Friday, March 27
We admire a street transformed by Clipper Teas' teas and infusions @ Bercy Village
From March 27 to 29, 2026, the organic tea and infusion brand Clipper Teas is taking over a bustling street in Bercy Village for an event that clearly stands out. Say goodbye to ordinary street furniture, and hello to a colorful, botanical setting designed for a total immersion in the brand's universe. Above the passersby, a floating ceiling made of flowers, citrus fruits, and stylized spices creates an almost surreal atmosphere. It's a bold way to bring a piece of nature right into the heart of the city, while also making a visually striking experience that’s super shareable on social media.
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Bercy Village - Paris 12th
March 27, 28, and 29
Sipping cocktails in the queer saloon of Le Marais
Grab your cowboy boots and your inner cowgirl: this Friday, we're heading to the queer saloon of Le Marais, a.k.a. Le Coyote. A coffee shop by day and a wine bar by night, this lesbian (and friends) hotspot opened last fall by Marine Gora (formerly of Gramme 3) and is lighting up the neighborhood nights with well-shaken cocktails and expertly crafted small plates. Add in a little country playlist, some horseshoes here and there, and a minimalist western vibe, and you've got your funky weekend outing ready to go!
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Le Coyote
86, rue des Archives – 3e
Tel.: 07 82 06 43 06
We're taking part in a big solidarity banquet at the Café Jaune
As Ramadan comes to a close – it was celebrated on March 19th – it’s time for some solidarity in a few lovely Parisian kitchens. One of them is the Café Jaune, nestled in Saint-Ouen, which is hosting a big solidarity banquet for Aid this Friday. The idea? To offer a meaningful celebration filled with food, music, and solidarity, all in support of an association. Some guests will purchase their tickets online, while others will be invited by Utopia56, a well-known organization in Paris that helps people in exile and those facing extreme hardship. It’s going to be a wonderful moment of connection, where we can share a delicious and friendly meal with those who no longer have the luxury of celebration, lightness, and the joy of a festive dinner.
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Solidarity Banquet of Aid
Yellow Café
96, rue des Rosiers – Saint-Ouen (93)
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Let's treat ourselves to a night of dancing with Scarlette
For those itching to stomp their feet this weekend, we kick off on Friday night with La Scarlette, a queer and FLINTA evening, taking over the Point Éphémère all night long. A more intense edition than ever – rave-style at 360° – with a stage in the center and overflowing energy wrapping all around!
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La Scarlette
Point Ephémère
200, quai de Valmy – 10e
Friday, March 27, 2026, from 11 PM to 5 AM
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Saturday, March 28
Rediscover the work of Matisse at the Grand Palais
The Grand Palais keeps the spectacular exhibitions coming and this time it's diving into the work of one of the most famous and celebrated painters in the country. The cultural institution revisits the colossal and fascinating career of Henri Matisse, focusing particularly on the later years of the artist. A gigantic retrospective, made possible thanks to the collections of the Centre Pompidou, brings together no less than 230 works. Paintings, drawings, cut-out gouaches, illustrated books, textiles, and other stained glass pieces showcase the painter's ability to reinvent himself, but also and... to gain intensity and depth.
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Matisse. 1941-1954
Grand Palais
17, avenue du Général Eisenhower – 8th
From March 24 to July 26, 2026
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We're crazy about Brazilian 'dwichs!
The cafeteria that brings some pep to the 9th, Trigo, is stepping outside its walls and taking over the Saint-Martin Canal this Saturday to celebrate the arrival of spring with Brazilian specialties. Riding on her bicycle – a.k.a. The Sun Bike – co-founder Agatha is meeting the locals of the neighborhood to offer her sunny sandwiches. What's on the menu? Recipes that warm the heart, featuring Carioca chicken (a beach tradition from Brazil) and Chef's roast beef, all paired with a refreshing iced mate, inspired by the mates served on the sands of Copacabana.
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Trigo
9, rue Papillon – 9th arrondissement
Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 1 PM to 4 PM along the Canal Saint-Martin
Train like an Olympic champion
Stephen Parez-Edo Martin, gold medalist at the Paris 2024 Olympics, is taking over the sports club of La Fondation in the 17th arrondissement for one day, offering Parisians an immersive experience where you can give it your all. What's on the agenda? A rugby training session with a special bonus: a little recovery time in a semi-Olympic pool. It's a sports session like no other, promoting true self-overcoming, resilience, and team spirit!
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The Sport & Spa Club of The Foundation
29, rue de Saussure – 17th
Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 2:30 PM to 5 PM
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Sunday, March 29
Let's treat ourselves to softness for restorative nights
The London brand Silky Miracle – which turns our nights into true bubbles of softness – is opening its very first pop-up shop right in the heart of Paris. This is a wonderful chance to explore the brand's universe, featuring elegant bedding and loungewear, all made from Mulberry silk.
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Pop-up Silky Miracle
5, rue Rouget de Lisle – 1st
Until June 15, 2026
Tuesday to Sunday from 11 AM to 8 PM
We're grooving at the Banlieues Bleues festival
Banlieues Bleues is back for its 43rd edition that’s bringing excitement to the 93 from March 27 to April 17. For three weeks, 10 cities and 15 venues will host jazz in motion and sounds from around the world, with new spots to discover. On the lineup, the talented Calixte Bernard is shining a spotlight on what makes the festival special: its audience.
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Banlieues Bleues Festival
From March 27 to April 17, 2026
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