Paris listeners, if you are lucky enough to be in the City of Light this Saturday, August 16th, through the weekend and the rest of this week, you are in for a treat as Paris is alive with unique summer events, outdoor relaxation, music, and festive spirit.

After the beautiful celebration of Assumption Day on August 15th, where Notre-Dame comes alive with special masses and a grand foot procession winding through the historic streets of Ile de la Cité, Paris transitions into a dreamy, sunwashed August weekend. For those seeking history mixed with spectacle, the torchlight procession along the Seine on August 14th and the Marian Procession on August 15th draw both the faithful and the curious, according to Paris Perfect.

Now through early September, Paris Plages transforms riverbanks along the Seine, Bassin de la Villette, and Canal Saint-Martin into genuine urban beaches. Picture yourself lounging under a parasol, building sandcastles, or joining a friendly pétanque match. You can even take a dip or join a free sports lesson. According to Paris Je T’Aime, Paris Plages is perfect for letting kids burn off energy or simply relaxing in the city’s best summer pop-up.

Film lovers, this is your moment. Every evening at Parc de la Villette, giant screens light up the sky for open-air cinema, running every night through August 23rd. Bring a blanket, some snacks, and enjoy everything from cult classics to new releases under the stars.

The music scene heats up as well. Starting August 22nd and running through the 25th is Rock en Seine, the city’s iconic music festival at the Domaine National de Saint-Cloud. Expect a dazzling lineup of international artists playing across multiple stages among beautiful parkland. If you can't wait for next weekend or prefer something classical, every Saturday in August find yourself amid the lush Parc Floral as the Classique au Vert festival brings classical concerts outdoors.

Don’t forget the magical Night Fountains Show at the Palace of Versailles, happening every Saturday night through September 21st. Versailles after dark is breathtaking, with illuminated fountains and fireworks. Come to Paris recommends booking in advance for this stunning experience.

Feeling hungry? Around this weekend, the Floating Market of the Southwest pops up along Quai Montebello, with gourmet treats and specialties from southwestern France.

Art and culture lovers will find many museums and galleries open, even on this holiday weekend. Plus, rooftop terraces and the first floor of the Eiffel Tower await for a sun-drenched stop with unforgettable views, as recommended by Paris Discovery Guide.

According to Secrets of Paris, look ahead to the start of the World Badminton Championships at the Adidas Arena from August 25th, making Paris a hotspot for global sporting fans.

So whether you fancy lazy days by the Seine, evenings with open-air movies, vibrant concerts, stunning nighttime spectacles, or a laid-back stroll through a festival or market, Paris in mid-August is an open invitation to have fun.

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Listeners, if you are in Paris today, August 14th, or for the rest of this week and weekend, the city is alive with summer energy and some truly unique experiences.

First up, let’s talk about the Assumption holiday. August 15th is a major religious celebration in France, and Notre-Dame Cathedral is at the heart of it all. Tonight, a special river procession along the Seine gathers pilgrims, locals, and curious onlookers, kicking off one of the most moving spectacles of Paris in August. Tomorrow, August 15th, the festivities continue with a grand procession through the Île de la Cité after a solemn mass. This is a centuries-old tradition, full of pageantry and meaning. Even if faith isn't your motivation, witnessing this celebration at Notre Dame is something special that shapes the city’s atmosphere every summer.

If you’re looking for something more laid-back, Paris Plages transforms the banks of the Seine, the Canal Saint-Martin, and Bassin de la Villette into lively urban beaches, now open for the season through the end of the month. Grab a deckchair, dip your toes in the sand, splash in the river—yes, open-air swimming is officially allowed in the Seine this year—in between games of pétanque, fun beach sports, and open-air exhibitions. There are Brazilian cultural showcases, outdoor dancing, and lots of entertainment for children. Think sunshine, palm trees, and music, all for free, right in the city’s heart.

Festival season is going strong. The Fête des Tuileries is open daily in the Tuileries Gardens, offering classic funfair rides, treats like cotton candy and ice cream, plus a giant Ferris wheel for some of the city’s best views until August 24. It’s perfect for families or anyone wanting to relive a summer childhood dream.

Art and music lovers shouldn’t miss Classique au Vert at Parc Floral, where open-air classical concerts fill the weekends with enchanting sounds tucked in the middle of lush gardens. For something a bit punchier, the rooftop at Plantation Paris in the 18th arrondissement is hosting concerts, parties, and eco-friendly activities every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday through September—check out panoramic city views alongside food and drinks.

Open-air cinema is a quintessential Parisian summer experience. Parc de la Villette is showing films nightly outdoors through August 23. Bring a blanket, pick up some snacks, and enjoy films under the stars.

It’s a relaxed month in Paris as locals retreat to the countryside, so explore museums with fewer crowds, stroll quiet neighborhoods, or discover street art exhibitions popping up across the city. Shops and restaurants may be closed on the holiday, but the museums and many cultural venues remain open, inviting exploration and creativity.

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Listeners, Paris this week is shimmering with summer magic and vibrant events—no holiday escape required. If you are in town this weekend, Paris Plages transforms the city’s riverbanks into beachfront bliss. Lounge on deckchairs beneath palm trees, dip into open-air swimming zones—yes, right in the Seine for the first time in a century—and soak up the Brazilian atmosphere with music, volleyball, dance, and free family activities. These pop-up beaches line the Seine, Canal Saint-Martin, and Bassin de la Villette, and you will find it absolutely buzzing, totally free, and the perfect hangout for anyone in search of aquatic adventure or a chilled social vibe, as noted by Secrets of Paris and Paris Résidences James Joyce.

When the sun sets, the Parc de la Villette hosts the Cinéma en Plein Air open-air cinema festival, featuring two free films nightly. Arrive early at Prairie du Triangle to claim your picnic spot under the stars, and bring a blanket and your favorite Parisian snacks. Entertainment doesn’t stop there—throughout August, the Fête des Tuileries fills the Tuileries Gardens with a Ferris wheel, fun houses, rides, games, and all the cotton candy you can eat, open from 11am to nearly midnight every day, as reported by Paris Discovery Guide.

