Events calendar Paris

Launched in the early 1990s, this festival, originally called "Paris Quartiers d'été", has since been renamed simply "Paris l'été". The festival transforms the capital into an open stage, with over 300 artists on the bill. Dances, concerts, acrobatic strolls, travelling opera, musical theater, circus, performances of all kinds, shows... a rich and eclectic program that enlivens every district of Paris, and even the regions. Cultural and artistic events for all generations.

For its 14 ^th edition in September 2012, this exhibition brings together the entire planet manga and anime. Many signing sessions, fashion shows, cosplays, video games, karaokés and games are on the program. Good guaranteed mood.

This exhibition is aimed at professionals and amateurs with its stands dedicated to instruments, accessories, audio, music, music, publishing, training, institutions… A forum of Trades composed of conferences and debates is also organized, as well as workshops and concerts.

A programme of screenings of the greatest and most exciting cinema classics is offered to lovers of black and white as well as cinemascope. Each year, the films are chosen according to a theme. Good to know: a free audio description of the films is available for blind and visually impaired people. And what a great idea: lying on the lawns, watching a movie, with the city and the park around you! One piece of advice, however: if you come with friends, make sure you really come to see a movie, not that you're spending time with friends chatting, moviegoers might just point this out to you...

La Ville of Paris accommodates in Parc Floral, each season, of the beginning of June to at the end of September, a "Musical Summer with the parc floral", composed of three festivals: Paris Jazz Festival, Classical in the Green and Pestacles. Of international repute, Paris Jazz Festival joins together a public very many. For the price of park entrance, there is the chance attend concerts which proceed under a large hood. It is particularly amusing to listen to music surrounded of flowers and herb. Attention, the access being free, it is better not to be able to too late be well placed. Passed there: Wynton Marsalis, Thomas Dutronc, Stacey Kent, Ahmad Jamal, Didier Lockwood, Erik Truffaz, Richard Galliano, etc One would not finish any enumerating them!

This large biennial event is the counterpart of the Biennale des Antiquaires with whom it substitutes each year at the Grand Palais. Organised since 2003, it gives an appointment to art and antiques lovers to meet with more than 120 exhibitors from dozens of countries. The Salon du Collectionneur is organized in 4 000 square metres and is organised to combine all the specialities. In this way, the pieces of archaeology contrasts ceramics, paintings or sculptures. A good plan for amateurs seeking to know: free conferences are offered to visitors as well as cultural exhibitions.

This event, unique by its size, gathers every year as Christmas approaches more than 400 professional exhibitors. Located under the arcades of the Parc des Princes, this antique-flea presents a logical path guiding the visitor so that he does not miss any exhibitor. Among the most important exhibitions of its kind, there is a offer of brac-exhibitors originating from all over France, bringing with them the peculiarities of their regions, of the ciselé reindeer rennes wardrobe with wide-belt Alsace tables. Europe is not forgotten and there are, for example, many English and Swedish furniture. A very good plan to find gift ideas within a few days of the holidays.

Created in 1999, the Puces du Design - which became Design Fair Paris in spring 2018 - has been bringing together for twenty years a select group of antique dealers specialising in furniture, decorative objects and fashion from the 1950s to the 1980s. This open-air event takes place twice a year: in spring and autumn. More than 70 exhibitors will present over 5,000 m² of well-known pieces by Panton, Saarinen, Eames, Dior, Saint-Laurent and Courrèges. Not to mention anonymous pieces that may not be recognized until tomorrow. More than 20,000 visitors flock there each time. The proposed pieces are relatively expensive, so we come here mainly for the pleasure of the eyes!

This huge event gathers twice a year, in the green framework of the Bois de Boulogne, more than 250 exhibitors for a great feast of art objects. The curious artists and collectors cross here, looking for exceptional glassware, antique tapestries, ceramics or collection pens. An opportunity to break down the lawn of the Longchamp Hippodrome and meet with antique dealers, gallery, sculptors, jewellers and professional argenteurs. The right place for meals pieces of all styles.

