At a time when a species vanishes every twenty minutes, the Grenier à Sel makes an impassioned plea: let's listen to the animal voices! From poetic robotics to invisible sounds, this free exhibition (October 4 - December 31, 2025) promises a disconcerting encounter with our feathered, furry... and circuit-board neighbors.
Imagine: you push a door on Haussmann Boulevard, the light dims, the first note of Verdi resonates... and there you are literally in the opera. That's the promise of Opera a Palazzo, the chic and immersive experience that makes a grand return to the Jacquemart-André Museum for the 2025-2026 season.
Craving to traverse thirty centuries of art history without leaving Paris? From September 20 to 24, 2025, FAB PARIS invites you to embark on a temporal journey with a thousand stops under the mythical glass roof of the Grand Palais.
Fancy a big leap back in time? Head to Saint-Quentin where Art Deco is celebrating its hundredth anniversary amidst a whirlwind of elegance, modernity... and beautiful surprises!
Want to dive back in, or for the first time, into the behind-the-scenes of the world's most beloved saga? Tickets for the 2026 Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter are now on sale, featuring four brand-new highlights and a good dose of nostalgia. It goes without saying that these tickets will be highly sought after...
Two and a half years of construction work can really whet your appetite... and your curiosity! On September 23rd, LE ZEF – the national stage of Marseille – finally reopens its legendary Gare Franche with an XXL party, 100% free, featuring dance, live music, and… committed fresh pasta. Are we making your mouth water?
Between age-old organs and futuristic beats, Man de Lutz promises a weekend of shifting from contemplation to letting go, all set against a rarely-opened heritage backdrop.
Need a big breath of fresh air (and history) before autumn? Head to Toulouse! For a weekend, L'Envol des Pionniers is reopening its hangars for free and propelling us into the thrilling saga of the Aéropostale. Shall we take you there?
What if, for a weekend, your little ones became knights, alchemists, or medieval dancers? On October 18 and 19, Monument Jeu d’Enfant turns 58 national monuments into vast cultural sandboxes. Follow the guide!
And what if, for the duration of a stroll in the shade of the linden trees, you allowed Lambert Wilson's voice to make the verses of "The Lake" dance. In Saint-Point, Lamartine's work can now be listened to... while walking.