For the culture lovers, the Louvre presents a unique showcase pairing rare antiquities loaned from the Metropolitan Museum of Art with masterpieces from its own collections, running through late September. Art on the water? Check out Fluctuart, a floating urban art center anchored by Port des Invalides, featuring legendary names like Banksy and Shepard Fairey, and completely free to visit.

This week also offers a quiet escape into art history at the Église Saint-Sulpice, where visitors can admire Delacroix’s original works without a ticket, as revealed by Paris Secret. If you crave a green oasis, unwind in the hidden tea room at 2 Rue Louis Boilly, nestled in a lush museum garden—open 11am to 5pm, Tuesday to Sunday, until the end of September.

For something more active, join Eté du Canal’s festive finale along the Canal de l’Ourcq, where themed cruises, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and waterside workshops make for an exciting addition to your Parisian weekend.

Music fans, circle the Jazz Festival at Parc Floral, classical nights at Arènes Lyriques, and anticipate the grand Rock en Seine festival upcoming at the end of August, with names like Chappell Roan and London Grammar lighting up the bill.

Finally, if you want a Parisian feast, many of the city’s beloved restaurants stay open all August, so it’s prime time for relaxed dining in quiet streets or lively terraces.

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Paris is alive with summer energy and there is no shortage of events and adventures for listeners looking for unforgettable moments this week. First up, Paris Plages transforms the heart of the city into a riverside retreat through the end of August. Picture sandy shores and sun loungers set up along the Seine, Canal Saint-Martin, and Bassin de la Villette, where you can swim, lounge, and enjoy everything from beach volleyball to dance classes. This year is especially exciting since swimming is officially allowed in the Seine for the first time in a century, making it a must for those who want to experience Paris in a way that hasn’t been possible for generations, as reported by Paris je t’aime.

Families and thrill-seekers should head to the Fête des Tuileries at the Tuileries Gardens, open daily until midnight. Expect a classic French funfair atmosphere with Ferris wheels, adrenaline-pumping rides, and heaps of fairground treats like cotton candy and ice cream. With free entry and pay-per-ride tickets, it is perfect for a spontaneous evening out, highlights Secrets of Paris.

For arts lovers, don't miss the Open-Air Cinema at Parc de la Villette every evening, featuring classic films under the stars. If you are into music, the Classique au Vert Festival continues each weekend at Parc Floral, presenting classical concerts in lush green surroundings. Jazz fans can catch performances at the Paris Jazz Festival, also in Parc Floral, with an impressive lineup running through early September, as noted by World in Paris.

Teenagers and adventure seekers, check out Smile World in Bercy 2 or the 15th arrondissement—an indoor activity hub filled with electric go-karts, laser tag, and trampolines. Animal fans can experience Noah’s World in central Paris, an interactive encounter with real rescued animals, as suggested by Sortir à Paris.

A true Parisian highlight takes place every Saturday night at Versailles with Les Grandes Eaux Nocturnes, the Night Fountains Show. Stroll the dazzling palace gardens at dusk while illuminated fountains and fireworks fill the air with music and light, marking the perfect romantic or family escape just outside the city. Book ahead if you want the best view for this magical evening, as recommended by World in Paris.

Looking ahead, keep an eye on the iconic Rock en Seine festival coming up later this month for top-tier international music acts.

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Listeners, Paris is sparkling with summer magic this week and weekend. Today, the city is bustling with events like Paris Plages, where you'll find real sandy beaches along the Seine, the Canal Saint-Martin, and Bassin de la Villette. These pop-up urban beaches offer lounging areas, beach volleyball, kayaking, open-air dancing, and even swimming in the Seine for the first time in a century. Paris Plages continues through August, so head out for free activities, sunbathing, and cultural pop-ups according to Paris je t’aime.

For families or anyone with a playful spirit, head to the Tuileries Gardens for the Fête des Tuileries. Picture a classic French funfair experience—candyfloss, thrilling rides, the Ferris wheel, and classic fairground games going daily until late in the evening through August 24. According to Secrets of Paris, entry is free, and you only pay for the rides.

If you’re craving culture, immerse yourself in art at the Louvre’s special exhibition featuring Near Eastern antiquities from the Met in New York, on display alongside masterpieces from the Louvre itself, available until September 28. Or wander to Fluctuart, the floating urban art museum by Pont des Invalides, which boasts works from Banksy, Miss Tic, and Invader—it’s open every day this summer and is free to visit, information courtesy of Paris Discovery Guide.

Movie lovers, it’s your season: head to Parc de la Villette for the fantastic outdoor cinema series showing films under the Parisian sky every evening this month. It’s a local favorite for a picnic and a movie for free.

Looking for evening magic? Make the short trip to Versailles on Saturday for the spellbinding Grandes Eaux Nocturnes. It’s an illuminated night fountain show with fireworks lighting up the grand gardens and classical music floating through the air. According to Paris Discovery Guide, this happens every Saturday night until mid-September and is truly unforgettable.

Kids are spoiled for choice this weekend. Theatre Le Bout hosts the children’s show Tutankhamun and the Golden Scarab and the enchanting Pierre et la Princesse ensorcelée, while Smile World indoor leisure park in Bercy brings electric go-karting and trampolines. Meanwhile, the immersive animal adventure, Noah’s World, lets families meet rescue animals in the heart of Paris, as reported by Sortir à Paris.

And if classical music is your style, take a stroll through Parc Floral for Classique au Vert festival, where open-air concerts fill August weekends with lush melodies and flowers everywhere.

