Île-de-France: Antony's street art festival returning in fall 2026

Antony's street art festival is gearing up for a return in the Hauts-de-Seine! On Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2026, 70 street artists will take over the Saint-Saturnin district in Antony to offer residents and visitors a weekend devoted to urban art through live performances.

Attention to street-art fans! Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2026, the town of Antony in the Hauts-de-Seine once again shines a light on this art form by bringing together more than 50 street artists, 70 in total. From 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., everyone will take over the Saint-Saturnin district in Antony, turning part of this Île-de-France town into an enormous open-air museum, as part of the new and 11th edition of the Antony Street Art Festival.

For the occasion, curious walkers and strollers will be able to catch live performances by urban artists—national and international. This year, Demoiselle MM, Clément Herrmann, Eaj, Ernesto Novo, Nô, Cierco or Emyart-S and Anna Conda are especially invited. Each and every one will be painting on large canvases exceeding two meters, live under the eyes of passersby, revealing works created with a variety of techniques (spray, stencil, oil pastel, chalk, spray paint, acrylic...). Together, they will transform the Saint-Saturnin neighborhood, including the Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, the church square, and the forecourt of the Firmin-Gémier Patrick Devedjian theatre, into a living gallery.

Proof of its growing reputation, Antony’s street art festival marked its 10th anniversary last year. Since its inception, the event has continued to expand. The lineup of artists climbed from 8 at the first edition to 33 in 2021, 54 in 2024, and 70 in 2026.

For those who won’t be able to attend the event on September 19–20, note that these works will remain on display for nearly a month in the Antony district.