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Hello Kitty: An immersive and interactive experience around the famous character lands in Paris

From October 31 to November 26, 2026, Hello Kitty takes over Galerie Joseph in Paris with "Beyond Cute," an immersive experience blending luminous installations, interactive games, music, and personalized creations. A family-friendly outing or a treat for fans of the iconic Japanese character.

The 2026 48 Hours of Jump Racing: races and activities celebrating the mountains at Auteuil

The 48 Hours of Obstacle Racing combines horse racing with mountain-themed activities. Laser biathlon, a mechanical surfboard and team challenges round out the sporting program.

The Centre Pompidou and its Piazza listed as Historic Monuments

The Centre Pompidou and its Piazza are now listed as historic monuments. It is a rare distinction for this 1977 building in Paris’s 4th arrondissement, granted in October 2026 while the museum is closed for renovation work.

Mylène Farmer: Her album "Égrégore" available this Friday from midnight at this Parisian record store

Mylene Farmer fans are buzzing with anticipation. On October 30, 2026, the singer’s new and thirteenth studio album, Égrégore, will be released. For the most eager followers, a Parisian record shop has decided to stay open until 1 a.m. and will start selling the album this Friday at midnight! So, which record shop is it and in which arrondissement should you head to be among the first to get the new Mylène Farmer opus? Here’s everything you need to know.

Little Lessons in Great Music: Julien Joubert at the Essaïon

At the Essaïon, Julien Joubert turns a randomly selected poem into a song with the audience. Petites leçons de grande musique runs on Mondays at 7 p.m. until January 18, 2027.

BHV Marais seeks court-supervised restructuring but remains open: what we know

The future of BHV Marais is raising new questions. The Paris department store, located on Rue de Rivoli for 170 years, faces a major turning point in its history this Tuesday, October 27, 2026. Here’s what we know about the situation.

The Canterville Ghost: a family show in Paris

The Canterville Ghost, based on Oscar Wilde, is suitable for ages 5 and up. It runs at La Folie Théâtre through November 1, 2026, then at L’Essaïon from November 7 to January 27, 2027. Our review of an earlier run.

Dance at the Théâtre de la Ville in November: Preljocaj, Ben Duke and Montalvo

In November 2026, the Théâtre de la Ville is presenting work by Angelin Preljocaj, Ben Duke, the Groupe Grenade, Liam Francis, Oona Doherty and Dalila Belaza. Events will take place at the Sarah-Bernhardt, Abbesses and Chaillot venues.

Thanksgiving 2026 at Benoit Paris: A French-American Dinner at Alain Ducasse’s Bistro

On Thursday, November 26, 2026, Benoit, the Parisian institution taken over by Alain Ducasse, celebrates Thanksgiving with a menu that blends American traditions with French regional produce. Stuffed turkey, chestnut velouté and pumpkin pie are on the menu!

Jeu de Paume: the art center dedicated to photography and images in Paris

On the border between the Tuileries Gardens and the Place de la Concorde, the Jeu de Paume art center celebrates images from the 19th century to the present day, with a rich and diverse program.

Pompidou House: Free exhibitions and events to experience the museum during renovations

The Centre Pompidou is reinventing itself for 2030, but at Beaubourg, art continues to thrive! The Pompidou House welcomes you free of charge to the Piazza, offering a diverse lineup of events that blend behind-the-scenes insights, exhibitions, discussions, and workshops. It’s a chance to explore the museum’s history, its creative process, and upcoming projects from a fresh perspective.

Ireland in Focus: theatre, dance and music in Paris starting this Sunday

The Ireland Focus opens this Sunday, November 1, at the Théâtre de la Ville and Les Abbesses, with five weeks of performances and photography running until December 5, 2026.

October 24 demonstration in Paris: Lafayette Anticipations exceptionally closed this Saturday

Lafayette Anticipations, the contemporary art foundation in Paris’s Marais district, has announced that it will exceptionally close this Saturday, October 24, 2026, amid demonstrations planned in the capital.

I have a theory: Scali Delpeyrat at the Théâtre de la Ville

Scali Delpeyrat presents J’ai une théorie at the Studio of the Théâtre de la Ville from November 10 to 20, 2026. A solo about a romantic breakup, following on from Je ne suis plus inquiet.

New Year’s Eve 2027 at Casa Loca: dinner and party for €88 or €99, including fees

On December 31, 2026, Casa Loca in Paris is offering dinner, a DJ and karaoke for €88 or €99, including service charges, with an aperitif and two or six drinks, depending on the package.

Paris La Boutique: City Hall’s hidden spot for stocking up on Parisian souvenirs

Behind the walls of City Hall, Paris has its own souvenir shop. Designer objects, accessories and heritage curiosities make up a very Parisian selection.

NFL Shop Paris: what you can find there and how much it costs

As the Stade de France prepares to host its first-ever American football game this weekend, an official NFL pop-up store has opened in the heart of Paris. So where can you find this exclusive merchandise, and what are the opening hours? What products are on sale, and how much do they cost? We’ve got all the details!

New Year’s Eve 2027 at Marguerite in Paris: a €89 dinner with a glass of champagne

On December 31, 2026, Marguerite, near the Hôtel de Ville in Paris, will offer a menu priced at €89 with a champagne toast included. Other beverages are extra.

Paris/Berlin Encounters 2026: Cinema and Contemporary Art in Paris

From November 23 to 29, 2026, the Paris/Berlin International Encounters bring together cinema and contemporary art in Paris. Public admission is free.

Mungo Thomson — Monument : Bronze-wrapped packaging and a candle film at Lafayette Anticipations

Monument, Mungo Thomson’s new exhibition at Lafayette Anticipations in Paris (October 21–November 29, 2026), transforms everyday objects and images into sculptures and films. In the courtyard, bronze-wrapped packaging competes with a stop-motion film made from thousands of candles taken from books. A quirky, offbeat take on what we choose to keep that invites you to go and see it.