Friday, May 22
We're indulging in the new 100% veggie menu at Carte Blanche
As we approach the end of May at full speed, the restaurants in the capital are doubling their efforts to delight us before summer arrives. To achieve this, Carte Blanche (the most eclectic restaurant in the 10th, delighting our taste buds) is hosting Chef Umami Cuisine for three fabulous evenings. On the menu, a fully plant-based menu, showcasing seasonal products perfectly enhanced by Mediterranean-inspired seasonings. It's simple—from za'atar butter to pastilla, and including eggplant caviar with chermoula, we want to try EVERYTHING!
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Carte Blanche x
32, rue Bichat, Paris – 10ᵉ
From May 21 to May 23, 2026
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Let’s grab some drinks at Karambole
Don’t know where to enjoy some drinks but also want delicious food and great music ? Head over to Karambole in the 18th! With an audiophile bar, tasty plates, cocktails that flow all night, and a super chill vibe without any fuss, it’s the perfect spot to start "just for a drink" and end up dancing on the tables at 1 AM. If you’re more of a morning person, you can also swing by for a brunch with creative cuisine that everyone loves!
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La Karambole
10 rue Hégésippe-Moreau – 18th
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Saturday, May 23
Dining on the terrace to soak up the sun
Sunny terrace, ultra-fresh cuisine, and Californian vibes: Chez Carrie is already ticking all the boxes for the spot we’re going to hang out at all season. Behind this new place in the 2nd, there’s a chef from Michigan who creates joyful and vibrant dishes: green harissa polenta fries, spicy tuna tostada, zucchini fritters with scamorza, and even creative twist on Eggs Benedict for brunch. On the drinks side, cocktails with kalamansi, rhubarb-vermouth spritz, and natural wines perfectly complement those long evenings on the terrace.
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At Carrie
14 Léopold-Bellan Street – 2nd
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Diving into African Surrealist Art
Head over to The Bridge Gallery to explore Uncanny Nature, a group exhibition blending surrealism and contemporary strangeness. Artists Ménè, Cinthia Sifa Mulanga, and Georgia Semple envision hybrid bodies, mysterious spaces, and distorted forms just like in a dream. An hypnotic plunge into worlds that are as poetic as they are unsettling.
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Uncanny Nature
The Bridge Gallery
49 rue des Renaudes – 17th
Until July 17, 2026
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We’re proudly participating in the Family Pride Festival #5
For two days, the Family Pride Festival takes over Ground Control to celebrate LGBTQIA+ families through talks, meet-ups, and lively moments. It’s a joyful and essential event, designed as a large space for visibility, exchange, and solidarity.
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Family Pride Festival
Ground Control
81 rue du Charolais – 12ᵉ
Saturday, May 23 and Sunday, May 24
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Let's talk periods without taboo at La Bellevilloise
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the association Règles Élémentaires is hosting a huge festival day at La Bellevilloise. On the agenda: yoga for menstrual pain, an arty conference, a live podcast with the girls from 4 Quarts d’Heure, and a big stand-up show featuring Tania Dutel, all with a pay-what-you-can entry.
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« Changing the rules to change the world »
La Bellevilloise
19-21 rue Boyer – 20th
Saturday, May 23, 2026
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Sunday, May 24
We're playing chess at Jardin21
DJ sets, a thrift shop, chess matches, and even yoga: the event Check & Mate is back at Jardin21 for a second edition that's already looking super cool. And great news: because it's the night before a holiday, the spot will stay open until 2 AM!
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Check & Mate
Jardin21
12A Ella Fitzgerald Street – 19ᵉ
Sunday, May 24, 2026
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We're having a festive cabaret with La Bobine
To celebrate its two-year anniversary, La Bobine is taking over 211 with a wildly fun evening featuring drag shows, concerts, tattoos, live podcasts, DJ sets, and dental bling. Basically, it’s the kind of Sunday night that’s sure to get a little crazy!
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Le Cabaret La Bobine
211
211 avenue Jean-Jaurès – 19th
Sunday, May 24, 2026
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We dive into the wild universe of Anselm Kiefer at the Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery
This time, Anselm Kiefer leaves (almost) behind his usual themes of war and death to tackle a grand subject: ancient mythology. In spectacularly sized canvases, the painter once again showcases his immense talent, presenting us with landscapes inhabited by nymphs — naiads, nereids, and oceanids. Vegetal forms break through the surface of canvases covered in threads of gold, creating an absolutely fascinating mystical décor. Another brilliant achievement from the 81-year-old artist who never ceases to amaze us.
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Nymphäum by Anselm Kiefer
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
69, avenue du Général Leclerc – Pantin (93500)
Until October 25, 2026
Free Entry
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Listening to a podcast that questions new family models
What if the best environment for raising a child wasn’t a romantic couple, but friendship instead? In Des parents comme les autres, the podcast from ARTE Radio, we follow two best friends over 5 years who decide to start a family together while each being in a relationship of their own. Between co-parenting, romantic balance, and reevaluating traditional models, this ultra-intimate documentary series by Charlie Marcelet brilliantly explores what family means today.
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ARTE Radio – Parents Like Any Others