Monday, April 28
We're joining a solidarity dinner for Gaza at La Bellevilloise
To kick off this sunny week, La Bellevilloise invites us to their cozy Halle aux Oliviers for a solidarity dinner in the colors of Palestine. With “At the Table of Gaza,” this 20th arrondissement venue aims to give us an experience of sharing, blending committed cuisine, artistic creation, and living memory, all in support of CNASaR (National Committee for the Reception and Support of Gaza Survivors). Powered by the associations and collectives La Palestine Nous Rassemble, Artists Against Apartheid, and Sa7ten, this evening will feature a five-course menu celebrating Palestinian cuisine – crafted by professional chefs – as well as a multidisciplinary program including a photo exhibit by Ali Asfour, storytelling sessions, musical interludes, and most importantly, resistance.
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At the Table of Gaza
The Olive Hall
The Bellevilloise
19, rue Boyer – 20th
Monday, April 28, 2025, from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM
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Tuesday, April 29
Celebrating the oceans with Camille Étienne's performative walks at the Musée d'Orsay
On the occasion of the Year of the Sea 2025, the Musée d'Orsay has invited environmental activist Camille Étienne for two exceptional evening events, designed as a stroll interspersed with performances in the heart of the Impressionist gallery. Surrounded by committed artists, the activist offers Parisians a walk and a journey that is both sensitive and poetic through the masterpieces of the museum, blending dance, theater, music, and more.littérature. Whether it's Blandine Rinkel during a musical reading of an excerpt from La Faille (Stock, 2025), Camélia Jordana singing in support of SOS Méditerranée, or the dancers of the Opéra national de Paris performing an excerpt from L’esprit du bleu by choreographer Carolyn Carlson, all of them celebrate the beauty, fragility, and strength of the oceans in their own unique ways.
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Impressions of the Sea (performative journey)
Musée d’Orsay
Esplanade Valéry-Giscard-d'Estaing – 7th
Tuesday, April 29 and Wednesday, April 30, 2025 at 8 PM
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Wednesday, April 30
We listen to the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France performing Debussy
Dive into the enchanting world of Debussy with the soothing sounds of La Mer, performed by the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France in the auditorium of the Maison de la Radio et de la Musique. A group of passionate musicians, under the expert direction of Finnish conductor Mikko Franck, who is celebrating his very last season at Radio France. This musical adventure will be accompanied by a Concerto for Viola by Bartók, delightfully enthusiastic...
g>played by Antoine Tamestit in person, to beautifully close the evening.View this post on Instagram
Debussy, La Mer - Antoine Tamestit / Mikko Franck
Maison de la radio et de la musique (Auditorium)
116, avenue du Président-Kennedy – 16th
Wednesday, April 30, 2025, at 2025
Mored’infos et billetterie
Thursday, May 1st
Immerse yourself in the blur like Monet at the Orangerie Museum
In Monet's paintings, the blur, long seen as just a detail, actually plays a vital role. Through its new exhibition, the Orangerie Museum is bringing this unique aspect back to the forefront by exploring the significance of this aesthetic choice in art from 1945 to the present day. It’s a fascinating thematic journey that questions the creative processes and offers a fresh perspective on well-known artworks. Elusive by nature, the blur becomes a political statement this time, a genuine means of expression, and a real challenge in the world of art.
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In the Blur
Orangerie Museum
Tuileries Garden – 1st
From April 30 to August 18, 2025
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Friday, May 2
Discover cinematic gems from Brazil
This year, it is part of the France-Brazil Cultural Season 2025 and continues to showcase the treasures of Brazilian culture… The Brazilian Cinema Festival in Paris is back for its 27th edition at the Arlequin cinema, from April 29 to May 6. A whole week to discover a curated selection of productions made in Brazil, featuring documentaries, fictions, debates, and more!of artists… In short, everything needed to delight both lovers of Rio and passionate fans of the seventh art.
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Brazilian Cinema Festival in Paris
L’Arlequin
76, rue de Rennes – 6th
From April 29 to May 6, 2025
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Saturday, May 3
We're dancing our feet away at the Boiler Room in Parc Floral
This long weekend in May might have sparked some wild cravings for dancing in the sun. And guess what? This weekend, the unmissable Boiler Room is back in the capital, and this time, it’s ready to get you grooving in the cool of the Parc Floral de Paris for two whole days. What's on the menu? A selection of delicious house, techno, and electro gems for non-stop 12-hour music sessions under the sun (and then the stars...).
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Boiler Room
Parc Floral de Paris
Route de la Pyramide – 12th
Friday, May 2 and Saturday, May 3, 2025
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Sunday, May 4
We're following emerging artists with 100% L’EXPO at La Villette
In its 7th edition, 100% L’EXPO gathers young contemporary artists each year to explore societal questions. It invites us to discover an amazing selection of creations. From visual and digital arts to cinema, fashion design, and photography, every medium shines a light on this new generation of freshly graduated artists. Their diverse profiles ensure that every visitor can find THE creation that resonates with them. There will be meetings, performances, clubbing, and live shows, making it an exciting experience for all!
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100% the Expo
Grande Halle de La Villette
211, avenue Jean-Jaurès – 19th
Until May 11, 2025
Free entry
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