Monday, October 21
We travel in the footsteps of the Impressionist painters Monet and Caillebotte
Want to discover Impressionism in a different way? You’re in luck! To celebrate the 150th anniversary of this major 19th-century artistic movement, we invite you to explore the museums, artists' homes, and stunning landscapes that defined it. From Île-de-France to Normandy, starting with the cultural institutions of the capital and moving on to the remarkable cathedral of Rouen, and visiting the enchanting gardens of Giverny, step into the shoes of the Impressionists and relive the emotions that inspired them, with two immersive road trips following the paths of Claude Monet and Gustave Caillebotte. The cherry on top? All these locations are less than an hour from Paris and easily accessible by public transport!
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The Impressionist Travels
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Tuesday, October 22nd
Let's toast at Bibou with Kova's sensual silhouettes
Always with a notebook and pencil in hand, ready to wander the Parisian nights and dance at every concert in the capital, Kova is showcasing her entire universe in the 9th district this Tuesday for a pop-up exhibition that we love. Starting at 5 PM, come see her works inspired by her engraving techniques, in print and ink, featuring playful and sensual silhouettes. Discover it all until midnight, and don’t forget to raise a glass at the BB restaurant (right across the street) to celebrate!
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At BBeauté and beyond
1 Pierre-Semard Street – 9th
Tuesday, October 22, 2024, from 5 PM to midnight
Wednesday, October 23
Let’s discover the new luminous exhibition at the EDF Foundation
For its new cultural season, the EDF Foundation is taking on an unprecedented challenge: to bring dance and works of art into conversation. Surrounding a display of pieces never before shown to the public, dancers and choreographers will come together to engage with these creations. A connection woven between the arts that follows a very specific thread: that of light. It’s a chance to rediscover the works of Raoul Dufy, Julio Le Parc, and Man Ray in a whole new light. And be prepared, you just might be dazzled!
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In the Light
EDF Foundation
6, Rue Juliette-Récamier – 7th
Until January 31, 2025
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Thursday, October 24
We talk about eating disorders with humor and finesse at the Théo Théâtre
Personal stories with universal echoes. With their new play – directed by Angèle Sereni – the company Les Ograisses presents us with raw and quirky testimonies about Eating Disorders, a hidden illness that affects many around us. On stage, several young women who live and struggle with eating disorders share fragments of their lives with lightness and humor.
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Ograisse
Théo Théâtre
20, rue Théodore-Deck – 15th
Every Thursday at 8:30 PM, until December 19, 2024
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We learn a ton with the scientific film festival at the Museum
The International Scientific Film Festival, Pariscience, is back for its 20th edition in the capital. A meeting point for amateur scientists where you can discover a bunch of really cool films at the National Museum of Natural History. What's on the agenda? 100% free screenings – either in person or online – showcasing recent scientific productions from France and around the world to fill your mind with unusual knowledge, plus loads of competitions, roundtable discussions, and even Twitch sessions. Make sure to reserve your spot!
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Festival Pariscience
National Museum of Natural History
36, rue Geofrroy-Saint-Hilaire – 5th
From October 24 to 28, 2024
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Friday, October 25
Dive into the thrilling history of Sarah Bernhardt at the Palais-Royal Theater
She brought to life the greatest works of Musset, Hugo, and Racine. She captivated Mucha, Rostand, and Cocteau. Sarah Bernhardt, undoubtedly one of the greatest French actresses, rises from her ashes on the stage of the Palais-Royal thanks to a lively musical play that strays far from the often too academic standards of biopics. An exceptional piece, led by a young actress, Estelle Meyer, whose talent is almost as great as that of the legendary lady whose shoes she steps into.
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The Extraordinary Destiny of Sarah Bernhardt
Pala
is-Royal Theatre
38, rue de Montpensier – 1st
Until December 31, 2024
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Saturday, October 26
We're tapping our feet at La Gaîté Lyrique with the ARTE Concert Festival
Looking for new musical discoveries? Perfect timing! ARTE Concert is bringing us three days of eclectic concerts at La Gaîté Lyrique for the new edition of its festival. What’s on the agenda? Custom-created performances that enhance the unique worlds of each invited artist, delivering a lively, intimate, and unprecedented experience for the audience. Marem Ladson, Bikôko, Lala &ce, Bill Ryder-Jones, Porridge Radio, ... St. Vincent, Kelly Lee Owens, Kompromat (the project by Rebeka Warrior and Vitalic)... All styles will be celebrated for the greatest pleasure of the Parisians. The little extra? The concerts can be experienced live and also replayed on your screens.
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ARTE Concert Festival
La Gaîté Lyrique
3 bis, rue Papin – 3rd
From October 24 to 26, 2024
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Sunday, October 27
We stroll around the sculptures of Josephsohn at the Museum of Modern Art
After breathing new life into German painting in the 1980s, artist Albert Oehlen takes on the role of curator and creates a unique exhibition in the capital. Through his eyes, discover the works of Swiss sculptor Hans Josephsohn, showcased right in the heart of the Museum of Modern Art in Paris for this occasion. This is the first retrospective dedicated to the sculptor in France, presented as a free exploration, as fascinating as it is moving.
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Josephsohn as seen by Albert Oehlen
Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris
11, avenue du Président-Wilson – 16th
Until February 16, 2025
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We escape with this play tinted with history at the Splendid
Get ready for a little leap back in time: this play invites you into Paris in 1942, in the heart of the occupied zone, right into the business life of a fabric warehouse. You'll meet a boss who seems straight out of a Pagnol story, his wife, their daughter, a young Jewish-Breton employee, and an old worker who shows up with a completely collaborative new friend. But despite everything, life goes on…
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The Star Merchants
The Splendid
48, Faubourg-Saint-Martin Street – 10th Arr.
From Wed. to Sat. at 9 PM, then Sat. at 4:30 PM and Sun. at 5 PM
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