Friday, April 17
We’re going to see the new queen of British soul at La Boule Noire!
London singer and songwriter Olive Jones is taking over La Boule Noire this Friday night. The new star of British soul is inviting us into her ultra-intimate world, blending soul, blues, R’n’B, and jazz, all mixed with her velvety voice. A discovery you don't want to miss!
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Olive Jones
La Boule Noire
120, boulevard Marguerite de Rochechouart – 18th
Friday, April 17, 2026
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We're treating ourselves to a delightful four-handed dinner worthy of a star at restaurant EME!
Opened last October by chefs Nazareno Mayol Curti and Mara Bellester, restaurant EME brings exceptional plates and ingredients to life in the heart of the Marais. But this Friday, the restaurant rolls out the red carpet for Chef Gonzalo Aramburu, a major figure in the Argentine gastronomic scene, who leads a two-star restaurant in Buenos Aires. Alongside Nazareno, he will create a four-handed dinner that will blend their journeys and visions on the plate.
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EME
4, impasse Guéménée – 4th
Friday, April 17, 2026, at 7:30 PM
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We're throwing a disco party on our beloved Parisian barge!
Disco lovers and outdoor party enthusiasts: this Friday, the Canal Barboteur barge – back in action with the arrival of sunny days – is all set for an open-air celebration on the water, complete with a sunset, twinkling lights, and the soulful voices of our beloved divas from the '80s and '90s. For this event, two collectives will join forces on the decks: Open Herbe and Le Disco Bowl. One thing is for sure, it's going to be a fantastic party!
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Open Herbe x Le Disco Bowl
Canal Barboteur
19, quai du Lot – 19th
Friday, April 17, 2026 at 6 PM
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Saturday, April 18
We're talking about decolonial stories with Betty Tchomanga at the Jeu de Paume
This weekend, the Jeu de Paume invites Betty Tchomanga for a journey into the heart of a moving thought. With this performance-lecture, A Lesson in Darkness, the artist transforms the space into a venue for intellectual and artistic resistance, in a hybrid form that calls upon colonial archive images, critical reflections, and choreographic gestures. On stage, she brings in ghostly figures, presences erased by history, and gives them form once again.
through dance, song, and speech. A counter-narrative that shines a light on what has been intentionally left in the shadows.See this post on Instagram
A Lesson in Darkness
Jeu de Paume
1, Place de la Concorde – 1st
Saturday, April 18, 2026, at 8:30 PM
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We support the labels independents at the Point Éphémère
In a time when the music world is becoming more and more competitive, pulled in many directions by platforms, streaming, algorithms, and of course AI, it's more important than ever to focus on the essentials. To do this, join us this Saturday at Point Éphémère for the 9th edition of the Independent Labels Convention. A day to feel the vibes of community, collaboration, and those creating together or on their own, with the music of today and tomorrow. What’s on the agenda? A twenty stands from labels, and of course, loads of concerts and DJ sets.
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Independent Labels Convention
Point Éphémère
200, quai de Valmy – 10th
Saturday, April 18, 2026, starting at 1:30 PM
Free admission
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Discover unique Japanese objects at the Galerie Joseph
In the Marais, Koji Fukushima — a former cyclist turned antique specialist and a true reference for Japanese flea markets in Paris — has decided to settle down for a new edition of his vintage market. So, we invite you to join us every day in the 3rd district, at the Galerie Joseph. It's a unique opportunity to uncover vintage treasures of all kinds straight from Japan. Expect to find antique kimonos, porcelain dishware, tea sets, kokeshis — adorable little dolls, and more!
Japanese wooden dolls —, pottery, magazines and retro posters, statues, in short, everything you need to satisfy all your desires and needs.See this post on Instagram
Grand Japanese Vintage Market
Galerie Joseph
116, rue de Turenne – 3rd
From April 16 to May 4, 2026
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Sunday, April 19
We're trying the salted bread at the Salted Boy pop-up
Do you know...Salted bread? Those ultra-buttery little rolls that drive Koreans wild? They first appeared in Japan in the 2010s, under the name shiopan. Since then, this pastry has become very popular in bakeries in South Korea, before making a cozy little stop for a weekend in Paris. At Salted Boy, you can enjoy these buttery, crispy, and salty rolls, and dip them into the three creams offered on the menu : coconut pandan cream, chocolate cream, and cream cheese. As for drinks, it’s Viahe Caphê that delights, the coffee shop loved by fans of Vietnamese coffee.
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Salted Boy
139, rue du Temple – 3rd Floor
Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19, 2026, from 10 AM to 6 PM
Re(discover) the Little Prince at the Cortot Hall
For many of us, it is both a reference, a Proustian madeleine, a bedtime story, and a source of comfort. The incredibly touching story of a pilot lost in the middle of the desert who finds himself face to face with a little boy who is as endearing and poetic as he is mysterious and fascinating. And this year, the Little Prince celebrates its 80th anniversary since its release in France. On this occasion, Éditions Gallimard is offering a new audio version of the story, presented as a musical tale, narrated by Denis Podalydès. To further enrich the story of Saint-Exupéry, composer Balthazar Pouilloux has created 15 exclusive pieces, specially imagined for this version. The cherry on top!The cake has two performances waiting for you on April 17th and 19th at the Cortot hall (17th arrondissement) to discover this new version on stage.
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The Little Prince, a musical tale by Balthazar Pouilloux
Cortot Hall
78, rue Cardinet – 17th
On April 17 and 19, 2026
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