Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Paris from today, Thursday, February 12, through the weekend. Paris is buzzing with nightlife, romantic vibes for Valentine's Day, and free adventures, so let's dive right into the hottest spots to make your week unforgettable.

Kick off tonight at Chalet du Lac in the Bois de Vincennes, where disco nights turn a cozy dinner into an all-night dance party under the stars, complete with sunrise views, according to Sortiraparis. If you're craving electro vibes, head to Cabaret Sauvage in Parc de la Villette for sets by Busy P, El Perreo, and Etienne de Crécy in its retro big-top atmosphere. Over at FVTVR club beneath the Cité de la Mode et du Design, Imagine Family and Transgenik will keep the underground electronic beats pumping till 6 a.m. La Machine du Moulin Rouge in the 18th has Chronologic, Lolita, and La Barbichette Cabaret for a mix of retro and electro parties all weekend.

Friday brings Le Bal du 10ème at Les Etoiles from midnight, drawing crowds from the 10th arrondissement for non-stop dancing. Saturday at the same spot, La Dancing spins hits from the 80s to today. Valentine's Day on the 14th is epic: girls-only Sans-Valentin night at La Bringue in Flow along the Seine celebrates sisterhood with thumping beats, while Supersonic hosts a totally 80s Tainted Love party with pop anthems. For rap and R&B lovers, Classics Only drops essential tracks citywide. Roller fans, don't miss La Roller-Party 6Skate with beginner workshops and DJ sets.

Daytime? Navigo Pass holders score freebies this weekend, like Versailles gardens, Marne river strolls in Nogent, or street art in Vitry-sur-Seine, as Paris Select Book reports. Shopaholics, hit Violette Sauvage's massive second-hand blowout at Palais de la Femme in the 11th—free entry, endless winter wardrobe steals from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wellness seekers, The Glow Up House pop-up runs till Sunday for skin-boosting treatments. Foodies, Le Cordon Bleu offers a market tour and cooking workshop on the 14th at 2 p.m.

Paris pulses with energy this week—grab your Navigo and dance the nights away!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Paris this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday in February. Paris is buzzing with free events, cultural gems, and romantic vibes perfect for the lead-up to Valentine's Day and beyond—let's dive into the highlights so you don't miss a beat.

Kick off today with some stellar free happenings. Head to the Curie Museum for a special evening exploring women in science, stepping into Marie Curie's actual laboratory and office under the stars—it's open to all, no charge. Over at the Cité des Sciences, catch the live launch of French astronaut Sophie Adenot heading to the International Space Station; it's a historic moment you can watch for free. Sciences Po hosts a masterclass on the epic Beaubourg story at 6 p.m., and don't miss the Valentine's Day dance party at the 7th arrondissement town hall tonight—free entry, perfect for twirling into romance. If you're craving hands-on fun, join a Sweet Parisian Crêpes cooking class this evening, whipping up fluffy treats like a local.

Tomorrow, Thursday, romance ramps up with free flowers and macarons at Place de l'Opéra—a pop-up bike shop surprise, no reservations needed. Lancôme's Idôle House pops up in the Marais for a sensory beauty experience through Saturday, all complimentary. The Avelines Museum opens its free aviation exhibit with a flight simulator, soaring through Saint-Cloud's skies.

Friday brings olfactory magic at Théâtre Mogador's free workshop at 10 a.m., sniffing spicy medina-inspired scents led by expert Tiffany Kendziolka. Lunar New Year kicks off in the 13th arrondissement around Place d'Italie, with free parades, exhibitions at the Mairie du 13e, and performances like L’éventail du Printemps blending guqin and dance—running through March 1.

