Starting May 15, 2025, the Saint-Jacques Tower reopens its doors for a new season of guided tours through November 15. A unique opportunity to discover this listed Gothic gem, rising to 54 meters, and to admire one of the most beautiful panoramas of Paris after climbing its 300 steps.
Beneath the foliage of the Île Saint-Louis, the Art and Crafts Trail returns for a second edition, transforming the heart of the Marais into a living gallery from May 16 to 18, 2025, on the occasion of the European Days of Arts and Crafts.
On May 16, Paris is flying the flag for love at Place de la Bastille: the city invites everyone to the 3rd edition of the Bal de l'Amour, a festive and militant evening against LGBTQIA+phobia.
On May 17, the Paris Centre City Hall is rolling out the carpet of tenderness for Baby Day. Parent-child workshops, storytelling, interactive shows, free play, and parenting information: everything is designed to awaken, entertain, and bring together neighborhood families. From 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., it's time for conviviality and discovery.
As part of the European Night of Museums, several cultural establishments in the Marais will open their doors free of charge in the evening, offering tours, performances, and special events. The event takes place on Saturday, May 17, generally between 18 p.m. and midnight, depending on the venue.
To mark the Eurovision 2025 final, the City of Paris is hosting La Boum de l'Eurovision on Saturday, May 17, in the heart of the capital, at Place de la Bastille. Starting at 19 p.m., the public is invited to celebrate the event with DJ sets and a 100% Eurovision musical program.
Only a few days left to secure your race number: the Foulées de Paris Centre return on May 18th to the Rives de Seine Park. Seven races, from kids to adults, a course between asphalt and the Seine, and a thrilling atmosphere for all the runners and volunteers in the center of the capital.
Since 2021, the Jogging Festival has been challenging norms by combining sport and art in a fun and innovative approach. For its 5th edition, the festival is highlighting contemporary art with around twenty works on display, while also offering performances, shows, workshops, and meetings to explore the links between these two worlds. The event will open with a […]
The Rue de Bretagne flea market, a flagship event in the Haut-Marais, will liven up the streets around the Carreau du Temple and the Town Hall on May 23, 24 and 25, 2025.
From June 4 to September 28, 2025, the MEP pays tribute to Marie-Laure de Decker with its first major retrospective. An iconic figure in photojournalism, she powerfully captured the major conflicts of the XNUMXth century and immortalized legendary figures, from Nelson Mandela to Marcel Duchamp.
Drag Show at the Arches Citoyennes (4th arrondissement), highlighting drag art as an act of activism, with outdoor performances.
This show is part of Pride Week and celebrates the drag scene as a vehicle for political and social expression.
The 2025 Pride March, organized by Inter-LGBT for its 25th anniversary, will cross Paris on Saturday, June 28, from Michel Bizot to République, passing through Bastille and Beaumarchais.
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