Roland-Garros 2026: a unique evening, a fan zone, entertainment, a dining area, the latest updates.

Roland-Garros officially returns from May 18 to June 7, 2026, for three action-packed weeks full of activities and entertainment, with plenty of new features on the agenda. We take stock of the latest changes for a new edition!

Save the date! The'edition 2026 of Roland-Garros takes place from May 18 to June 7 next at Porte d'Auteuil in Paris. For three weeks, the world's best tennis players will descend on the 16th arrondissement of the capital to deliver a truly standout sporting spectacle. Besides the men's and women's singles draws, which are eagerly anticipated each year, Roland-Garros also offers a host of other events and activities you simply mustn't 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]

Gael Monfils Night

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Ceremonies for players

A ceremony paying tribute to Caroline Garcia on Philippe-Chatrier Court on Thursday, June 4, scheduled between the two women's singles semifinals.
An homage to American Althea Gibson on Tuesday, May 26, on Philippe-Chatrier Court between matches, to mark the 70th anniversary of her Roland Garros triumph (1956).
A ceremony honoring Stan Wawrinka on the occasion of his 21st and final Roland Garros.

Call your favorite player, a new animation

Spectators are invited to leave a message for their favorite player in a phone booth located at door 4. Inside the Auditorium, the crowd can also join the "Player Interview" session, where a host will grill the tournament players. A host of other activities are planned throughout the week: tattoo stalls, a photobooth with the players, jugglers, a brass band, an ecological mural, a coloring mural, bead workshops, and more.

Le Jardin des Chefs, a new dining space

Some of France's most celebrated chefs and pastry chefs will take turns from May 24 to June 5 to present their signature dishes as well as exclusive recipes. This brand-new dining space will shine a spotlight on French gastronomy, renowned the world over, and will be a convivial gathering place, with two large screens set up so guests won't miss any of the encounters.

Roland-Garros 2026: which channel will broadcast it, what's new, and the latest news about the tournament
Here we go for Roland-Garros 2026, running May 18 through June 7. Three weeks to watch the world's best tennis players at Porte d'Auteuil. A quick rundown of the latest tournament news and updates you need to know. [Read more]