Roland-Garros 2026: a one-off evening, fan zone, activities and dining area—what’s new

Roland-Garros officially returns from May 18 to June 7, 2026, for three action-packed weeks full of activities, with plenty of new features on the schedule. Here’s a look at what’s new for this year’s edition!

Mark your calendars! The 2026 edition of Roland-Garros takes place from May 18 to June 7 at Porte d'Auteuil in Paris. Over three weeks, the world's best tennis players will take to the courts in the capital's 16th arrondissement to put on a unique sporting spectacle. In addition to the men's and women's singles draws, which are eagerly anticipated every year, Roland-Garros also offers plenty of other events and activities you won't want to miss!

Opening Week

Roland Garros 2026: Tickets go on sale for Opening Week, the week of qualifiers
Roland-Garros is back from May 18, 2026! With affordable prices accessible to everyone, you can attend the Qualifying Week for male and female tennis players during Opening Week. Ticket sales open on March 31. [Read more]

The fan zone at Place de la Concorde

Roland-Garros 2026: A free fan zone on the Place de la Concorde starting from the quarterfinals.
From June 3 to 7, 2026, Roland-Garros returns to Place de la Concorde to broadcast the finals live for those who can’t make it to the Stade Roland-Garros at Porte d’Auteuil! A free, open-to-all fan zone right in the heart of Paris. [Read more]

Gaël Monfils’s evening

Gael & Friends: Gael Monfils' farewell night at Roland-Garros with Martin Solveig and Franglish
On May 21, 2026, Roland-Garros' clay courts are set to tremble for the final encore of its greatest showman. For an extraordinary charity evening, Gaël Monfils brings together tennis and music for a truly memorable jubilee. [Read more]

Ceremonies for players

ceremony honoring Caroline Garcia on Court Philippe-Chatrier on Thursday, June 4, between the women’s singles semifinals.
tribute to American Althea Gibson on Tuesday, May 26, on Court Philippe-Chatrier between two matches, celebrating the 70th anniversary of her victory at Roland-Garros (1956).
ceremony honoring Stan Wawrinka for his 21st and final Roland-Garros

Call Your Favorite Player, a New Promotion

Spectators are invited to leave a message for their favorite player in a phone booth located at Gate 4. In the Auditorium, the public can also attend the “Player interview” event, where a host will ask questions of players competing in the tournament. Many other activities are planned throughout the week: a temporary tattoo stand, a photo booth with the players, jugglers, a marching band, an environmental mural, a coloring mural, a bead-making workshop, and more.

Le Jardin des Chefs, a new dining area

Some of France’s most celebrated chefs and pastry chefs will take turns appearing from May 24 to June 5, offering the public their signature dishes as well as exclusive recipes. This brand-new dining area will showcase French cuisine, which is renowned around the world, and provide a convivial gathering place, with two giant screens installed so visitors won’t miss any of the matches.

Roland-Garros 2027: dates, ticketing and tournament information
Roland-Garros returns to Paris from May 17 to June 6, 2027, with Opening Week running May 17–21 and the main draw starting May 23. Individual tickets are not yet on sale, while official travel and hospitality packages are available. [Read more]