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An exhibition at the Palais Galliera on women's adoption of masculine dress codes in the 19th century, through nearly 500 works, including Rosa Bonheur's wardrobe.
Contemporary Counterpoint showcases Vija Celmins, whose highly precise work, focused on surfaces (ocean, desert, sky, snow), immerses the viewer in infinity. Her works are in dialogue with Monet's Water Lilies.
The artist Laurent Pernot has created an exhibition about love in wartime, based on old letters kept at the museum. A journey combining video, photography, sculpture and installations.
An exhibition by Rayane Mcirdi, between documentary and fiction, exploring transmission between generations and family ties, based on stories between Algeria and France.
Université Paris Cité presents the photography exhibition “The Colour of Our Professions” (“La couleur de nos métiers”), by Pascal Maitre, which highlights the diversity of professions within its university community.
The Jardins Passagers de la Villette offers gardening and farm animal care workshops all year round, for young and old.
An exhibition on marriage in the Maghreb: around forty costumes and adornments never before shown in France, displayed alongside creations by 27 contemporary artists from the Maghreb and its diasporas.
An exhibition that plunges the visitor into the world of medieval fashion: the evolution of the silhouette, accessories, headdresses, shoes, social norms and clothing making.
To mark the Museum's 400th anniversary, a brand-new exhibition explores the links between art and science through its art collections, from scientific explorations to contemporary artists.
A hands-on, fun exhibition to learn everything about dogs and cats, their abilities and their place in our societies. From age 6.
An exhibition devoted to the Seokguram Grotto, a Korean Buddhist masterpiece listed by UNESCO, with photographs, digital and tactile displays, and works by contemporary artists.
A guided wine and cheese pairing tasting in a vaulted Parisian cellar, followed by a turn behind the decks to mix like a DJ. For adults 18 and over only.
A photography exhibition by Frédéric Combeau devoted to the wild animals that live in Paris, on view at the Parc de Bercy.
The headquarters of Le Paysan urbain (20th arrondissement) is hosting a photographic exhibition of 15 large-format panels to discover urban farming through projects supported by the Parisculteurs scheme.
La Buvette du Climat, run by the Yes We Camp association at the Académie du Climat, is a friendly and committed place: an organic vegetarian canteen, a festive bar and free cultural programming, open to everyone with no obligation to buy anything.
A guided tour behind the scenes of the Gobelins manufactory, discovering the weaving workshops and the skills of the weavers.
An exclusive guided tour of the Mobilier national reserves, in Paris, to discover furniture that has served in the highest places of power, including the offices of several presidents of the Republic.
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Musée des Arts de la Mode with 40 iconic silhouettes, and reveals the behind-the-scenes work of creating, conserving and restoring garments.
A new display explores the animal world of Eugène Delacroix, on the occasion of the acquisition of two studies of horses recently restored, shown for the first time at the museum.
The exhibition My Rock Stars by photographer Hassan Hajjaj takes over the Musée de la musique, accompanied by a new sound creation by the group Acid Arab. A journey through photography, fashion and the musical heritage of North Africa and the Middle East.
Family concerts for little ones and their parents: each month, a different programme introduces singing and instruments in an intimate and friendly atmosphere, with moments of interaction.
A grand knightly tournament on stage: the audience watches the contests and itself elects the winning knight. A chivalric comedy full of adventure, songs and laughter, for ages 5 and up.
The Musée des Arts Décoratifs presents for the first time in France the work of Brazilian photographer Rafael Pavarotti, through more than 200 colourful and powerful prints.
Paris Saint-Germain Handball, the reigning French champions, play their home matches at Coubertin for the 2026-2027 season, in both the league and the Champions League. For handball fans who come to cheer on their team.
Dance training guided by guest professional choreographers: exploring different styles, dancers meeting one another and introductory sessions, this season on the theme of music.
The complete schedule of Paris FC's home matches for the 2026-2027 season: the men's team's games at Stade Jean-Bouin and the women's team's games at Stade Charléty.
Funny, musical and interactive: in 1895, a claque leader must save a Paris premiere by training replacements. A show for ages 10 and up.
Paris Saint-Germain unveils the schedule of its home matches at the Parc des Princes for the 2026-2027 season, in Ligue 1 and the Champions League. The dates are indicative and may change.
