Paris

The Snow Queen: Andersen’s fairy tale at Théâtre Douze

The True Story of the Snow Queen brings Andersen to Théâtre Douze, from December 21 to 24, 2026. Compagnie du Vent Contraire presents a theatrical and musical fairy tale for ages 6 and up.

Sarah Lélé presents Bad Education at L’Européen

Sarah Lélé presents La Mauvaise Éducation at the Européen for five nights, from February 26 to June 26, 2027. The Belgian-Cameroonian stand-up comedian tackles family, football and cultural differences.

Festival Allers-Retours 2027: Sinophone cinema returns to the Guimet Museum

The Allers-Retours festival is preparing for its ninth edition. The Guimet Museum has announced three days of free screenings and talks, from January 29 to 31, 2027.

A family dance weekend at the Musée Picasso in Paris: flamenco, hip-hop and creative workshops

On November 7 and 8, 2026, the Picasso Museum in Paris invites families to dance among the artworks! Flamenco, hip-hop and voguing classes, performances and creative workshops are offered free with museum admission, for ages 1 and up.

The Eiffel Tower in virtual reality: relive its construction and discover Paris in 1889

Discover the Eiffel Tower in virtual reality with Viality Tour on a guided tour of the Champ-de-Mars in Paris. Put on a VR headset and relive the monument’s construction and the 1889 World’s Fair.

At Montparnasse Cemetery, this poet asked for a lifebuoy for eternity… just in case!

At Montparnasse Cemetery, a lifebuoy intrigues visitors. On the poet Robert Desnos’s grave, it conceals a surprising story!

A cursed tomb in Père Lachaise? Discover the legend of this immense mausoleum.

Among the tombs of the Père Lachaise Cemetery, an imposing mausoleum is the source of one of the darkest urban legends of this immense necropolis. Discover the myth behind the tomb of Elisabeth Alexandrovna Strogonoff-Dominoff, reputed to be cursed.

Do you know the secret of this mysterious tomb in Père Lachaise?

In the 29th division of the Père Lachaise cemetery, an unusual tomb surprises walkers who come to explore this necropolis in the heart of Paris: a mountain of stone topped by a strange antenna. We tell you the secret of this original burial site.

U2: Here are the European dates for the 2027 world tour

After revealing the first concerts on its new world tour, “Carnaval De Luz Presents: The Greatest Show On Earth,” U2 has made another announcement. On October 29, the Irish band, led by Bono, finally unveiled the European dates for its upcoming world tour. Check out the schedule of U2 concerts planned across Great Britain and Europe in 2027.

“Die? I’d rather croak”: at Montmartre Cemetery, this grave gives heaven the finger.

A provocative cactus, a hilarious epitaph and a deceased man who had thought of everything: this remarkable grave in Montmartre Cemetery is full of humor!

La Nuit de la Glisse 2026: The Call at the Grand Rex, three screenings in November

La Nuit de la Glisse returns to the Grand Rex with The Call, by Thierry Donard and Olivier Sautet. Three screenings are scheduled for November 19, 20 and 22, 2026, featuring Q&As and Grand Large screenings.

Sennelier: This Paris shop has been supplying artists since 1887, across from the Louvre

On Quai Voltaire in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, Sennelier tells the story of painting through its pigments, pastels, brushes and artists’ papers. A historic shop where colors have rubbed shoulders with the greatest painters.

Demain le Sport 2026: free meet-and-greets with Varane and Karabatic at Radio France

On November 10, 2026, Demain le Sport returns to the Maison de la Radio et de la Musique in Paris. Raphaël Varane, Nikola Karabatic and other guests will take part in this free, reservation-only event dedicated to passing on knowledge.

La Maison du Pastel: a historic shop with 2,000 colors that captivated the great painters of Paris

In Paris’s 3rd arrondissement, La Maison du Pastel has been carrying on a craft tradition for more than 300 years. This discreet address offers an almost endless array of colors in the form of remarkable handmade sticks.

Les Ailes du Canal: the Pilates temple in the heart of Paris

If you love Pilates, you've got to stop off at Les Ailes du Canal, an institution in the discipline. Pilates, Barre Pilates, Pilates Reformer: discover it in all its forms and never get bored.

Paris Horse Show 2026: programme, show jumping and evening events at Porte de Versailles

From December 4 to 6, 2026, the Salon du Cheval returns to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Jumping, demonstrations, activities for families to discover, and two equestrian evenings are on the program, with separate tickets available depending on the events chosen.

Little Tuk: Andersen’s musical fairy tale in Eaubonne

La Petite Tuk, a musical tale by Joachim Latarjet based on Andersen, returns to the Orange Bleue in Eaubonne on November 7, 2026. An adaptation combining theater, singing and live music, for ages 8 and up.

RSVP Paris: This Marais boutique offers limited-edition leather bags

Numbered leather bags, original shapes and meticulous finishes: limited editions have become RSVP Paris’s signature. Head to its boutique in the 3rd arrondissement, in the heart of the Marais.

In Paris, this unusual tomb takes the form of a little house... with its occupants at the window

At Montmartre’s Saint-Vincent Cemetery, an unusual tomb shaped like a house is home to a couple who seem to watch passersby from their window!

Colonel Reyel to perform a free concert in Paris: a trip back to the 2010s at Boom Boom Villette

Colonel Reyel returns to perform for Parisian audiences with a free showcase at Boom Boom Villette, in the 19th arrondissement, on Saturday, November 14, 2026. The “Back to the 2010s” evening combines a giant karaoke session and a DJ set featuring hits from the 2000s and 2010s, from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Reservations are required.