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Paris listeners, if you are searching for excitement, culture, and summer fun, you are in luck—this week is packed with unique events all around the city! Start your Saturday, August 2nd, with some artistic inspiration at the Bourse de Commerce, where you can enjoy a free nocturne and explore the latest contemporary collections without spending a cent, according to Sortir à Paris. For a taste of gravity-defying action, head to Westfield Forum des Halles, where the Hors Surface company will wrap up the Paris l’été Festival with "Envol", a free aerobatic spectacle blending acrobatics, poetry, and sport right under the Canopée.

If the skies call to you, the Association française d’Astronomie is hosting the Nuits des Etoiles at the Jardin d’Eole in the 18th arrondissement. Learn about constellations and the wonders above in a family-friendly environment. For an extra-special starry evening, the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace offers a free Night of the Stars, with space karaoke and interactive shows after hours.

For something out of the ordinary, the Grand Palais Immersif’s exhibition "Artificial Dreams II" immerses art and artificial intelligence enthusiasts in thought-provoking works—catch it before it concludes on August 3rd. Families with children can swing by Smile World at Bercy 2 or take part in Noah’s World, an immersive, interactive animal adventure right in the heart of Paris.

Looking for open-air relaxation? Paris Plages is still transforming the Seine and Bassin de la Villette into urban beaches, with deck chairs, sand, water sports, and more, all the way through September as Paris Je T’aime highlights. If you prefer movies under the stars, head to Parc de la Villette’s outdoor cinema, where a different film lights up the night every evening throughout August.

Classic music lovers will not want to miss candlelit concerts at Sainte-Chapelle, while art fans can check out the Louvre’s collaboration with the Met, featuring Near Eastern Antiquities on display until late September. For urban art, visit Fluctuart, the world’s first floating urban art center anchored by the Seine near the Invalides bridge, where works by Banksy, Invader, and Shepard Fairey await.

Sports fans, get ready: the Roland Garros Tennis Club is opening doors for its annual August session starting August 18, welcoming players and spectators for sunshine and matches in an iconic Parisian setting.

The coming days in Paris are bursting with creativity, energy, and summer joy, from illuminated riverbanks and candlelit concerts, to soaring aerobatics and stargazing in city gardens. However you wish to experience Paris—through art, sport, music, or simply lounging in the sun—there is something waiting for you this week.

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Listeners, Paris is beaming with excitement as the last days of July 2025 unfold, and you’ll want to savor every moment in the City of Light. Today, start by strolling along the Seine where Paris Plages transforms the riverbanks and the Bassin de la Villette into a breezy seaside retreat packed with deckchairs, sand, palm trees, and even swimming spots in the Seine itself according to Paris Discovery Guide. Grab a cold drink from a pop-up bar, sprawl in a sun lounger, or paddle a kayak beneath legendary bridges.

If you’re feeling festive, the Paris Quartier d’Été Festival wraps up today after a month of dance, music, theater, and circus spectacles scattered in quirky corners and majestic courtyards. Sortir à Paris highlights how these open-air shows deliver something magical whether you catch an acrobat dangling above Parc de la Villette or a late-night jazz set as twilight settles over the city.

Week’s end marks the arrival of the world-famous Tour de France final on Sunday. SecretsofParis.com explains this year’s iconic finish climbs through Montmartre—an Olympic legacy—before circling down to the Champs-Élysées where thousands will cheer under pastel summer skies. Metro stations near the route are closed, so plan to walk or grab a Vélib’. Leave glassware and bulky items at home for checkpoint access.

Families and fun-seekers should make a beeline for the Fête des Tuileries, open every day until August 24. The Tuileries Gardens become a full-blown fairground boasting a Ferris wheel, old-school fun house, log flume, games galore, and mountains of cotton candy as described by SecretsofParis.com. Entry is free, just pay for the rides.

For arts lovers, the city’s museums and galleries are brimming with temporary exhibitions and outdoor installations noted on ParisInsidersGuide. Bring a picnic for Cinéma en Plein Air at Parc de la Villette where cult classics and new films are screened alfresco by moonlight, with films running through August.

If you crave a foodie adventure, explore pop-up restaurants and gourmet picnics along the Seine or relax on a terrace overlooking the sparkling skyline. July evenings are tailor-made for basking in the last rays, people-watching, and live music fluttering from every direction.

With so many events, Paris feels more like an open-air stage than ever before. Whether you’re clapping for circus performers, watching cyclists blitz by, or sunning yourself on city “beaches,” let Paris sweep you up in its midsummer magic.

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Listeners, Paris is absolutely alive this week, and if you are looking for what to do from today, Saturday July 26, through the weekend, you are in for a real treat. Today kicks off a packed schedule right on the Seine, as Paris celebrates the first anniversary of the 2024 Olympic Games with La Fête de la Seine. Early risers will catch over 100 boats for the colorful Armada flotilla gliding along the river, beginning at Port de Bercy and ending at Port des Saints-Pères by mid-morning. If you’re feeling sporty, swing by the EDF Aqua Challenge at the Grands Moulins de Paris from 8am to 1pm, where open-water swimmers will race through the waters—a great way to catch some athletic spirit up close according to Paris Je t’aime.

Come late morning, the Paris Fire Brigade brings an acrobatic splash with three gymnastics shows at different points along the river, including the Bras Marie swim pontoon and the iconic Pont de Sully. Just a heads-up that the Pont de Sully is closed to traffic from 1:30 to 3pm for all these festivities.

As afternoon rolls in, Place du Châtelet transforms into a hub of fun: test your music memory during a bingo music quiz at 4pm, then let loose with the city’s biggest outdoor karaoke, hosted by Kararocké and a live band from 5:30 to 7:30pm. Well into the evening, the party keeps going with a festive DJ set from 8 to 10pm. According to Secrets of Paris, at the Académie du Climat, the immersive “Noces d’eau” show starts at 7pm, followed by a costumed parade to the Seine at sunset—so bring your best dance moves or just join the crowd for the spectacle.

For a grand finale tonight and every night through Sunday, the Eiffel Tower lights up with the Olympic rings and a projected flame, paying tribute to Olympic history and offering one of the most photogenic moments of the summer.

