Rather Die! PLUTOT CREVER !
Vocal trio Les Swinging Poules returns with their third show, "Plutôt crever !" (Rather Die!), blending French songs and pop hits in a harmonized singing tour.
Vocal trio Les Swinging Poules returns with their third show, "Plutôt crever !" (Rather Die!), blending French songs and pop hits in a harmonized singing tour.
Ana, a singer-songwriter and dancer, presents her debut album "Anymore", blending R&B and soul in French and English, backed by musicians for a powerful and authentic soul show.
A theatrical show that traces the fate of Vivien Leigh, star of "Gone with the Wind", between glory, passion and downfall. For an adult audience fond of theatre and portraits of icons.
Vocal trio Les Swinging Poules return with a third show blending songs by Brigitte Fontaine with the Spice Girls, along with Jonasz and 1960s American swing, all in harmony.
The Majorcan singer Maria del Mar Bonet performs at L'Olympia, 50 years after her historic 1975 concert, in a recital that spans her repertoire of Catalan and Mediterranean music.
As part of the Viva Mexico festival, a screening with French subtitles of the documentary "Mi Benjamín" by Victoria Clay Mendoza, followed by a discussion with the director, dancer Benjamin Pech and producer Marion d'Ornano.
Every Sunday, Supersonic pays tribute to the big names of rock and pop: local bands play an artist's hits live. Tonight, it's the turn of Fontaines D.C., a leading figure of modern Irish post-punk.
The Lemon Twigs, a band of songwriters and master craftsmen of harmony, perform their sixth album "Look For Your Mind!" live. A concert for pop rock fans.
Chri$tian Gate$ is an artist from Orange County whose journey blends poetry, rap, pop, R&B, rock and folk. His electric performances invite everyone to connect with their own story.
A poetic dialogue between cello and cavaquinho, blending traditions and improvisation, as part of the Jazz sur Seine 2026 festival.
Sisters Katia and Marielle Labèque, world-renowned pianists, perform at the Palais Garnier with a programme of female composers and works dedicated to women.
Concert by David Duchovny, on tour with his fourth album Prince of Pieces, accompanied by his band. Opening act: Cassadoah.
An Australian pop revelation, Jude York wins audiences over with his raw, heartfelt songs and his intense, cinematic live performances. Back in Europe with his Once Upon A Tour, he promises an evening full of emotion.
Dexys Midnight Runners are back for a one-off date in Paris. The British band, founded in Birmingham in 1978, had a string of hits in the 1980s, including "Geno" and "Come on Eileen."
ZWAJ, "marriage" in Arabic: Hajare & Arthur, partners on stage as in life, dance and seek each other around what it means to unite, between the dream of "yes for life" and the compromises of everyday life.
A dance and theatre show created by the duo Hajare Akiri-Marmagne and Arthur Marmagne, exploring the marriage between dream and reality, with humour and poetry. Ages 6 and up.
Young pianist Maxence Leroy invites musicians and audiences to a warm, spontaneous jazz jam, where people share, have fun and dare to improvise without hang-ups.
As part of the 14th edition of the Viva Mexico festival, a screening of Nicolás Pereda's latest film, "Lo demás es ruido" (Everything Else Is Noise), followed by an online Q&A with the director.
A danced and unsettling neo-cabaret at Studio Hébertot in Paris, created by a former dancer of the Paradis Latin and captain of the Crazy Horse: a dance show that travels through the night in tableaux.
A blues jam session hosted by Lemmy’s Tribe: a musical introduction followed by an improvised session between established artists and the talents of tomorrow, to enjoy a musical exchange.
A series of eight photographs by Erwan Floc'h of the shared gardens of the Goutte d'Or, exhibited in large format on the windows of the neighbourhood library, as part of an event combining talks, workshops and walks.
Formula Bula, a comic book festival in Paris: exhibitions, meet-ups and a programme for young audiences about heritage, contemporary international creation and emerging forms.
LooLooLook Gallery presents Biru ZHAO's solo exhibition, "Turning Stone into Gold", where ink, recycled paper and stone converse between fragility and light.
A group exhibition bringing together nine artists living in La Roche, who explore figures and forms of "impermanence" through photography, ceramics, wood, paper and painting.
Sixth edition of the Henri Langlois Festival, devoted to the theme COLLECTIVE•S: contemporary short films, heritage films and highlights, including a tribute to Med Hondo and a retrospective of the Omnes Films collective.
For its 2nd edition, the International Glass Fair Paris14 is the only Paris event entirely devoted to glass as an artistic medium, with 30 international artists and a rich and varied programme.
The Fête de la Science at Sorbonne Université celebrates taste and flavours: workshops, laboratory tours, stands, games and exhibitions, open to everyone at the weekend.
Two former biology researchers turned art artisans exhibit concrete jewellery and high-end leather goods, inspired by the aesthetics of the Bauhaus.
