Street art: this Hauts-de-Seine neighborhood turned into an open-air museum for a month

The Antony Street Art Festival makes its comeback in the Hauts-de-Seine on September 19–20, 2026. On this occasion, more than 70 street artists have turned the Saint-Saturnin district of Antony into a genuine outdoor urban art museum. Come and admire these murals in the Île-de-France town for about a month.

Attention, street art fans! On September 19 and 20, 2026, the town of Antony in the Hauts-de-Seine is once again putting this art form in the spotlight by inviting more than 70 street artists. From 1:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., everyone will seize the Saint-Saturnin district in Antony to transform part of the town into a vast open-air museum, as part of the 11th edition of the Antony Street Art Festival.

For the occasion, curious onlookers and walkers could watch 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 were invited. All of them sprayed on large canvases over two meters tall, right before the eyes of passersby, unveiling works created with a variety of techniques (graffiti, stencils, oil pastels, chalk, spray, acrylics...). Together, they transformed the Saint-Saturnin neighborhood, turning the Town Hall square, the church square, and the forecourt of the Firmin-Gémier Patrick Devedjian theatre into a living gallery.

A chance to discover murals spanning a variety of styles, from portraits of women, children and animals to more politically charged works, humorous pieces, or even more abstract creations.

Proof of its growing fame, Antony's street art festival marked its 10th anniversary last year. Since its inception, the event has kept expanding. The lineup of artists has jumped from 8 in the first edition to 33 in 2021, 54 in 2024, and 71 in 2026.

For those who couldn't make it to the event on September 19–20, these works will remain on display for nearly a month in the Antony district. If you live nearby and street art fascinates you or piques your curiosity, come explore these new murals right away!