Sunday marks the historic finish of the Tour de France on the Champs-Élysées. This year’s finale includes a unique route with three dramatic climbs through Butte Montmartre, so grab your spot early for world-class cycling action right in the heart of the city as reported by Parisjetaime.com.

Through the weekend and to August 31, Paris Plages brings beach vibes to the city. Artificial sandy riverside escapes and pools along the Seine and Bassin de la Villette offer swimming, games, and lounge chairs. There are even safe spots for swimming in the once-off-limits Seine as Paris Discovery Guide highlights.

For families, La Villette is screening outdoor films, and activities dot the city’s parks and gardens. Museums like the Louvre and Sainte-Chapelle offer guided tours, while Versailles hosts gardens and fountain shows on Saturday nights if you fancy a short trip out of town.

Remember, all these events are free, open, and welcoming to everyone whether it’s joining a parade or simply sipping an iced coffee on the riverside. Whether you’re a seasoned Parisian or it’s your first weekend in the city, Paris this week is all about celebration, music, and sharing in the magic of summer.

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Paris is alive with excitement this week and there is no better place to soak up summer thrills than right here in the City of Light. This Thursday kicks off the first anniversary celebrations for the Paris Olympics and the city is rolling out the red carpet all weekend long for locals and visitors alike. According to Paris je t’aime and Sortir à Paris, expect open-air film screenings near the Pont de Sully Friday evening, with La Convention citoyenne sur l'avenir de la Seine at 7 pm followed by the Naudet brothers’ "Au cœur des Jeux" at 9 pm. These movies set the tone for a weekend packed with spirit, spectacle, and Parisian energy.

On Saturday, the festivities continue with the unveiling of 10 golden statues representing iconic women, a symbolic moment marking the impact of the Olympic Games, happening on rue de la Chapelle in the 18th arrondissement. Meanwhile, the Olympic Aquatic Centre in Saint-Denis will be open to the public for free from 9 am to 8 pm, a rare chance to explore the world-class facility where Léon Marchand made history.

This weekend also brings the grand finale of the Tour de France, and this year’s finish will be especially dramatic. On Sunday, the world-famous race concludes with a route that takes the cyclists through the streets of Montmartre before the traditional Champs-Élysées sprint, making it a don’t-miss spectacle. Paris Discovery Guide describes this finale as nothing less than spectacular, a festive crescendo marking the heart of July in Paris.

If you’re out for a party atmosphere, La Fête de la Seine is celebrating the Olympic anniversary with a flurry of sports, music, and family events along the river banks. There’s a luminous drone show, concerts, and even a giant karaoke session that will have fans singing late into the Parisian night.

For those seeking a laid-back summer vibe, Paris Plages transforms the Seine riverbanks and la Villette into sandy escapes through the end of August, offering pop-up beaches, swimming, live music, and beach sports. Paris Perfect and Paris Discovery Guide say it’s the ultimate way to cool off and join in on the vacation spirit without ever leaving town.

The cultural calendar overflows as well with the Paris Summer Festival, featuring dancing, theatre, and circus acts in stunning outdoor venues right up until July 30. Museum lovers will find new exhibits citywide, and the giant open-air cinema continues as Parisians and tourists gather under the stars for film and friendship.

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Bonjour to all the listeners who find themselves in the City of Lights this weekend. Paris is bursting with energy, events, and sunshine, and there’s no better place to be. Let’s dive into the best of what’s happening in Paris today, and for the rest of the week and weekend, so you can make the most of every minute.

First up, those craving live music and pulsating crowds, Lollapalooza Paris is back at the Hippodrome de ParisLongchamp all weekend. The lineup includes global stars like David Guetta, Justin Timberlake, Olivia Rodrigo, Macklemore, and K-pop sensation Ive. Three days of music, food trucks, chill zones, and a vibrant festival atmosphere are waiting for you.

For rock fans, this weekend features two historic concerts as Iron Maiden takes over La Défense Arena for electrifying shows on both July 19 and 20. Expect classic hits, epic stage setups, and a sea of metalheads uniting for a legendary experience.

If you prefer waterside summer activities, be sure to check out Été du Canal along the Canal de l’Ourcq in the northeast. There are themed cruises, paddle and kayak excursions, riverside workshops, and free parties running through August 10. Everything is designed to be festive and accessible, so it’s a perfect way to cool off and have fun.

Craving green space and panoramic city views? Make your way to Plantation Paris, the new urban farm and rooftop oasis in the 18th arrondissement. Open through late September, this eco-focused rooftop hosts concerts, open bars, food pop-ups, workshops, and cultural evenings every weekend—all with free entry and a laid-back vibe.

Classic lovers should not miss Paris Plages, the city’s unique urban beaches that stretch along the Seine and the Bassin de la Villette. Think sand, sun loungers, sport courts, and a playful summer mood, plus, for the first time, swimming in the Seine is officially open.

A quick look ahead—fans of world-class cycling, take note: the grand finale of the Tour de France arrives in Paris on July 27, with riders making the fabled climb through Montmartre. The city will be buzzing with excitement, so claim your spot early if you want to witness this sporting spectacle.

Art aficionados, Paris’ museums and galleries are in full swing. Don’t miss the new contemporary installations at Palais de Tokyo or drop in for late-night summer hours. Film buffs can enjoy outdoor cinema screenings as part of Paris’ ongoing film festivals scattered across the city’s parks—ideal for a picnic and classic French movie magic under the stars.

For those who want to treat themselves, the city’s outdoor terraces, street food markets, and festive restaurants offer endless options to wine and dine al fresco, so savor a cool glass of rosé with a view of the Eiffel Tower or book a themed cruise to enjoy Paris by night.

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Listeners, Paris is officially in full summer swing and bursting with excitement this week. Thursday kicks off with mellow vibes and unique art as the Palais de Tokyo rolls out its free evening nocturnes, transforming the museum into a living installation every Thursday through early September. The open-air Ciné-Voisins festival is also lighting up evenings in the 12th and 20th arrondissements with free outdoor movies—perfect for a laid-back evening under the stars, according to Sortir à Paris.