This weekend? Saturday's a love fest: Musée de la Vie Romantique reopens free for Valentine's with special activities celebrating art and amour. Families, hit Cité des Sciences for VR space adventures honoring Sophie Adenot on the 14th and 15th. Wool Festival in nearby Malakoff offers beginner textile workshops. Sunday amps up with Timothée Chalamet look-alike contests and ping-pong at L’Arlequin cinema ahead of Marty Supreme's preview. Catch the final days of Musée Carnavalet's Les Gens de Paris exhibit in the Marais, a vivid interwar fresco with icons like Edith Piaf. Montrouge Art Fair launches with emerging artists and kid-friendly tours through March 1. Grand Palais offers guided tours of Dessins sans limite, and Centre Pompidou's calendar sparkles with encounters like Visite avec Brecht Evens.

Paris, you're on fire this week—grab your metro pass and dive in. Ongoing treats include Luminiscence's celestial light show at Saint-Eustache and fragrance art at Maison Francis Kurkdjian's Expanded Drops exhibit.

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Welcome to your Paris weekend guide! Whether you are looking to dance, compete, or immerse yourself in culture, this Sunday and the days ahead are absolutely packed with incredible experiences across the city.

Right now, as we speak, the Carnival festivities are taking over the Hippodrome Paris-Vincennes with vibrant parades, free entertainment, and harness racing. Miss France 2026, Hinaupoko Devèze, is there for an exclusive meet-and-greet, so if you hurry, you might catch photos and autographs with the current Miss France. This is happening today only, so time is of the essence.

Also happening right now is Cảm ơn Day, the free Vietnamese festival at La Bellevilloise in the twentieth arrondissement. From eleven in the morning until eight in the evening, you can enjoy Vietnamese cuisine, workshops, and live performances celebrating Vietnamese culture. If you stick around for the evening showcase, there is a ticket required, but the daytime activities and market are completely free.

For the dance enthusiasts, the IT Battle is bringing world-class breaking and freestyle competitions to Westfield Rosny 2 shopping center today. Watch intense battles, enjoy live DJ sets, and witness preview talent before the world finals happen in Montreuil this April. All of this is completely free to watch.

If you missed the Paris Grand Slam yesterday, you still have today to catch the fifty-second edition of this unmissable judo championship. Over six hundred judokas from around the world are competing on the iconic tatami at the Accor Arena. More than twenty-five thousand spectators are creating an electric atmosphere as the world's top champions take on rising French stars. Book your tickets now to experience this thrilling event.

Looking ahead to this week, classical languages come alive in Versailles on Saturday, February sixth and seventh with the Ancient Languages Festival, featuring expert talks, engaging workshops, and theatrical performances celebrating Greek and Latin.

The weekend is also a perfect time to explore some of Paris's incredible exhibitions before they close. Two major shows end on February eighth at Lafayette Anticipations including Meriem Bennani's monumental installation Sole Crushing and Steffani Jemison's immersive exhibition Clear Skies, Troubled Waters. Both combine contemporary art with sensory experiences you will not want to miss.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Paris today through the weekend—let's dive into the magic happening right now on this crisp February Friday!

Kick off your day with the glow of L'Heure Bleue, that free immersive light and sound spectacle under the Line 6 metro viaduct, sparkling at dusk with poetic vibes blending concrete and sky—perfect for a romantic evening stroll. Sortiraparis raves about how it turns walkers into part of a one-hour sensory adventure all year long. If you're craving art, dash to the Grand Palais where The Sun King's Rediscovered Treasure wraps up today with Louis XIV's monumental tapestries from the Louvre's Grand Gallery—thirty masterpieces in 17th-century splendor, including those exclusive evening openings that transport you back to Versailles opulence.

Swing by Café Lacoste near the Champs-Élysées for a trendy tennis-inspired coffee hit, or lose yourself in Louis Vuitton's free Art Deco exhibition at LV Dream in the 1st arrondissement, celebrating 100 years of geometric luxury with over 300 heritage pieces—immersive rooms that'll have you snapping pics all afternoon.

