Paris 11

Léonard Lasry in concert in Paris at Café de la Danse with opening act Almée

The artist Léonard Lasry will be back in Paris on Tuesday March 4, 2025 for another concert. This time it's at the Café de la Danse to promote his latest album, "Le grand danger de se plaire", with opening act Almée.

Sine Qua Non Run 2025: the solidarity race to combat gender-based violence

The Sine Qua Non Run, organized to combat sexist and sexual violence, takes place on Saturday March 15, 2025, starting from Place de la République. 100% of profits will be donated to associations fighting this scourge.

Les Histoires À Double Tranchant: an interactive show whose ending depends on you

Immerse yourself in a theatrical experience where the final outcome is up to you! During "Histoires À Double Tranchant", discover tales inspired by myths in an interactive show where you choose the story.

Le Jardin Sauvage, the floating comedy club, is back on the Seine in Paris

Le Jardin Sauvage Comedy Club is a concept full of good vibes that promises evenings of tear-jerking laughter in Paris. This floating concept awaits us aboard the Maquereaux barge on the Quais d'Austerlitz. It's here that you'll find a secret stage featuring the talents of today and tomorrow! Next appointment: March 8, 2025!

La Frange à l'Envers: second-hand shop and temple in the 11th arrondissement

Are you a second-hand addict? Head to La Frange à l'Envers to shop for vintage and luxury nuggets in this new depot-vente and showroom in Paris's 11th arrondissement.

Easter 2025 brunch and egg hunt with Alain Ducasse chocolates at Maison Bréguet

Maison Bréguet invites families to celebrate Easter 2025 with a brunch featuring an Alain Ducasse chocolate egg hunt, on April 20 and 21, 2025.

Jamrock, generous Jamaican cuisine comes to Paris!

How about diving headlong into Jamaican cuisine? Just in time, it arrives in Paris at Jamrock, a generous and spicy address.

Le Voyage de monsieur Perrichon at Théâtre Artistic Athévains: Frédérique Lazarini and her team bring Labiche back to life!

A revisit of Eugène Labiche's famous vaudeville in a wildly talented version, creating with science as much as humor a hilarious score around the memory of the 19th century, with the exploration of movement, nascent tourism, the first means of locomotion and the magic of silent cinema... To be seen until April 2025!

Rush Action Game: we tested the Action Game for the whole family at Bastille

How about an Action Game for the whole family? Let's go to Rush Action Game, which opened its doors on December 2, 2024 in Paris, near Place de la Bastille. An Action Game offering a series of physical and tactical challenges for groups of 2 to 5 players... Ready for an adventure with family and friends?

Mala Boom: Warm up your winter with an explosion of Szechuan flavours in Paris

In need of comfort in these wintry temperatures? Then head to Mala Boom, where every mouthful will envelop you in spicy, comforting warmth. In a cosy, convivial atmosphere, savor fragrant, intense dishes that will awaken your taste buds and make you forget the cold.

Majestic Bastille: book a movie with your dog!

Dogs finally have their place at the movies! The Majestic Bastille is opening its doors to four-legged spectators with its "Doggo Friendly" sessions, a unique experience where masters and pooches share the screen and the popcorn. Find out more about upcoming screenings.

Children's workshop at Atelier des Lumières: a fun, interactive space for little ones

The Atelier des Lumières Studio has a new identity: discover the Atelier des enfants, a creative, fun and immersive space for little visitors.

SENsation, we tested Samuel Lee's new Chinese restaurant in Paris

Michelin-starred chef Samuel Lee, known for having won the only Michelin star awarded to a Chinese restaurant in France at the Shangri-La, has opened his own establishment in Paris. SENsation, located on rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement. We take you on a tour of this place, which combines a warm welcome with refined Chinese cuisine.

Picasso, art in motion: a new immersive exhibition unveiled at the Atelier des Lumières

L'Atelier des Lumières takes us into the rich and iconic world of Pablo Picasso, the essential artist of the 20th century. From February 14 to June 29, 2025, don't miss the exhibition Picasso, Art in Motion.

Le Douanier Rousseau, au pays des rêves: the immersive exhibition at the Atelier des Lumières - photos

A pioneer of naive art and a poetic painter, Douanier Rousseau is honored at the Atelier des Lumières, with a marvelous new exhibition on view from February 14 to June 29, 2025.

Pierre-Emmanuel Barré returns to the stage with Come-Back

Pierre-Emmanuel Barré is back with Come-Back, a show combining anticipation and dark humor, scheduled for December 2025 at Le Bataclan.

New sale by the kilo of vintage & second-hand clothing on over 900 m2 this weekend in Paris

If you're thinking of planning a second-hand shopping trip this weekend, from February 14 to 16, 2025, check out the Grama Vintage vintage clothing sale by the kilo at Garage République, in the 11th arrondissement! Don't forget to reserve your free slot, to discover a wide selection of pieces from the 80s to the 2000s, with the added bonus of ultra-cool background music.

International Women's Day: Palais de la Femme celebrates March 8th!

To mark International Women's Rights Day, the Palais de la Femme is organizing a festive, feminist and supportive event in honor of women & their diversity, and in support of the social actions of Palais de la Femme workers. Put on your roller skates and come along to the Roller Dance from 4pm to 9pm!

The Bouglione family circus museum, a well-hidden nugget - our photos

Well-hidden museums abound in the capital, but the circus museum is only accessible to the lucky few. Located in the heart of the Cirque d'Hiver and owned by the Bouglione family, it features exceptional costumes and priceless memorabilia.

Did you know? A swimming pool has been hidden beneath the Cirque d'Hiver ring since the 1930s.

There's no shortage of swimming pools in the capital, but few people have ever been able to swim in the Cirque d'Hiver! Hidden beneath the floor of the ring, it was built in the 1930s for water shows.