The riverside comes alive all week and through the weekend with Paris Plages, where the banks of the Seine and Bassin de la Villette are turned into actual pop-up city beaches. Lounge on deck chairs, cool off with water sports, join fitness sessions, or dive into the pools—and this year, swimming in the Seine is open to the public for the very first time, as reported by Paris Discovery Guide and Paris Je T’aime.

Now, for a high-voltage weekend: Lollapalooza Paris returns to the Hippodrome de Longchamp from Friday through Sunday. The lineup is stacked with stars like David Guetta, Justin Timberlake, Olivia Rodrigo, Macklemore, South Korea’s Ive, and many more, turning the hippodrome into Paris’s top music playground for three days. All details can be found via Sortir à Paris.

If rock and metal are your thing, Iron Maiden are staging not one but two concerts, giving fans a double hit of legendary live energy. Prefer a different groove? The Vincennes Estival Club promises open-air parties and electric ambiance just beyond the city center.

Cultural explorers, museums and galleries are hosting fresh exhibitions all month, as highlighted by Paris Je T’aime. Notable this week: the Matisse et Marguerite collection at the Musée d’Art Moderne and Robert Doisneau’s poetic retrospectives at Musée Maillol. Meanwhile, the Gaîté Lyrique is showcasing Pulse, blending interactive art and tech.

Cinema lovers, Parc de la Villette’s open-air film festival is rolling all weekend, and foodies can dive into festive popup restaurants celebrating the best of Parisian and world cuisine. Disneyland Paris isn’t left out—its annual music festival brings live entertainment to the parks on Saturday.

Whether you crave music, art, cinema, or just a sunny day by the river, Paris is overflowing with action this week and weekend. For families, romantic outings, wild nights or easy afternoons, this is your moment to get out and savor summer in the City of Light.

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Listeners, Paris is buzzing with excitement this week, so let’s dive into the very best events and experiences happening right now through the weekend. If you’re looking for unforgettable summer memories, this is the moment you’ve been waiting for.

This weekend marks the lead-up to Bastille Day on July 14, France’s biggest national celebration. The iconic military parade on the Champs-Élysées kicks off Monday morning, so if you want a great spot, plan to arrive early or catch the ceremony broadcast live. The energy builds all weekend with the traditional Firefighters’ Balls on Saturday and Sunday nights. These festive neighborhood parties are hosted at fire stations across Paris, featuring live music, dancing, and lively French hospitality. Join locals on the dance floor and soak up the joyful atmosphere according to Paris Discovery Guide and Come to Paris.

On Sunday night, the anticipation climaxes with the Champ-de-Mars Symphony Concert beneath the Eiffel Tower, followed by the legendary Bastille Day fireworks on Monday night. This year’s show promises a dazzling spectacle, with a one-of-a-kind light show illuminating the Eiffel Tower, Trocadéro, and Champ-de-Mars. Paris Secret reports that the city will glow with new displays and even a special drone feature. For the best view, stake out a picnic spot along the Seine or in the sprawling parkland.

From July 12 through August 5, Festival Paris l’été transforms Paris with contemporary dance, theater, circus, and music at venues all over the city, including rooftops, gardens, and even chapels. More than 30 events are on offer, and while some require tickets, many are free. Highlights include performances by Josépha Madoki, Lia Rodrigues, and the immersive circus Rouge Merveille, as reported by Secrets of Paris.

For a taste of Italy, Dolcevita-sur-Seine runs July 12 to 16 at the Arènes de Lutèce, celebrating the Paris-Rome connection with open-air cinema, exhibitions, and lively activities. Paris Plages is also back, bringing city style beaches to the banks of the Seine and Bassin de la Villette. Enjoy sunbathing, swimming—in the Seine for the first time this year—beach volleyball, and plenty of family-friendly activities, so bring your swimsuit and sunglasses.

Art lovers, July is your playground. The Musée Maillol is showing Robert Doisneau’s poetic Paris photos. The Musée d’Art Moderne features the Matisse et Marguerite exhibition through August 24. Gaîté Lyrique’s Pulse exhibition dives into art and technology with interactive installations. Don’t miss Art brut d’Iran at Halle Saint Pierre through July 31 for a unique glimpse into Iranian outsider art, as detailed by Paris je t’aime.

If it’s relaxation you seek, the Musée de Cluny Garden has just reopened after months of renovation. Over 4,000 square meters of new greenery and medieval atmosphere await in the Latin Quarter, and admission is free.

The Tour de France is also about to make its grand arrival in Paris later this month, so keep an eye on the city’s festive spirit as the world's greatest cyclists gear up for a dramatic finish.

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Listeners, Paris is absolutely buzzing this week and you are in for an unforgettable time if you’re in the city. With summer in full swing, Paris lights up with festivals, outdoor fun, and some of the most unique events of the year, so get ready to dive right in.

Let’s start with what’s happening today and as we head into the weekend. The Paris Summer Festival is underway and runs through July 30. This festival transforms Paris into a giant stage with dance, theater, circus performances, and concerts popping up at iconic locations all over the city. If you’ve ever wanted to watch world-class acts under the open sky, this is your chance.

As we get closer to the national holiday, excitement builds for Bastille Day on July 14. This is France’s biggest celebration and Paris pulls out all the stops. On the morning of the 14th, the legendary military parade rolls down the Champs-Élysées, complete with the Patrouille de France flyover. In the evening, the city turns magical with the big symphony concert on the Champ-de-Mars, leading up to the spectacular Eiffel Tower fireworks show. This year promises an unforgettable moment, with a brilliant new Brazil-inspired display featuring a thousand drones lighting up the night.

