Friday, September 18th
We're launching La Commune's new cultural season
For this 2026 cultural back-to-school season, the Théâtre de la Commune in Aubervilliers opens its new season with a weekend of shows and meet-and-greets. A joyful and welcoming celebration spread across two days, giving a preview of the vibrant colors that will define La Commune in the coming months. For the occasion, from the halls to the park, every space in the theatre is transformed. What's on the agenda? The unveiling of brand new shows, meetings with the season's artists, exclusive tours, film screenings, a DJ set, and a grand Commune Ball on Saturday!
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Pavillon Ouverture
Théâtre La Commune - Centre Dramatique National
2, rue Edouard Poisson – Aubervilliers
Friday, September 18 and Saturday, September 19, 2026
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We're savoring Moroccan specialties at the Food Temple festival
It's one of the must-see events of the back-to-school season in Paris. The Food Temple festival is back for its 10th anniversary edition under the grand Carreau du Temple Hall. And after showing us the many facets of Brazil, Australia, and Colombia, the festival whisks us across the Mediterranean for a cultural and culinary journey to Morocco. Join us this weekend to explore this generous cuisine, full of flavors, aromas, and influences
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Food Temple Morocco
Le Carreau du Temple
4, rue Eugène Spuller – 3rd
September 18-20, 2026
Free admission except for opening night, meals and workshops
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Saturday, September 19
Let's celebrate and honor our struggles at Burning Festival
This weekend will be all about celebration, art, and activism. And for good reason: the Burning Festival is back for its 5th edition at Point Éphémère. What is Burning? A collective and festival that stands out, breaks the rules, and shakes things up. Through a multitude of events (from concerts to talks, including stand-up, tattoo sessions, exhibitions, and even a conscious marketplace) the festival showcases all the beauty, richness, and diversity of the feminist, queer, and radical artistic scene.
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Burning Festival
Point Éphémère
200, quai de Valmy – 10th
Saturday, September 19 and Sunday, September 20, 2026
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We're stomping through the streets of Paris with the return of Techno Parade
After two years away from Parisian streets, the Techno Parade is back in action. Announced last May, the big comeback of the electronic parade will indeed take place this Saturday, September 19, with a 26th edition that promises to turn up the BPM. And for its grand return, this open-air dancefloor has brought together a joyful army of radio stations, clubs, labels, collectives and party players from across France. In short, get your sneakers ready: Paris is going to vibrate once again to the rhythm of machines, bass, and powerful sound systems.
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Techno Parade
Saturday, September 19, 2026
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We're heading to the first 100% female festival at the Châtelet Theatre
This Saturday, the Châtelet stage becomes the theater of ané
festive and committed event. Its name? All on Stage, a brand new Parisian festival that decided to put women front and center, both in the spotlight and behind the scenes. The concept is straightforward: offer an entire day dedicated to women who create, shape and bring music and culture to life today. The best part? The event is completely free!Voir cette publication sur Instagram
All on Stage
Châtelet Theatre
1 Châtelet Square – 1st arrondissement
Saturday, September 19, 2026
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Sunday, September 20
Supporting Palestine at Del Carmen Café
The dream team of Bake Sale For Palestine is back in Paris, this time at the heart of Del Carmen Café in the 11th arrondissement, for a Sunday that's as delicious as it is committed. From 11am to 4pm, volunteers are waiting for Parisians with an array of sweet and savory treats, coffee, tea, as well as a selection of posters and books from the Levant and Palestinian products. An opportunity to talk about Gaza and the West Bank, to support Palestine and share a warm and solidarity moment, blending gastronomy, culture and activism.
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Bake Sale For Palestine
Del Carmen Cafe
49, rue Saint-Sébastien – 11e
Sunday, September 20, 2026 from 11am to 4pm
Taking a nap while listening to poetry at Buttes-Chaumont
As summer gently takes its leave, treat yourself to a break from the hustle and bustle
illon of back-to-school season to celebrate a gentle autumn beginning with Poésieste. Back on the lawn of Buttes-Chaumont park, this event promises to intoxicate us with love, hope, and melancholy. The recipe stays the same: for a Sunday afternoon, we come to nap, doze, listen to beautiful verses or read some ourselves, whether they're from our own pen or not. A little tip: bring your pillow or a cozy throw blanket to get comfortable and let your imagination wander.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Poésieste
Buttes-Chaumont Park – 19th arrondissement
Sunday, September 20, 2026 at 3:30 PM
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We rediscover Paris during European Heritage Days
Culture lovers and fans of unusual activities, this weekend on September 19 and 20, Paris transforms into one big playground for European Heritage Days. As every year, you'll be able to discover (or rediscover) the capital's must-see monuments, from the Invalides to the Élysée, through exceptional visits that are sometimes classic, often surprising.
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European Heritage Days
Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September 2026
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