Tomorrow, Saturday, hunt treasures at the Clignancourt Flea Market from 7 AM to 7:30 PM at Porte de Clignancourt in the 18th—eco-friendly vintage goldmines packed with fashion and decor steals, as Sortiraparis highlights for bargain hunters. Catch La Vie en Rose by the Ballet of Milan at Théâtre Bobino in the 14th, fusing tradition and modernity in Adriana Mortelliti's choreography exploring encounters from attraction to solitude—running through Sunday for that cultural rush.

Sunday explodes with action: Join Miss France 2026 Hinaupoko Devèze at the Paris-Vincennes Carnival for parades, free fun, and harness racing with a meet-and-greet photo op. Lace up for Les Foulées de Vincennes races—a 10K, 5K, or kids' runs amid the Bois de Vincennes greenery. Foodies, hit Cảm ơn Day at La Bellevilloise in the 20th for free Vietnamese eats, workshops, and performances from 11 AM to 8 PM. Cinema buffs, the Paris Film Critics Awards honors French and international flicks. Ongoing gems like the Festival des Lanternes at Jardin d'Acclimatation with 2,000 Japanese lanterns till March, Martin Parr's satirical Global Warning at Jeu de Paume, or Mickalene Thomas's All About Love at Grand Palais keep the inspiration flowing.

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Hey listeners, Paris is pulsing with excitement today through the weekend, blending free cultural gems, festive parades, and nightlife vibes that’ll make your heart race. Kick off tonight with the electric L'Arc Paris Hype Pop Opening Party at 11:30 PM on Rue de Presbourg—think chic elegance, selective doors, and a mix of pop, hip-hop, and house beats courtesy of Paris Erasmus Life, perfect for dancing till dawn.

Tomorrow, Friday the 6th, snag free entry to the Louvre after 6 PM—Sortiraparis reports it’s the monthly highlight, so book tickets now to wander masterpieces under the stars without spending a euro. Head to Versailles for the Classical Languages Festival, featuring free talks, workshops, theater, and films celebrating ancient tongues, ideal for history buffs of all ages. Meanwhile, L'Heure Bleue lights up under the Line 6 metro viaduct at dusk, transforming concrete into a poetic sound-and-light spectacle that runs all year, according to Sortiraparis.

Saturday night heats up at spots like Rex Club with Fightclub Techno and House of Groove sets, or Yoyo at Palais de Tokyo for immersive parties like Fierce B'day Ball—Sortiraparis calls these the top dance floors blending raw energy and top DJs. Families, don’t miss Centquatre Paris’s wardrobe clearance event on the 7th and 8th for fun thrifting in the 19th.

Sunday the 8th shines at Hippodrome Paris-Vincennes Carnival, where Miss France 2026 Hinaupoko Devèze joins parades, free entertainment, and harness racing—Sortiraparis says it’s a vibrant meet-and-greet fest. Lace up for Les Foulées de Vincennes 10K race or kid-friendly runs around the castle and woods. Catch IT Battle 2026 breaking dance qualifiers at Westfield Rosny 2 with live DJs, free to watch. Ongoing thrills include the immersive Luminiscence odyssey at Saint-Eustache Church, Prodigy12’s 360° LED show at La Villette, and free Paris/Rome photo exhibit on City Hall fences till February 26th. Parisselectbook highlights first-Sunday museum freebies today too, plus winter walks in spots like the newly reopened Val-de-Grâce Gardens.

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Welcome to your Paris event guide for this week. If you're looking for ways to spend your time in the City of Light, we've got some fantastic options for you right now.

Today, Wednesday, February 4th, you can catch the debut art exhibition from Kid Cudi right here in Paris. Music fans and art enthusiasts should definitely check that out. If you're into performing arts, the Milan Ballet is in town presenting La Vie en rose combined with a fresh interpretation of Ravel's Bolero, blending neo-classical dance with French chanson through February 8th. For something more avant-garde, the aerial acrobatics show Amélia at La Scala Paris celebrates aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart through incredible choreography and theater, running through tomorrow as well.