But the party doesn’t just happen on Bastille Day itself. Throughout July 13 and 14, you can join in the Bals des Pompiers, the famous Firemen’s Balls. Step inside fire stations across the city for live music, dancing, and plenty of energy. Not only are these parties a true Parisian tradition, but donations at the door go to a good cause.

Looking for more ways to enjoy the city? Paris Plages are back! The banks of the Seine and the Bassin de la Villette have been transformed into sandy beaches, complete with water activities, relaxation areas, and outdoor concerts. This year, Parisians and visitors alike can even take a dip right in the Seine as part of the festivities.

For film lovers, outdoor cinema is in full swing with Dolcevita-sur-Seine at the Arènes de Lutèce from July 12 to 16. Watch Italian classics and more under the stars, surrounded by the ancient remains of the Roman arena.

Art and culture fans, Paris museums are bursting with new exhibitions. You can catch the poetic photography of Robert Doisneau at Musée Maillol or dive into the colorful world of Matisse at Musée d’Art Moderne. For something different, the immersive Pulse exhibition at Gaîté Lyrique will intrigue tech and art enthusiasts.

If you want to get out of the city for a night, the legendary Night Fountains shows continue every Saturday at the Palace of Versailles, with a special Bastille Day edition on the 14th. Stroll through illuminated gardens, see dazzling water displays, and end the evening with fireworks.

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Listeners, get ready for a spectacular week in Paris as summer hits its stride with energy, color, and celebration everywhere you turn. Today, July 5th, the city buzzes as the Tour de France officially kicks off, with excitement building along the legendary streets as the world’s best cyclists race through the capital. According to Parisjetaime.com, the Tour de France will be a major presence in Paris from now through July 27th, making the city center an exhilarating hub for fans of sports and spectacle.

If music is what moves you, tonight and tomorrow, Imagine Dragons will set the Stade de France alight with two electrifying concerts, promising stunning visuals and singalong anthems for thousands of fans. Next weekend, July 11th, rock legends Linkin Park take the stage at the same venue, while Iron Maiden delivers heavy metal power at La Défense Arena on July 19 and 20, as noted by Parisjetaime.com.

On Saturday, July 6th, the Carnaval Tropical de Paris brings a parade of vibrant costumes, lively music, and joyful dancing to the streets around Place de la Nation. ParisPerfect.com invites everyone to experience this whirlwind of Caribbean-inspired mas, where more than 30 different cultures showcase their traditions.

The city’s beloved Paris Plages returns this weekend too, turning the banks of the Seine and Bassin de la Villette into sandy urban beaches, dotted with deckchairs, palm trees, kids’ activities, and pop-up cafés, as described in the Paris Discovery Guide. Bring your beachwear and bask in riverside sunshine without leaving the city.

As dusk falls on Thursdays, starting July 10, the Parc Zoologique de Paris offers special nocturnal openings for a rare chance to discover wildlife by night, with guided tours and fun activities for all ages, according to Sortir à Paris.

Culture lovers, mark your calendars for the Paris Summer Festival, running July 10 to 30. The festival transforms parks and landmark venues into stages for dance, theater, circus, and music performances, with something new each night, as highlighted by Come to Paris.

Looking ahead, anticipation is high for Bastille Day on July 14. Festivities include a dazzling military parade on the Champs-Élysées and an awe-inducing fireworks show at the Eiffel Tower. ParisInsidersGuide.com recommends booking river cruises or rooftop spots for the best views, and don’t miss the traditional Firemen’s Balls on July 13 and 14, where locals and visitors dance late into the night at fire stations citywide.

And if you need a break from the crowds, day trips to Monet’s Gardens at Giverny or the magical fountains at Versailles make for enchanting escapes, both highly rated by Paris Discovery Guide and Come to Paris.

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Paris is alive with energy as summer really kicks in, and this week offers some of the best experiences of the year. Right now, you can still catch the end of the Cinema Festival, where until July 2 major theaters and cinemas across the city offered special screenings and reduced prices, and while the main festival is just winding up, outdoor cinema and pop-up film events are around for the whole summer.

For those looking for something special today, Lost in Frenchlation Summer Camp is an ongoing event, running from July 3 to August 31, perfect for film lovers wanting to enjoy movies in open-air settings or cozy venues—often in English or with subtitles, making it accessible for everyone. These screenings are great for meeting fellow expats or travelers and enjoying a relaxed vibe.

Heading into the weekend, Paris Plages is a highlight. From July 6 and continuing through September 1, artificial beaches transform the Seine riverbanks and the Bassin de la Villette, offering sunbathing, palm trees, games, and even swimming in some areas. It’s a unique way to enjoy summer in the city, with concerts, workshops, and plenty of places to unwind.

A major event this week is L’Été du Canal, starting July 5 and running through August 10. This is a must-see summer festival on the canals of Paris, featuring free workshops, floating concerts, street art, and open-air cinema. The event takes place along the Canal de l’Ourcq and Canal Saint-Martin, and is known for its festive atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a leisurely afternoon or evening stroll.

Music fans have plenty to look forward to. Over the weekend, the Stade de France hosts Imagine Dragons on July 5 and 6, promising high-energy performances. For jazz lovers, Diana Krall performs at the Olympia on July 7 and 8, a rare treat for those who appreciate smooth, Grammy-winning vocals.

Sports enthusiasts won’t want to miss Paris Meeting, an international athletics competition at the Charléty Stadium on July 7. The event draws top athletes from around the world and is a great way to see world-class sport in a lively Parisian setting.

On Sunday, July 6, the Champs-Élysées will be pedestrianized for Carnaval Tropical, giving listeners a unique chance to walk along the world’s most famous avenue without cars. The day is filled with festivities, music, and parades, and is a great photo opportunity. In addition, the first four arrondissements of Paris will be car-free, creating a peaceful, green experience in the heart of the city.

For those who love classical music, the Opéra Bastille presents The Barber of Seville on July 13, and the ballet Sleeping Beauty will enchant audiences until July 14 at the Palais Garnier. These performances are highly recommended for anyone seeking a touch of elegance and culture.

