Cinema, exhibitions, photography, Nocturnes in museums, concerts, theater, free events… Don’t miss any of the latest cultural events in Paris. If you’re a fan of art and culture, this is where you’ll find what you’re looking for.
At the end of January 1910, some postcards of Paris seem almost surreal. Residents walked along wooden walkways in the middle of the streets, boats drifted past buildings, and entire quays had vanished be...
Radio France’s new concert season kicks off with a special offer: 3,500 seats for just €15 at a selection of concerts scheduled at the Radio France Auditorium in the 16th arrondissement. Up to 69% off t...
When you think of Paris, you think of houseboats! While we love to admire them—and sometimes photograph them from every angle—there’s one in particular that has really caught our attention: L’eau et les r...
It’s the must-see street art event in Paris! Imagine a colossal 4 , 000 m² space , spread across several floors, where more than 500 international artists express themselves without limits—from old-school graffiti to h...
You might use it every day; you know its platforms and nooks and crannies by heart… In short, Gare du Nord holds almost no secrets for you! While some consider it one of the worst stations in the capital,...
A cultural highlight of the fall season, “Cézanne and Us,” the Grand Palais’s new exhibition, will open on September 23, 2026. The exhibition will feature nearly 180 works, including about 70 by Paul Céza...
What if you went from being a mere spectator of legal dramas to the one who decides the final outcome? Without having to actually appear at the Paris Courthouse, immerses you in the setting of a courtroom. This grippin...
The Musée du Luxembourg is unveiling a new exhibition dedicated to Andy Warhol, inviting visitors to discover an unexpected side of the king of Pop Art. Far from the image of the contemporary artist chu...
At 17B Rue Pavée, the façade of La Mouette Rieuse conceals an unexpected 400-square-meter space. Functioning as a bookstore, art gallery, and concept store all at once , the establishment offers extensi...
Behind the rather unassuming façade of 17 Quai d’Anjou, on Île Saint-Louis, one of the most astonishing stories of 19th-century literary Paris unfolded. In what is now the Hôtel de Lauzun—then known as th...