Tomorrow, Thursday, the Grand Palais hosts a free evening for listeners aged 16 to 25 featuring the Eva Jospin and Claire Tabouret exhibitions. Just register in advance and you're set for an evening of contemporary art. That same evening, the Louis Vuitton Foundation presents the final nocturnal event for Gerhard Richter's Nocturne exhibition number four if you want something more intimate.

Friday brings even more opportunities. The Louvre Museum is offering free evening visits after 6 PM as part of their monthly first Friday program, so grab your tickets now. At the Bulgarian Cultural Institute, the opening reception for the RASSIM exhibition runs from 6:30 to 9:30 PM, showcasing bold experimental work by this Bulgarian artist.

As we head into the weekend, Saturday February 7th is packed with activities. Join a free cyanotype photography workshop with artist Mathilde Pinon at Café QJ in the 1st arrondissement. Over at La Villette Park, the mysterious blue pavilion hosting Prodigy12 opens its doors, featuring one of Europe's largest temporary LED installations with immersive 360-degree live performances running through April 25th. If you're seeking outdoor adventure, Parrot World opens on February 7th in Crécy-la-Chapelle, showcasing South American wildlife including jaguars and free-flying parrots in one of Europe's largest aviaries.

Sunday February 8th, the Foulées de Vincennes returns with 10K races and family-friendly runs nestled between the castle and woods in Bois de Vincennes. That same day, watch the IT Battle breaking dance competition at Rosny 2 shopping center with free qualifying rounds and live DJ sets.

Don't forget that the Cliorama exhibition continues through February 28th along the Champs-Élysées, celebrating the history of the iconic Clio car with monthly artist perspectives on love curated by Fisheye photography magazine.

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Bonjour, listeners! Kick off your week in Paris with a bang today, Sunday, February 1st, as the Champs-Élysées transforms into a car-free paradise for the spectacular Chinese New Year Parade celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse. Picture over 600 performers, nine dragons, fifteen lions, and innovative robots marching down the world's most beautiful avenue—Sortiraparis reports it's the most dazzling edition yet, perfect for snapping epic selfies in front of the Arc de Triomphe without dodging cars.

As we roll into Monday, lace up for the Six Nations rugby fever starting February 2nd. Head to Rugby Park RATP at Gare Auber for free immersive experiences, activities, and matches through February 6th—Sortiraparis calls it a must for fans. That same evening, catch Nicola Piovani's "Note à Margine" concert at Théâtre de la Ville, marking 70 years of Paris-Rome twinning with enchanting melodies.

Tuesday brings more thrills: the Festival Présences kicks off at Maison de la Radio from February 3rd to 8th, honoring composer Georges Aperghis with cutting-edge contemporary music. Aviation buffs, soar with "Amélia," an aerial acrobatics show about pioneer Amelia Earhart at La Scala on February 3rd and 4th—pure energy blending theater and dance.

Midweek magic on Wednesday? Dive into Symphony of CHAOS at Salle Pleyel on February 4th, where DJ ASCO fuses orchestra, techno, choir, and visuals in an electro-orchestral explosion. Art lovers aged 16-25, score free nighttime access to Eva Jospin and Claire Tabouret exhibitions at Grand Palais on February 5th—just register ahead via Sortiraparis.

Thursday's highlight: BLEU FUTUR by RASSIM® opens at the Bulgarian Cultural Center from 6:30 PM, a bold experimental showcase. Friday night, the Louvre's first-Friday free entry after 6 PM lets you wander masterpieces gratis, while Stars Manga symphonic concert blasts anime hits like Goldorak at Paris Convention Center with Bernard Minet and a 60-musician orchestra.

Weekend warriors, immerse in Prodigy12's 360° LED spectacle at La Villette starting February 7th, EpiK Experience pop culture convention in Rungis on the 7th and 8th for comics and geekery, or Mata Hari's Last Dance immersive theater from the 7th. Don't miss ongoing gems like Japan in Lights lanterns at Jardin d'Acclimatation till March 8th, L'Heure Bleue light show under Line 6 viaduct at dusk, or newly reopened Val-de-Grâce Gardens for serene strolls.

