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A show of Celtic dance and music performed by virtuoso musicians and dancers, blending tradition and modernity. A festive invitation to travel for the whole family.
A magical musical show where Santa Claus welcomes visitors to his home at the North Pole, along with his elves. A funny and spectacular journey for young and old.
A jazz trio led by pianist and composer Jean-Charles Acquaviva, presenting his album "Dopamine", a melodic, vibrant and contemplative jazz.
Charlie Winston revisits his songs, tracks he loves and classical works in new arrangements with an instrumental sextet of strings and winds. A free, elegant and generous concert, blending song, folk, pop and classical momentum.
In a courthouse waiting room, two women who have suffered domestic violence meet: one is ready to testify, the other refuses to speak. A reading performed by Irène Jacob and Maud Wyler about coercive control, listening and speaking out.
Concert premieres for period instruments, presenting works from the composition classes, performed by students from the early music and historical performance department.
An immersive investigation inspired by a true event: the theft of the Crown Jewels in 1792. Guided by actors, you explore the Hôtel de la Marine to compare the testimonies and piece together the truth.
Concert performance of Handel's oratorio "Theodora", performed by the Monteverdi Choir and the English Baroque Soloists under the direction of Christophe Rousset, with Marie Lys in the title role.
Four musicians with a passion for gypsy song and music, trained in 1997, bring Russian, Romanian and gypsy folklore back to life, with a few borrowings from jazz.
Come and listen with your family to readings given by the librarians. A friendly activity for children aged 2 and up.
Robert Burley photographs the Great Lakes, between Canada and the United States, revealing their beauty, their fragility and their ecological and human importance. An exhibition for all audiences.
The Stoic Agora is a meeting space for anyone wondering about the great issues of our time, with a participatory introduction, a philosophical talk, a hands-on workshop and a question-and-answer session.
Grand costume ball at the Musée Jacquemart-André for the 150th anniversary of the Hôtel André: an immersive evening in the Belle Époque, with a cocktail dinner, entertainment and a dance floor. Adults only.
Richard Bona, Grammy Award-winning jazz bassist and singer, performs in a trio at Gaveau for the opening concert of the Jazz à Gaveau season, with Nina Tonji as the opening act.
A tribute concert to Depeche Mode by the American band STRANGELOVE, recreating the British group's dark, electric atmosphere with a spectacular live greatest-hits show.
A morning concert featuring the works of Johann Sebastian Bach, for little ones and grown-ups alike, at the Salle Gaveau. An intergenerational journey into the world of a legendary composer.
Hélène has triumphed in China and her tour ends in Paris: a concert full of surprises and emotions, with her greatest hits and her Chinese repertoire.
Pianist Clayton Stephenson, the first Black finalist at the Van Cliburn competition in 2022, makes his Paris debut with a programme blending Bach, Albéniz, Prokofiev, Bill Evans, Duke Ellington and Hiromi Uehara.
First teachers' concert of the 2026-2027 season, with Ralph Vaughan Williams's Quintet in C minor on the programme.
Concert and presentation of the Caumont Manuscript, with Denis Herlin and harpsichordist Aline Zylberach, in partnership with the Royaumont Foundation.
Sébastien Tellier presents his seventh album, "Kiss The Beast", blending pop, folk and electronic music, on his 2026 tour.
The Château de Versailles Spectacles presents Mozart's Requiem, an unfinished masterpiece and musical testament, performed by the Choir and Orchestra of the Royal Opera, along with the Serenade No. 6 in D major.
Folie's, a young Parisian artist from Pigalle, blends rap, soul, disco and funk to create a free, sensual and hybrid French pop. After two acclaimed EPs and a sold-out Trianon, he presents his first album.
A participatory pop choir led by Marco Avallone and the Envie de Chanter choir: a festive moment where everyone sings together, with no need for music reading or perfect pitch.
A humorous and poetic musical: in Finland, now a host country, the French working-class community meets every Saturday at Bingo Halli, where the atmosphere of the bingo games is pathetic. With the Percussions de Strasbourg.
Training for volunteers already involved in solidarity work, led by staff of the City of Paris Department of Solidarity, to better direct people to Paris social services.
A literary translation workshop from Spanish into French, led by translator Marianne Millon, open to all levels of Spanish, including beginners.
Eboni Fondren, a jazz singer from Kansas City, performs in a quartet with Parisian jazz musicians, around her album "An American in Paris".