Dandy Diwangkara and six other Indonesian artists are taking part in the Salon du déstructuralisme figuratif, with a series of paper works that questions the bureaucratic reality of identity.
The Loop Street Photography Festival celebrates street photography in all its forms: documentary, humanist, artistic. It is aimed at both curious amateurs and seasoned photographers.
Site-specific installation by Luke James: twelve figures with "Janus" faces arranged in a circle in the round greenhouse of the K.A.B, between geometry, ritual and the staging of power.
La Place, a venue dedicated to hip-hop in Paris, celebrates its 10th anniversary with a 10-day festival: dance, music, visual arts, exhibitions, concerts, battles and DJ sets.
A photography exhibition devoted to the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement in Iran, on the occasion of its fourth anniversary, in tribute to Mahsa-Jina Amini and all the victims.
Fourth edition of the international ArtDocFest Echo festival in Paris: a selection of documentaries from Eastern Europe and Central Asia, with screenings and discussions.
The Photo & Video Show takes over the Grande Halle de la Villette to celebrate the bicentenary of photography: a major historical exhibition, 11 themed exhibitions, immersive experiences and many encounters with photographers and creators.
A traditional funfair on a human scale, with more than sixty rides, games, treats and free parades on weekends, in the leafy setting of the Bois de Boulogne.
An immersive experience that plunges visitors into Van Gogh's colourful work, with animations and a reinvented staging. An interactive space for children is included in the ticket.
The Viva Mexico festival returns for its 14th edition with the best of Mexican cinema: fiction and documentaries in the original version with subtitles, screenings for young audiences and schools, and encounters with more than ten guests.
An immersive creation at the Atelier des Lumières that plunges the viewer into the heart of Italian Renaissance masterpieces, through the worlds of Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelangelo.
Father and son, the photographers Marin and Norbert Gilbert plunge us into the world of Texas cowboys, between rodeos, portraits and scenes of everyday life.
For the 4th year, the City of Paris is organizing a film festival to raise awareness of all forms of discrimination, with 19 films and discussions. Ages 12 and up.
The film festival of Attac Paris Nord-Ouest: French and international documentaries followed by discussions with directors and specialists.
An exhibition of amateur photographs taken in Paris in 1970, from a large competition launched by the City of Paris and Fnac, on view at the Bibliothèque historique.
An exhibition that tells the intimate story of the Jacob family through documents and images, and sheds light on the relationship between Simone Veil and her sisters before, during and after the war.
A painting exhibition by Angela Bonavita exploring human relationships, between abstraction and figuration, through bodies in motion and deep emotions.
Traditional martial arts classes for adults and young people aged 16 to 55: Wing-Tsun (kung fu), Kali Eskrima (armed self-defence) and Panatukan (unarmed self-defence), as part of the open week of the Union Française du PWTS.
As part of the Jardin des langues festival, in partnership with FICEP, the Buffon library is hosting workshops introducing languages and cultures, including a Japanese workshop open to children aged 8 and up.
Open house week at the Wing-tsun Elements school: traditional wing-tsun classes and self-defense, competitive fighting, Chi-Sao and Kali Eskrima, open to adults of all levels.
Exhibition of contemporary figurative painting by Gabriel Morantin-Painting, devoted to portraiture and to a dialogue with the tradition of the great masters. For art and painting enthusiasts.
On the occasion of Paris Fashion Week, Serbia Fashion Week presents FUTURE FORMS, an exhibition devoted to new expressions in contemporary fashion, art and design.
Discover the poetic and luminous works of Soraya, aka sow.cyan, who uses cyanotype to evoke the fragility of nature and question our relationship with the living world.
An exhibition by the CNRS to discover how researchers draw inspiration from nature to innovate, in the fields of health, robotics, ecology and chemistry.
Third exhibition at the Violette Leduc multimedia library as part of the Formula Bula festival, devoted to the career of Emmanuel Lantam, animator, illustrator and comic book author, and to his first children's graphic novel Marly ou la neige en été (Marly or Snow in Summer).
A show by Julie Berès in which young men speak out to question the norms of masculinity and the pressure to perform, blending stories, dance and music.
The Paris 14 Territoire de cinéma festival offers 17 films, one per day, screened in 10 cultural venues in the 14th arrondissement.
For the Semaine Bleue, Droit de Regard welcomes seniors for a time of discussion and advice about their vision, with a free sight test and premium glasses with no out-of-pocket costs.
The "Paris Sportives" programme lets women and teenage girls take part in regular physical activity on sports grounds and in public squares. And it's free!
An exhibition at the Palais Galliera devoted to the crafts that adorn clothing and accessories, from weaving to embroidery, on the theme of the flower. More than 350 works from haute couture houses and young artisans.
A travelling exhibition of miniature works created by 40 international artists, imagined by Canadian artist Allison Beda. A playful nod to Marcel Duchamp, to see as a family.
An exhibition on the alternative and underground press of the 1970s in France, born after May 68: activist newspapers, fanzines, collages and graphic experiments, on view at the BnF.