Paris pulses with immersive wonders, rugby roars, and cultural feasts—grab your beret and dive in, listeners! Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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Bonjour, listeners, and welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Paris this weekend and into next week. Today, Saturday, January 31, 2026, kicks off with a bang—head to the Académie du Climat in the Marais for the Giant Free Swap Party, where you can trade your old clothes, books, and decor for fresh treasures without spending a euro, according to Sortiraparis.com. It's two sessions of pure swapping fun, perfect for sustainable style upgrades.

Families, don't miss Little Villette's Little Baby weekend of gentle games and discoveries today and tomorrow—free activities designed just for the tiniest adventurers. Book lovers, the Lire la Nature fair at the Museum of Hunting and Nature offers author meet-and-greets and panels, all gratis. Art enthusiasts, the Perrotin Gallery opens A Century of Chess today, showcasing Marcel Duchamp, Man Ray, and more in a strategic showdown through February 28. And nature calls at the newly opened Gauthier-Mougin Departmental Park on Île Seguin, a 3.5-hectare sculpture trail blending art and greenery.

Music lovers, catch Les Violons de France performing Vivaldi's Four Seasons at Eglise de la Madeleine tonight at 8 p.m., or Gospel Dream at Cathédrale Américaine. Dance fans, the Carolyn Carlson Company brings The Tree to Théâtre des Champs-Élysées this evening. For cinematic vibes, La Seine Musicale hosts Hollywood Symphonic with scores from Star Wars and James Bond at 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.

Tomorrow, Sunday, February 1, Paris explodes with Lunar New Year magic—the massive parade storms the Champs-Élysées with 600 performers, nine dragons, fifteen lions, and robots celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse, as Sortiraparis reports. The avenue goes car-free for Pedestrian Day, ideal for selfies at the Arc de Triomphe. Catch free Venice Carnival at Paris-Vincennes Racecourse with parades and horse races, or cheer PSG women vs. OL Lyonnais at Parc des Princes. Run the 10 km race starting on the Champs-Élysées through Parc Monceau.

Ongoing gems include L'Odyssée Céleste light show at Saint-Eustache Church, Dior's Fashion Week runway at Rodin Museum through today, and free exhibitions like Beaubourg architectural proposals and Arman at the 17th arrondissement town hall, ending tonight. Check metro updates for any disruptions.

Into next week, Rugby Park RATP at Gare Auber offers Six Nations immersion from February 2. Immerse in L'Heure Bleue under the Line 6 viaduct at dusk, or AURA INVALIDES at Les Invalides.

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Hey listeners, buckle up for an electrifying weekend in Paris starting today, Friday, January 30, 2026! Whether you're craving art, sports, or festive vibes, the City of Light is bursting with free and fabulous happenings through Sunday and into next week.

Kick off today with Kid Cudi's debut solo art exhibition, "Echoes of the Past," at Galerie Ruttkowski;68 in the 3rd arrondissement. Dive into his vibrant paintings paired with an exclusive sound piece—perfect for music and art lovers, running through March 1, according to Sortiraparis.com. Tattoo enthusiasts, rush to the Grande Halle de la Villette for the Mondial du Tatouage, a one-day extravaganza of ink mastery starting today, as listed on concerts.consequence.net. Music fans, catch IMPARFAIT live at La Boule Noire tonight—check setlist.fm for the full vibe. And don't miss the free Arman exhibition at the 17th arrondissement town hall, wrapping up today with bronze sculptures and a fresh French flag tribute, via Sortiraparis.com.

