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IT Battle 2026: A free-breaking dance competition to watch at Rosny 2 and Montreuil

On February 8, 2026, Westfield Rosny 2 shopping center will come alive with the buzz of the IT Battle, hosting a day of free qualifying rounds for the upcoming world-breaking finals. Visitors can enjoy intense battles and live DJ sets, giving a preview of the sport’s top talent before the big showdown set to take place in Montreuil this April.

Chinese New Year 2026: Free Traditional Dance Performance at the Point Fort in Aubervilliers

Le Point Fort d'Aubervilliers comes alive to celebrate the Chinese New Year with a free, family-friendly event, offering a vibrant immersion into Chinese performing arts. Visitors can experience traditional dances, martial arts demonstrations, and contemporary performances on February 14, 2026.

Wheelz & Feet, the free roller-skating party at Point Fort in Aubervilliers (93): upcoming dates

Craving a mix of roller skating and pure fun? Dive into a roller party—these open-to-all dance floors where you groove to a lively playlist while skating on wheels. Le Point Fort d'Aubervilliers hosts its own sessions, and here are the upcoming dates to mark on your calendar.

American Football: The NFL Set to Make Its Debut at the Stade de France with a Match in Fall 2026

The NFL arrives in France: in the fall of 2026, the Stade de France will host its very first regular-season American football game. A historic event that will see the New Orleans Saints face off against an as-yet-unnamed opponent.

This "hybrid" town hall near Paris stands out as one of the few with a brutalist architectural style.

In Bagnolet, just outside Paris, the town hall showcases striking brutalist architecture. A concrete building that contrasts with the old town hall, it reflects the city's urban and political history.

An unconventional cultural landmark hidden inside an old car-restaurant, nestled in the Île-de-France region

In Saint-Denis, Le Wagon stands out as an unusual cultural venue housed in a former dining car, a building recognized as a site of regional heritage. Here, we share the story behind this unique landmark, whose space is now managed by the organization Les Dionysiaques.

Tatakai: The show where dance, singing, and cosplay bring manga characters to life on stage

On February 27, 2026, the Théâtre du Troisième Type (3T) in Saint-Denis will host Tatakai, an original production by the Anata company that combines dance, singing, and cosplay. This educational show offers audiences of all ages a chance to experience a living manga library, where beloved shōnen heroes come to life through captivating choreography.

The world's first film studio was established just outside Paris, in the Seine-Saint-Denis district.

In Montreuil, in the garden of his home, Georges Méliès built what would become known as the first cinema studio. A legendary space where special effects and narrative filmmaking took their first steps.

Cité du Cinéma in Saint-Denis: What’s Coming After Its Transformation in 2026

The City of Cinema in Saint-Denis, the former studio founded by Luc Besson, is set to re-open in 2026 following a major overhaul. Formerly used as an Olympic village in 2024, the site will soon host a new cultural center dedicated to film and exhibitions, led by Seine et Watts.

Six Nations Tournament 2026: Which channel will broadcast the France vs. Ireland opening match?

Kicking off the Six Nations Tournament, France's rugby team hosts Ireland at the Stade de France on Thursday, February 5, 2026. It's a prime opportunity to set the tone for the competition against one of the top rugby nations!

Monroe, the rising star soprano, takes to the stage in churches across Paris and Île-de-France

At just 17 years old, singer Monroe, who rose to fame on the TV show "Prodiges," is embarking on a series of sacred music recitals across France. From May to September 2026, she will grace churches throughout Île-de-France—from Saint-Sulpice to Versailles—with performances that promise to be an exquisite blend of musical beauty and spiritual depth, transporting audiences into a timeless reverie.

Did you know? This historic convent in Saint-Denis is home to a museum dedicated to art and history.

The Paul Éluard Museum of Art and History hides an architectural secret. Situated in a former 17th-century Carmelite convent, this unique site once sheltered Louise of France, daughter of Louis XV. From the old cells of the nuns to relics of the Paris Commune, explore a museum where treasures of social history peacefully coexist with the quietness of a cloister that has been remarkably preserved.

This town hall in Île-de-France is nestled within former stables, the remnants of a castle that long vanished.

The town hall of Stains, in the Seine-Saint-Denis department, isn’t your typical municipal building: since the late 19th century, it has housed the former stables of a castle that no longer exists. Here’s the story!

European Swimming Championships 2026 in Paris: Dates Announced and Second Ticket Sale Opening

In April 2023, France officially submitted its bid to host the European Swimming Championships in 2026. From July 31 to August 16, the Olympic Aquatic Center will be the place to cheer on our swimmers. Tickets go on sale for the second time this January 23 at 2 p.m.!

Disco Soup: Dancing and Cooking Against Waste with a Chef at the Communal Hall of Saint-Ouen

How about a Disco Soup to fight food waste? Come cook and dance along this Sunday, January 25, 2026, at the Communale de Saint-Ouen, for a friendly, lively day with Chef Charlotte Fulcrand.

BTS at the Stade de France in 2026: Ticket Prices and On-Sale Details

This year, BTS is set to make its highly anticipated return to the stage after more than three years away! In Paris, the iconic K-pop group will meet their fans, known as ARMY, on Friday, July 17 and Saturday, July 18, 2026, for two massive shows at the Stade de France. Dreaming of seeing J-Hope, Jin, V, and the others perform live in the French capital? Wondering about ticket prices and when sales will open? We’ve got all the details!

Did you know? The founder of Red Star was also the visionary behind the creation of the World Cup!

Red Star isn't just any club. Welcome to Saint-Ouen, inside the legendary Stade Bauer, where every goal tells a story over a hundred years in the making. Step into the saga of this iconic red star, founded by the visionary behind the World Cup.

Waly Dia's Comedy Show: The Stand-Up Event at the Communale in Saint-Ouen

Come have a good time and discover the next stars of French stand-up at Waly Dia’s Comedy Night. The comedian invites you to join him once a month on a Wednesday at Communale Saint-Ouen. Here are the upcoming dates.

Just outside Paris, this town hall features a striking Art Deco design.

History and Heritage With its striking façade, sleek design, and nostalgic charm, the Montreuil town hall stands out on the cityscape. But what makes it so different from other municipal buildings in the Île-de-France region? Here’s a deep dive into the story of a building that’s truly one of a kind.

Erwin Wurm. Tomorrow Yes: Free Exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery in Pantin (93) — Photos

Art takes wild shapes in Pantin! From January 17 to April 11, 2026, Erwin Wurm's "Tomorrow: Yes" transforms the Thaddaeus Ropac gallery into a space where new works and intriguing installations challenge visitors’ perceptions. Playing with form, space, and the human body, the exhibition offers a captivating journey into the artist's imaginative universe.