Concerto en Fa Mineur presents "Cosmique Vivaldi" (Cosmic Vivaldi), a concert centred on Vivaldi's music.
Bring a luminous object and help light up the night against cancer and for all patients. A run, a walk and a wonderful moment of conviviality and solidarity.
As part of "A Month with Bach", a day of exchange between modern violin, baroque violin and dance, with a lecture-workshop and a presentation.
Lecture by Danièle Prévost, president of the Historical and Archaeological Society of the 8th and 17th arrondissements, on François Racine de Monville, creator of the Désert de Retz.
Concert by Bleachers, Jack Antonoff's band, as part of the release of their fifth album. A must for fans of pop rock and the independent scene.
Lolo Zouaï presents her new album "Reverie" at Salle Pleyel, with her flagship tracks and new songs.
A musical evening full of nuance, between emotion and intensity: Ghassan Yammine performs Charles Aznavour's greatest hits, accompanied by a symphony orchestra, blending Lebanese standards and his own compositions.
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 lecture on the relationship between Honoré de Balzac and Countess Hanska, enriched by hundreds of letters and shaped by 19th-century Europe.
A contemporary dance show inspired by ahidous, a traditional Berber dance, bringing together twelve performers and a live percussionist.
Concert given at the town hall of the 8th arrondissement by the students of Jérémy Jouve's guitar class.
A tribute show dedicated to Queen, led by Valentin Findling, who embodies Freddie Mercury, with a band of seasoned professionals. The group's greatest hits, for audiences of all ages.
Piano concert by François Dumont, featuring four Beethoven sonatas, including the "Pathétique" and the "Moonlight".
A friendly gathering to share your favourite books and find reading ideas, over a tea or a coffee.
A cappella concert by the advanced department for young singers, conducted by Pierre-Louis de Laporte and Christophe Grapperon.
Gala evening with mezzo-soprano Marina Viotti, accompanied by pianist Todd Camburn and the Vision String Quartet, blending classical songs, traditional music and jazz standards.
Jean-Marc Dumontet presents pianist and composer Fazil Say, who performs Bach's Goldberg Variations followed by a selection of pieces around Say, Gershwin, Scarlatti, Mozart and jazz. A piano recital for an adult audience.
An improv cabaret where about ten artists (singing, theatre, music, drawing, dance…) create acts live from the audience's ideas. The new creation by the company NEW, presented in alternation with its improvised musical.
First Aid Kit, the duo of Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg, in concert at the Salle Pleyel. A folk-pop repertoire acclaimed around the world, to enjoy as a family or among adults.
A shadow theatre and paper puppet show, created live by the duo STEREOPTIK based on a tale by Pef. A world somewhere between darkness and magic, for the whole family.
Elmiene's concert at Salle Pleyel, originally scheduled for 31 March, has been postponed to 2 December in the same venue. Tickets remain valid; for a refund, contact your point of sale.
An object-theater show that revisits the beginnings of the French Revolution with humor, bread, and brioches, and invites the audience to debate. Designed for young people ages 11 and up as well as adults.
A jazz quartet bringing together Bernard Faulon on piano, Jonathan Orland on saxophone, Henry Kiesel on double bass and Jean Bardy on trumpet, with musicians who have accompanied the biggest names in jazz.
The Symphony Orchestra performs a programme of Russian music: Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme and Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5, with a soloist who is a prizewinner of the CRR concerto competition, conducted by Pierre-Michel Durand.
First concert of the season by the Orchestre à cordes, under the direction of Cyril Guignier. A musical event open to all, in the conservatoire's auditorium.
A series of public discussions on artificial intelligence and democracy, in which an academic talks with an artist or a public figure. Organized by the Théâtre de la Concorde and Sciences Po.
A tribute to Duke Ellington by Philippe Chagne's quartet, celebrating the major works of this jazz composer across the different periods of his career.
Three musician friends, Alexandre on piano, Axel on drums and Arlo on double bass, form a contemporary jazz trio to discover at Melville.
The legendary Carmen by Antonio Gades and Carlos Saura is back in France. Between Bizet's opera and live flamenco, the Spanish choreographer's legend keeps on thrilling on stage.
Piano concert by Anna Fedorova at the Salle Gaveau, in Paris.
After an introductory tour of the Arc de Triomphe, parents and children build a pop-up model of the monument and of Paris together. A workshop in French, for ages 6 and up.