Summer terraces come and go! On its forecourt, the Palais de la Porte Dorée welcomes Poisson Lune, its summer bar electrified by cultural and festive programming, and open until the end of September 2025!
An ephemeral terrace at the foot of the Palais de la Porte Dorée
Poisson Lune has set up summer quarters on the forecourt of the imposing Palais de la Porte Dorée building, with its impressive bas-reliefs by Alfred Janniot. Since mid-May, the Art Deco building that houses the Musée de l’histoire de l’immigration has brought out the parasols, stage, refreshment stands and food stalls for the 7th season of its ephemeral, festive and cultural terrace! All summer long, Poisson Lune offers a host of free events (balls, concerts, meetings, workshops…), some of which echo the current exhibition, Banlieues Chéries.
Poisson Lune, the cultural summer spot in eastern Paris
Poisson Lune’s ephemeral terrace is the ideal place to sip a drink in the last rays of the day’s sunshine, enjoy tasty street food from Haiti, Korea or Benin, and make a cultural discovery!
Every week, the venue unveils a rich and attractive program combining dance initiations (salsa, swing, line dancing…), workshops to explore the artistic practices of urban culture (graffiti, breaking or scratching), electro punk or rap concerts, blind tests, dj sets, readings…
And, good news, you’ll be able to enjoy all this excitement for many weeks to come, as Poisson Lune doesn’t close its doors until the end of September!
📍 Location: Palais de la Porte Dorée – 293, avenue Daumesnil, 75012 Paris
📆 Date: May 15 to end September 2025
🎟️ Price: free
More info on Poisson Lune + updated program