Don’t forget to check out open-air cinema at Parc de la Villette, which starts regular screenings from July 23, but in the meantime, there are plenty of other free outdoor film events popping up across the city throughout the month.

With so much going on, from beach vibes on the Seine to world-class concerts and sports, Paris is truly the place to be this week and weekend. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more updates on what’s happening in Paris. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

Paris is buzzing this week with music, color, and unique experiences that truly capture the city’s summer spirit. First up, today marks one of the most anticipated annual celebrations—the Paris Pride Parade, or Marche des Fiertés. According to Paris Perfect and Paris Discovery Guide, this vibrant event hits the streets on June 28, filling the city with parades, music, and festivities that showcase solidarity, diversity, and the joy of being yourself. The route weaves through central Paris, and the energy is sure to be contagious.

If you’re after some world-class live music, don’t miss the Solidays festival at the Hippodrome de Paris-Longchamp, running Friday through Sunday. As reported by Sortir à Paris, this 27th edition features an unforgettable lineup including Sean Paul, Lamomali with Matthieu Chedid, Damso, Gims, and many more. The festival stands out not only for its concerts but also for its passion for supporting the fight against AIDS. Expect daytime revelry and late-night dancing in a friendly, open-air setting.

Looking for something more relaxed? Paris Secret highlights a Japanese vintage market at Quai Sauvage, Port de Bercy, this Saturday and Sunday. You’ll find kimonos, tableware, kokeshi dolls, and more—all with free entry. It’s a little slice of Tokyo in Paris and a great spot for treasure hunting.

If art and architecture are more your style, head to the Bourse du Commerce. There, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s installation Clinamen fills an 18-meter pool with mesmerizing, floating porcelain balls—a serene and unforgettable visual and auditory experience. The exhibition runs until September, but this weekend is a prime time before the crowds of high summer.

Want that iconic Eiffel Tower photo with a twist? The newly reopened terrace café at Palais Galliera, the city’s fashion museum, offers incredible views and a relaxed atmosphere for lunch or dinner. It’s a hidden gem where you can enjoy Parisian cuisine alongside a slice of history and panorama.

And if you need a change of tempo, why not stroll through one of Paris’s beautiful parks or catch a movie at the Fête du Cinéma? The city is alive with exhibitions, pop-up events, and outdoor concerts—especially now, as the weather invites everyone outside.

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Paris is bursting with energy this week, and whether you're a music lover, sports enthusiast, or simply in the mood for some Parisian summer magic, there’s plenty happening all over the city. Starting today, all eyes are on the Charléty stadium, where track icon Faith Kipyegon will attempt to become the first woman to run a mile in under four minutes. Paris listeners can witness this historic sporting feat for free at the stadium tonight.

If concerts are your scene, you’re spoiled for choice. Lionel Richie is back in Paris for a highly anticipated show at the Accor Arena this evening, while classic rock fans can catch John Fogerty, the legendary former frontman of Creedence Clearwater Revival, performing at the Zenith de La Villette. Dance and film lovers should head to Espace C2 at the Pullman Paris Montparnasse for a special screening and dance event featuring the documentary "Dancing in A-Yard", with director Manuela Dalle and choreographer Dimitri Chamblas present, topped off by a DJ set for a night of art and resilience.

For listeners planning their weekend, mark your calendars for the Solidays Festival, running from June 27 to 29 at Paris-Longchamp Racecourse. This major music event, supporting the fight against AIDS, will feature electrifying performances from Sean Paul, Meute, L’Impératrice and many more. According to Paris je t’aime, Solidays is a highlight of the city’s summer festival scene and blends big-name acts with a powerful social mission.

Cultural explorers can look forward to the reopening of the Grand Palais and the Palais de la Découverte, offering new exhibitions and immersive experiences. If you’re in the mood to explore Paris’ storied gardens, take a picnic along the Seine or in one of the city’s beautiful parks—Paris Discovery Guide recommends grabbing a baguette, cheese, and a bottle of wine before finding the perfect spot to relax and watch the Eiffel Tower sparkle as night falls.

Fashionistas will be thrilled to know that Paris’ famous summer sales are in full swing, with designer boutiques and department stores offering deep discounts through the end of June. This is the perfect week for some retail therapy while soaking up the lively atmosphere on Paris’ iconic boulevards.

Music lovers should note that June in Paris means a steady stream of outdoor jazz and classical performances. The Paris Jazz Festival continues to light up parks with open-air concerts, and there are more live performances at venues like Sainte-Chapelle and Olympia Hall throughout the weekend.

With everything from once-in-a-lifetime athletic milestones and major concerts to festivals, open-air art, and some of the world’s best shopping, Paris truly has something for everyone this week. Thank you for tuning in—don’t forget to subscribe, and make sure you never miss out on the best of the City of Light. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

Paris listeners, the city is in full summer swing, and this week is crammed with unforgettable events, festivals, and cultural happenings.

Tonight, film lovers can still catch the tail end of the Champs-Elysées Film Festival, which wraps up today, June 23. This international celebration brings independent cinema right to the iconic avenue with screenings and special meet-the-artist events, perfect for soaking up Parisian culture with a cinematic twist, as highlighted by Paris Je t’aime.

As the week unfolds, the energy only ramps up. Music fans, get ready for the legendary Solidays Festival at Hippodrome de Paris-Longchamp from Friday June 27 through Sunday June 29. Solidays is a riot of big-name acts and fresh discoveries, all in support of fighting AIDS. This year’s line-up features major artists like Lamomali, Sean Paul, Damso, Shay, SDM, and many more. The festival atmosphere is electric, with stages, food stalls, and that unique Paris party vibe, according to SortiraParis.

Saturday, June 28, brings one of the city’s most vibrant and meaningful events: the Paris Pride Parade, or Marche des Fiertés. Nearly a million participants and supporters will gather, beginning at Porte de la Villette, parading through the city, and ending at Place de la République for an evening of concerts and community. The parade is about celebrating equality, diversity, and joy, with free music and festivities lasting well into the night, as covered by Paris Discovery Guide.