Tomorrow, Saturday, January 31, swap your way into fun at the Giant Free Troc Party in the Marais' Académie du Climat—trade clothes, books, and decor for zero euros, reports Sortiraparis.com. Head to Issy-les-Moulineaux for China Boulevard, a lively Lunar New Year market buzzing with Asian cultures on the Town Hall Esplanade. Nature buffs, explore the newly opened Gauthier-Mougin Departmental Park on Île Seguin, a 3.5-hectare sculpture trail blending art and greenery. Bookworms, hit the free Lire la Nature literary fair at the Museum of Hunting and Nature for author meets and talks. Art scene heats up with "A Century of Chess" at Perrotin Gallery, featuring Duchamp and Man Ray through February 28, and the immersive Jules Verne journey at Hôtel des Rêves starting tomorrow.

Sunday, February 1, explodes with Lunar New Year magic! Champs-Élysées goes car-free for Pedestrian Day, ideal for selfies at the Arc de Triomphe, coinciding with the epic parade: 600 performers, nine dragons, 15 lions, and robots celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse, per Sortiraparis.com. Lace up for the 10km race along the avenue to Parc Monceau. Sports fans, PSG women battle OL Lyonnais at Parc des Princes. Families, Venice Carnival hits Paris-Vincennes Racecourse free with parades and races. Immerse in L'Odyssée Céleste light show at Saint-Eustache Church or Flow Experience yoga with live piano at La Seine Musicale.

Ongoing gems like free Van Cleef & Arpels watches at Galerie du Patrimoine, L'Heure Bleue lights under Metro Line 6, and reopened Val-de-Grâce Gardens keep the energy high. Check RATP for metro updates amid works.

Paris, you're on fire this week—grab free tickets where needed and make memories!

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Hey listeners, buckle up for an electrifying week in Paris starting right now on this crisp Thursday! Kick things off today with the thumping beats of Deftones live at Adidas Arena, where the nu-metal legends are unleashing their 2026 tour energy—grab those tickets before they vanish, according to setlist.fm reports. Families, don't miss the Massy International Circus Festival firing up its 32nd edition under the grand tent at Georges-Brassens Park; acrobats, clowns, and jugglers from around the globe promise non-stop thrills through Sunday, as Sortiraparis highlights.

Tomorrow, Friday, gaze at Hôtel de Ville glowing in Paris and Rome's vibrant colors—a twin-city tribute lighting up the night sky, perfect for a romantic stroll. Then Saturday explodes with action: Catch ARES 38 MMA battles at Adidas Arena, a historic clash of European combat titans. Art lovers, stroll the newly opened Gauthier-Mougin Departmental Park on Île Seguin, a 3.5-hectare sculpture trail blending nature and masterpieces. Swap treasures at the Giant Free Troc Party in the Marais' Académie du Climat—clothes, books, decor, all gratis! Music fans, dive into Hollywood Symphonic at La Seine Musicale, where the Appassionato Symphony Orchestra revives Star Wars, James Bond, and Pirates scores at 4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Classical buffs, Raphaël Feuillâtre masters Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez at Salle Gaveau. Kids adore Little Villette's playful weekend discoveries, while bookworms hit the free Lire la Nature fair at Museum of Hunting and Nature.

Sunday's a blockbuster: Champs-Élysées goes car-free for pedestrian paradise during Lunar New Year, hosting the epic parade with nine dragons, fifteen lions, robots, and 600 performers celebrating the Fire Horse—pure magic! Run the 10K race along that iconic avenue into Parc Monceau. Cheer PSG women vs. Olympique Lyonnais at Parc des Princes for a winter football frenzy. Yoga vibes await with Flow Experience at La Seine Musicale, piano-backed relaxation at 11 a.m. Grand Palais unveils Louis XIV's trésor carpets till February 8th. Ongoing gems like L’Heure Bleue's free light-sound show under Line 6 viaduct, Luminiscence's celestial odyssey at Saint-Eustache, Festival des Lanternes at Jardin d'Acclimatation, and Brigitte Bardot's free photo tribute at Galerie de l'Instant keep the wonder flowing. Rétromobile classic car fest runs through Sunday at Paris Expo too!

Paris pulses with freebies, spectacles, and heart-pounding fun—dive in, listeners!

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