Drag Race France Season 4: the viewing party perched on the Nijinsky Rooftop

Watch Drag Race France Season 4 with friends rather than alone in front of your screen. That’s the idea behind the Skinny Viewing Party, hosted at the Rooftop Nijinsky, in Paris, starting July 8, 2026. Each new episode will screen on the big screen, accompanied by a drag show, live commentary, and a different guest each week.

Situated on Place du Châtelet, the Rooftop Nijinsky hosts this event designed for fans of the show as well as curious visitors who want to discover the Parisian drag scene in a welcoming setting. The evening kicks off at 4 p.m. and runs until 2 a.m., giving guests time to enjoy the venue before and after the screening.

A live broadcast featuring a drag show

Each viewing party follows the same principle. The episode of Drag Race France is shown on a giant screen, while a drag queen hosts the evening with live commentary. A surprise guest, drawn from the show's universe or the drag scene, also joins the program each week.

In addition to the broadcast, there will be a drag show and a session for audience interaction. Viewers can react to the performances, share their predictions, or revisit the episode’s standout moments.

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A date to catch Drag Race France in Paris

The viewing parties have gradually carved out a niche in the Paris nightlife scene around Drag Race France. They offer a different way to watch the competition, bringing together in one venue fans of the show, drag performers, and a broader audience.

At the Rooftop Nijinsky, the concept unfolds in a space that overlooks the Seine and central Paris. The lineup evolves across episodes with fresh hosts and guests, giving every evening its own distinctive feel.

As Drag Race France rises in profile, these group events continue to expand across several venues in the capital. They also reflect the growing prominence of drag performances in Paris’s cultural and nightlife programming, well beyond the show's airing period.

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