Fashionistas and style enthusiasts, Paris Fashion Week Men’s is also underway this week, spotlighting the latest trends and boldest designers. If you’re keen to catch that Parisian chic up close, many showrooms and pop-ups open their doors around the city for the general public during the festivities.

For those craving something more relaxed, the city’s many open-air cinemas are in full swing. Bring a blanket and some snacks and catch classic films under the stars at Parc de la Villette or on the banks of the Seine—these are summer traditions that define the Parisian experience.

If you want a taste of Parisian tradition, the Fête des Loges, a funfair dating back centuries, has started just outside the city in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, running through the summer with rides, games, and classic French fair food.

Of course, summer in Paris means the parks and gardens are in full bloom—perfect for a leisurely picnic or stroll before heading to evening festivities. And don’t forget, the riverside pop-up terraces along the Seine are ideal for sunset drinks and people-watching.

To sum it up, Paris is buzzing with music, film, parades, and plenty of joie de vivre. Whether you want to dance at a festival, march for a cause, watch a movie under the stars, or just bask in the city’s effervescent summer spirit, you’ll find something special this week.

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I’m unable to browse the internet for real-time data or events happening after October 2023. However, I can offer a fun and imaginative guide for what could be happening in Paris around this time, drawing on past trends and recurring events. Let's take a whimsical journey through the City of Light!

Start your week with a quintessentially Parisian breakfast at one of the many quaint cafes lining the streets of Montmartre. From there, indulge in an artful exploration at the Musée de l'Orangerie, featuring an immersive exhibition dedicated to the legendary works of Claude Monet, set to inspire awe among art lovers.

As the sun begins to dip beyond the city skyline, head over to the open-air cinema event at Parc de la Villette. This annual tradition is known for showing beloved classics and cult favorites under the stars—all while you enjoy a French picnic with friends. Don’t forget to bring a cozy blanket and some wine!

Midweek, take a stroll along the Seine and visit the famous Shakespeare and Company bookstore. Wednesday often features author readings and book signings in the early evening, perfect for literary enthusiasts eager for a unique Parisian experience.

Thursday could be your culinary exploration day. Dive into the vibrant street food scene at the Paris Night Market in Les Halles. Treat yourself to an array of global cuisines, from crepes to Vietnamese pho, while live music infuses the air with electrifying energy.

On Friday, fashionistas should visit the timeless elegance of Galeries Lafayette, where the summer sales offer a chance to snag the latest French couture at a fraction of the cost. Wander up to the rooftop terrace for breathtaking panoramic views of the city and indulge in a leisurely afternoon tea.

As the weekend begins, don't miss the lively street-side revelry in Le Marais. The weekend brunch events are a fusion of delectable dishes and live music performances spilling out onto the cobblestone streets, making it an ideal socializing spot for locals and tourists alike.

On Saturday night, the iconic Paris Jazz Festival in the Parc Floral is a must-attend for music lovers. Enjoy vibrant jazz performances in the lush garden setting, celebrating both international and local talent amidst the floral blooms.

Conclude your Parisian week on Sunday with a leisurely afternoon at the Luxembourg Gardens. Join in on the tai chi classes or simply relax with a good book. As the day winds down, head to the vibrant Quartier Latin for some eclectic dining options and a final dose of Paris’s charming street life.

Remember, this Parisian guide is a mix of imagination and tradition, and while actual events may vary, Paris always guarantees unforgettable experiences, significant beauty, and cultural splendor. Enjoy making your own discoveries in the enchanting City of Light!

Bonjour, Paris enthusiasts! As the City of Lights basks under the glowing summer sun, there's an exciting array of events lined up for you this week. From music festivals to art exhibitions and everything in between, here’s your friendly guide to what’s happening in Paris.

Today, June 16th, kick off the week with a cultural immersion at the Louvre. Beyond its world-renowned paintings and sculptures, the museum is hosting “Eternal Rome: The New Patterns of the Renaissance,” a fascinating exhibition exploring the influence of Ancient Rome on Renaissance art. It’s a must-see for art and history buffs alike.

For those preferring the outdoors, head to the Parc des Buttes-Chaumont for the Paris Jazz Festival, which kicks off today. Enjoy a fantastic setting and let the smooth jazz notes transport you to another era as local and international musicians take the stage in this picturesque park. The festival runs until Sunday, so you have plenty of time to groove to the beat.

On Thursday, June 18th, make your way to the Marché Bastille for a quintessential Parisian market experience. Sample the freshest produce, cheeses, and pastries, and discover unique artisanal goods. It’s a perfect spot for a culinary adventure and to pick up ingredients for a delightful picnic by the Seine.

As the weekend approaches, don't miss the Paris Street Art Festival starting on Friday, June 19th. The city’s streets will transform into a vibrant canvas with live painting demonstrations, workshops, and guided tours showcasing the creativity of local and international street artists. Be sure to capture some Instagram-worthy shots!

Saturday, June 20th, marks the summer solstice, and Paris will light up with music for the Fête de la Musique, a city-wide celebration. Performances will echo from every corner, from grand stages to charming street corners. Immerse yourself in genres ranging from classical to rock and jazz, creating a harmonious atmosphere throughout the city until late into the night.

On Sunday, why not wrap up the week with a leisurely stroll along the Seine River? Enjoy a scenic cruise or simply wander along the banks, savoring an ice cream from Berthillon on Île Saint-Louis. For book enthusiasts, the famed Shakespeare and Company Bookstore hosts its weekly poetry read, bringing together poets and listeners for an hour of evocative verse.

No matter where your interests lie, Paris offers an exhilarating mix of cultural, musical, and artistic adventures this week. Whether you're a local or a visitor, delve into the vibrant Parisian life and create unforgettable memories. Bon voyage!