Salon Zen Paris from September 24 to 28, 2026 at Espace Champerret (17th arrondissement of Paris)

The Salon Zen Paris is back from September 24–28, 2026 at Espace Champerret in the 17th arrondissement for its 39th edition. Dedicated to personal development, well-being, and spirituality, the event will bring together nearly 300 exhibitors and professionals over five days, along with 160 talks, workshops, and activities announced as free to attend as part of the fair. Visitors can explore practices, meet speakers, or learn about training and careers in the wellbeing sector.

Five spaces to explore the many paths to well-being

The 2026 edition centers around five thematic spaces. This layout lets visitors tailor their visit to their interests, whether they’re seeking a moment of calm, information about a training program, or an early look at emerging practices.

• Mindful Living : a new feature focused on centering, relaxation, listening to the body, and lifestyle choices that foster a more attentive presence in daily life.
• The Schools Village : a space oriented toward training, specialized institutions, and opportunities for reorienting careers in the well-being and support professions.
• The Zen Incubator : a zone dedicated to innovations, young projects, and new sector trends.
• Guidance Corner : a space bringing together practices such as astrology, tarot reading, numerology, mediumship, oracles, and intuitive coaching.
• Care and Massage Space : a venue to discover several relaxation and massage techniques offered by the professionals present.

Conferences and workshops across the five days of the fair

The program weaves together expert talks, exhibitor presentations, practical workshops and interactive activities. Promised themes include personal hurdles, self-awareness, courage, resilience, joy, spirituality, and stress management.

Several notable figures and authors are among the announced speakers, including Harry Roselmack, Florence Servan-Schreiber, Pierre Yonas, Christelle Dubois, Karine Arsène, Maxime Baul, Camille Soustra and Isabelle Cerf.

• Thursday, September 24 will be devoted to blockages, trauma and consciousness.
• Friday, September 25 will tackle self-knowledge and realignment, with a late-evening session running until 8 p.m.
• Saturday, September 26 will put the spotlight on achievement, boldness and practices connected to the unseen.
• Sunday, September 27 will explore interiority, joy and spirituality.
• Monday, September 28 will turn to meaning, resilience and life transformations.

An itinerary built around networking and experimentation

At Espace Champerret, the concept alternates between exhibitor booths, conference rooms and interactive zones. Visitors can thus engage with exhibitors, attend a presentation, discover a method, or identify a training program that suits their project.

This 39th edition continues the tradition of a long-established Paris fair that has become a staple on the back-to-school calendar. It stays true to its three core themes: personal development, well-being, and spirituality, while adding dedicated spaces for innovations and new practices.

The Salon Zen runs from 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. from Thursday to Sunday, with a late opening until 8:00 p.m. on Friday, and from 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Monday. Admission is free with a downloadable invitation from the official Salon Zen website. The on-site price is listed at 8 euros. Espace Champerret is located at 6 rue Jean-Œstreicher, near the Porte de Champerret and Louise Michel metro stations on line 3.