Friday, October 9th
We're sharing some delicious Japanese plates at Shin Izakaya
It's our latest Japanese love affair in the capital. In the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, Keita Sukeno and Victoria Luciano have taken over Ciseaux Street with Shin Izakaya. A spot that celebrates the Japanese art of living through shareable cuisine inspired by family recipes from Osaka, with a lovely selection of Japanese sakes and whiskies. What's on the menu? Generous donburi bowls at lunch and cozy omakase in the evening with three or four courses perfect for groups of friends, with plate after plate of spicy edamame, vegetable tempura, miso eggplant, sea bream carpaccio, chicken karaage, teriyaki salmon… You eat, you toast, you share, all in a soft and warm atmosphere, to experience the true Japanese izakaya experience.
Shin Izakaya
6, rue des Ciseaux – Paris 6 b>Phone: 01 72 68 50 59
Open daily from 12pm to 2pm and 7pm to 11pm
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Let's check out the exciting new dance show shaking up the 13th District
More than a year after creating their Same But Different company, renowned dancers Fauve Hautot and Romain Guillermic are presenting their very first show on the boards of the 13e Art. On the agenda: 29 performances, nine female and male dancers on stage and a tour throughout France starting in November. With Let's Go!, dance comes alive at a crossroads of raw, organic, and decidedly contagious energies.
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Let's Go !
Le 13e Art
30, place d'Italie – Paris 13
October 8 to November 8, 2026
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Treat yourself to a festive weekend of gastronomy, music, and creativity
What if we told you that one person could tell stories just as well as create incredible pastries, compose songs, and recognize a good glass of wine? That's Juliette Henry, a content creator who's setting rue Sedaine on fire for three days with an unprecedented pop-up experience. What's on the menu? A sensory, lively, and vibrant playground combining gastronomy, music, and creativity. Café-pastry shop by day, festive and artistic venue by evening with live music, wine tastings, sweet and savory snacks… In short, it's definitely worth the visit!
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Juliette Henry Pop-up
18, rue Sedaine – 11th arrondissement
October 9 to 11, 2026
Saturday, October 10
Discover the new Bourse du Commerce exhibition
Until January 18th, the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection presents a massive retrospective dedicated to photography. Across three entire floors, with the exhibition Remember Me, the institution looks back at the history of this unique medium celebrating its bicentennial this year. A rich and unique journey featuring over 700 photographs bringing together some of the greatest names in art history.
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Remember Me
Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection
2, rue de Viarmes – Paris 1st
Until January 18, 2027
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Let's talk mental health at the Pop & Psy festival
On October 10th, it's World Mental Health Day. Perfect timing, because there's no age limit to taking care of yours. While most young people admit they lack knowledge on the subject, about available resources if needed, or the right way to support someone close to them who's struggling, the Pop & Psy festival offers a fun and playful approach to a very serious topic. A weekend created by Dr. Jean-Victor Blanc, psychiatrist and author of
Pop&Psy: How Pop Culture Helps Us Understand Mental Health Disorders (2022), featuring meetings with Bilal Hassani (godfather of this edition), Nora Hamzawi, Chloé Delaume, Tom Baldetti, Enora Malagré, Nicolas Demorand… Exploring themes like child protection, depression and new treatments, AI and mental health, plus addictions and mental disorders on screen.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Pop & Psy
Communale Saint-Ouen
10bis, rue de l’Hippodrome – Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
October 9-11, 2026
Free event
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We dine and dance at the new resto-club Poisson Volant
Picture this: a boudoir-style restaurant right in the heart of Oberkampf, where you can savor Asian-inspired cuisine in both the décor and on your plate, transforming into a club at 11pm sharp. Welcome to Poisson Volant, the hot new spot in Paris's 11th arrondissement dreamed up by Bertrand Chauveau, chef and co-founder of the already renowned Cornichon (rue des Goncourt). This time, the chef decides to collaborate with chef Yanxin Y
in, where he offers generous and refined cuisine to accompany the capital's night owls.View this post on Instagram
Le Poisson Volant
5, rue Marguerite Moret – Paris 11
Phone: 01 40 31 22 95
Open Tuesday and Wednesday from 7pm to 2am
Then Thursday to Saturday from 7pm to 4am
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Sunday, October 11
Talking about breast cancer at the Pink October event at Point Éphémère
The Point Éphémère goes pink this Sunday to talk about breast cancer in a different way, alongside the Rose Up association. A day without taboos and without alarming messages… Just positive energy, useful information, conversations with healthcare professionals, and touching testimonies. As the hours pass, discussions will give way to activities, dancing, and music, with concerts galore and even a raffle.
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October Rose
Point Éphémère
200, Quai de Valmy – Paris 10
Sunday, October 11, 2026 at 8pm
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Let's discover Palestinian daily life in this photo exhibition from the IMA
At the heart of the library of the Arab World Institute, a testimony from Palestine brought to light by photographer and journalist Joss Dray moves us deeply. On the walls, striking photographs capturing Palestinian everyday life, in the Palestinian territories, in refugee camps and within the diaspora. Faces and places captured between 1987 and 2001, which today form the memory of an oppressed people.
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Palestine Photographed by Joss Dray
Arab World Institute
1, rue des Fossés-Saint-Bernard – Paris 5
Until November 1st, 2026
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