presented by Daniel Strasberg and Ensemble Arco Iris.
A family origami workshop to discover the floral decorations of the Arc de Triomphe and create your own folded paper pieces, with a tour of the monument included. Ages 6 and up.
Readings of excerpts from Marcel Proust's "In Search of Lost Time" (À la Recherche du temps perdu), interspersed with accounts by Cocteau and Céleste Albaret, his housekeeper.
A workshop to learn shuttle tatting, a delicate lace, led by Coralie Martin, jewellery designer. Ages 14 and up.
Opening concert of a series of events around Johann Sebastian Bach, performed by the Orchestra of the Early Music and Historical Performance department of the Paris Regional Conservatory.
A film-and-philosophy series in which Ollivier Pourriol gets films and philosophy talking to each other, in the form of a lively conversation for thinking together. An invitation to look differently at the films we love.
A series of educational concerts conceived by violinist Paul Serri, to discover the great classical works through their context, the performers' choices and listening to them in full. Open to music lovers as well as to those who want to discover classical music in a different way.
Jimmy Carr, a leading figure in British comedy, presents his show "Laughs Funny": short, punchy jokes that push the boundaries of political correctness. The show is entirely in English, with no subtitles or translation.
The Orchestre Hélios, the Chœur Éphémère de Paris and a vocal quartet perform Verdi's Requiem, a religious work with a theatrical language, known as the "opera of death".
A musical tale based on the work of Joann Sfar: music composed by Marc-Olivier Dupin blends with text read by a narrator and projections of the drawings. Ages 7 and up.
Concert by Alceu Valença at the Salle Pleyel in Paris, as part of his 80 SUNFLOWERS European tour celebrating his 80th birthday. The show revisits his greatest hits and his artistic journey, from Brazil to the carnival of Pernambuco.
A classical concert featuring works by Mozart and Beethoven, with the orchestra Le Palais Royal and soloists, in a programme exploring the musical turning point between Classicism and Romanticism.
As part of the Photo Days festival, the Canadian Cultural Centre presents the exhibition “Grands Lacs – L'horizon commun des mers intérieures” (Great Lakes – The shared horizon of inland seas), with free admission until 9 pm, and a guided tour by curator Catherine Bédard, available by reservation.
Concert by students of the Excellence Pathway in musical performance, at the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris - Ida Rubinstein.