Paris Volley returns for the 2026-2027 season and is counting on the support of Parisians in its Charpy arena (13th arrondissement). The complete schedule of home matches is revealed.
"The Middle of Things" by Javier Carro Temboury: an installation of objects found in the neighbourhood, inaugurated by Black Swan Real Estate Capital in the Panache offices, Paris 12th.
The book club at the Marguerite Duras multimedia library, with the Tout en parlant association. Friendly discussions about a selected novel.
Stade Français Paris unveils its 2026-2027 season calendar, with home matches at Stade Jean Bouin and away games. A season to follow for fans of the Pink Soldiers.
Short, playful symphonic concerts for very young children, with the Lamoureux Orchestra at the Théâtre de l'Atelier: a season programme mixing classics, percussion, ballets and carnivals from around the world.
Concerts, shows and artistic events will shape the 2026/2027 year. A rich and varied programme will bring together the conservatory's students, teachers and artistic and cultural partners.
A dance jam led by a guest artist or by members of the Anqa collective, open to dancers of all levels and varied abilities, as well as to visual artists and musicians.
Family concerts combining tales, stories, musicians, actors and singers, to spark young audiences' imaginations. A season of musical shows to share from age 4.
A music school that welcomes children, teenagers and adults, whatever their experience, to learn, practise and share music in the 14th arrondissement.
Come play chess with other players, open access. Intermediate level required.
A creative workshop to discover linocut printing: learn to carve, ink and print your own designs on quality paper, and leave with your print. Open to all levels, adults and teenagers aged 14 and up.
The municipal conservatory in the 16th arrondissement offers an artistic season with music, dance and theater performances, as well as masterclasses, in its auditorium or off-site.
Theatre workshops for 4-5 year olds, in a real theatre: physical, vocal and articulation warm-ups, imagination, memorisation, concentration and finding your place in the group, all in a fun way.
Les Ateliers Nemorosa are recruiting their new group of multidisciplinary performers to put together the company for the 2026/2027 season. This amateur project with semi-professional aims combines singing, dance and theatre, with an end-of-year show.
Need help with your computer, smartphone, tablet or browsing the internet? Make an appointment with a librarian for one hour of individual help.
An interactive murder mystery comedy: a murder is committed every night and it is up to the audience to solve the case. Performed for twelve years at the Théâtre des Mathurins, voted Best Comedy at the Molière Awards in 2014.
An unusual guided tour of the Roland-Garros stadium, the temple of tennis in Paris: press rooms, locker rooms, the presidential stand and the corridor leading to the clay court, with anecdotes from the guide.
The Mozart Conservatory's cultural season: student auditions, concerts, shows and performances, both in its own building and at various venues in the central arrondissements of Paris.
Every year, the Erik Satie Conservatory in Paris's 7th arrondissement presents a season of music, singing, theatre and dance performances, with concerts, gatherings and educational projects open to everyone.
The Knitting Club is starting up again at the Centre Paris Anim' Mado Robin: bring your supplies and come knit as a group, in a friendly atmosphere.
Need help with your computer or phone? Book a one-on-one support session with the digital advisors from the Town Hall of the 18th arrondissement and the librarians.
Concerts, auditions, masterclasses and jam sessions at the Charles Munch Conservatory, on and off site, from September to November 2026.
Pilates, zumba gold, stretching, fitness and cardio training sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity near your home.
Fitness sessions reserved for women, led by the sports instructors of the City of Paris, near you.
Come and take part in a sporting activity near your home! Badminton sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, open to everyone.
Futsal sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in a sports activity near your home.
Futsal sessions led by sports instructors from the City of Paris, so you can take part in an activity close to home.
A two-hour sports session open to everyone, alone, in a group or with the family, led by sports instructors from the City of Paris. No advance registration is required.
The City of Paris offers a racket sports session at the Jean Dame gymnasium, open to families throughout the year.
The City of Paris invites families to a multisports session at the Michel Le Comte gymnasium, throughout the year.
The City of Paris offers a motor skills / baby gym session at the Ortolan gymnasium, for Parisian families with children aged 3 to 7. Free activity, no booking required.
Paris Sport Dimanches offers free sports sessions open to everyone, alone, in a group or with family, with no registration. Come and do strength training and running at a Paris sports centre.