The Fédération Française de la Randonnée Pédestre is an association based in Paris, at 64 Rue du Dessous des Berges.

This exhibition, which is aimed at anyone who can join an LGBT association, takes place every year in early April, usually in the Espace des Blanc-Coats (4 ^th) in the Marais. It is an opportunity to meet many gay and lesbian associations, including sports, student, professional, political, leisure, and others such as SOS Homophobia, Inter-LGBT…

A magical race, run by tens of thousands of people, some of whom come from very far away. And with good reason: the course is magical: start opposite the Trocadéro, then avenue Foch, a long loop through the Bois de Boulogne, and the quays of the Seine for a long (very long) climb to the Louvre, from where you cross the Seine to return to the Eiffel Tower. If the first ones arrive in less than an hour, the last ones can take three!

It's one of the best known and most popular independent music festivals - it must be said that it already existed in other territories, enjoying an excellent reputation. Pitchfork, whose 11th edition was held in November for three days of non-stop music, in several Parisian venues, from the Salle Pleyel to the Café de la Danse, including the Bataclan and even the Saint-Eustache church. Among the headliners of the last editions: Kam-BU, Denise Chaila, Gabriels, Yay Bey, Jeshi or Yard Act. You just have to enjoy it!

It is every year in March that this very appreciated festival is held at the AccorHotels Arena. Fans, enthusiasts, experts and novices meet there to discover shows, fights and animations. We don't know where to turn, and it's true that we don't stop here to watch, discuss sometimes, and marvel at so many techniques. Krav Maga, Kudo Daido Juku, Wushu, Taekwondo, MMA or Aikido are among the sports offered.

For many years now, over half a million people have marched in the streets and squares every year during the Marche des Fiertés: lesbians, gays, bi and trans people, as well as straight people who campaign for respect for differences, all in a festive atmosphere. This unique event mobilizes large numbers of people, not to defend rights or challenge policies, but first and foremost to propose a vision of society based on equality and respect.

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Also organized by the bicycle rally, these cycling events began in San Francisco in 1992 before spreading around the world. They aim to promote cycling and active modalities and denounce the place and nuisance caused by cars in our society.

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They offer routine building cleaning, industrial cleaning and office cleaning services.

Printemps des Rues is a Parisian festival dedicated to street art in all its forms. It showcases dance, theater, circus, hip-hop, magic and much more. The festival takes place around the Canal Saint-Martin in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, as well as in various venues in the 18th arrondissement. The festival is organized by the association Le Temps Des Rues, which promotes street arts in Paris.

La Nuit aux Invalides is a not-to-be-missed event in Paris. Organized by Amaclio Productions, it offers a unique immersive experience in the heart of the Invalides. This year's 10th edition, entitled "Napoléon - Le Vol de l'Aigle", plunges you into the extraordinary journey of a man who made Europe beat to his rhythm for twenty years. For 50 minutes, discover the story of the French emperor in this emblematic monument. Thanks to unprecedented technological deployment, you'll enjoy an extraordinary 360° immersive experience. Since its creation in 2012, La Nuit aux Invalides has won over an ever-growing audience, appealing to Parisians, tourists, history buffs and fans of spectacular shows alike. Don't miss this 2022 edition of La Nuit aux Invalides!

The Salon des Solidarités is an annual event held in Paris. It's a fair dedicated to solidarity, where visitors can discover and take part in solidarity initiatives and projects. The show offers a variety of stands and activities in different fields such as finance, economics, home, garden, health, well-being, science, society, sport, tourism and practical life.

Established in Paris since 1979, the Flamenco en France association passionately promotes flamenco culture in the capital. Housed in a typical cul-de-sac on rue des Vignoles, the association offers classes, workshops and shows for aficionados. Carrying the legacy of the waves of Spanish immigration, first anti-Franco and then economic, that have shaped the neighborhood, Flamenco en France fervently cultivates this art in an authentic setting imbued with collective memory. A place where flamenco tradition is shared, Flamenco en France is an address not to be missed.