At the Cirque du Soleil Through to January 25th, 2026. Let yourself be enchanted and captivated by "Alegria - In A New Light," which reimagines the Cirque du Soleil classic, staged in 1994 by the creators behind the first successes of Cirque du Soleil, Alegria. Launched in 2019, as part of the 25th anniversary of the original show, the show reinvents itself with the renewal of the staging, musical arrangements, acrobatics and choreographies, costumes, makeup, and set design,

At the Dôme de Paris Through to January 18th, 2026. The Roi Soleil, the legendary musical comedy produced by Dove Attia and directed by Kamel Ouali, returns to the stage 20 years after its creation. On this occasion, a new staging, new sets, new singers, and dancers surround Emmanuel Moire, the indispensable Louis XIV. © DR 34 Boulevard Victor 75015 Paris

At la Cigale Through January 18th, 2026. Created in Brighton in 1991 by Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas, STOMP has become a global phenomenon seen by over 15 million spectactors worldwide, from Hong Kong to Barcelona, Dublin to Sydney, New York to Las Vegas and Paris. This talented troupe of British percussionists, made up of eight brilliant artists, musicians, dancers, and acrobats, takes over La Cigale and offers an incredible show, a remedy for the prevailing gloom, a

This new issue dives into the best cultural outings, weekend getaway ideas, exhibitions, winter walks, and great deals in Paris–Île-de-France and the Oise region. 👉 An ideal guide for visiting tourists, but also for locals looking for fresh ideas for things to do! 📌 Printed in 250,000 copies, Greater Paris  magazine is distributed over 3 months, from December 2025 to the end of February 2026, across more than 1,600 strategic locations: hotels, airports, tourist offices, cul

At the Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione December 18th, 2026 at 8 PM. Nâdiya unveiled her new single DJ! last June, a catchy and funky summer hit to accompany the announcement of her upcoming concert at the Cirque d'Hiver. A unique concert on December 18th, 2026, as part of the "Et c'est reparti Tour", a highly anticipated date: Nâdiya will celebrate her 30-year career, right where it all began. A major artist of the 2000s pop scene with over 5 million records sold, an icon for an ent

Discovering Jean de La Fontaine, his fables, and his famous creatures is now possible with Cité Immersive of Fables. This immersive and sensory journey of over 1000 m2 plunges visitors into the colorful world of the 17th-century man of letters and takes them on a journey to the heart of the Grand Siècle, at the court of Louis XIV, between royal splendor and freedom of spirit. This exhibition will surprise visitors with its lush scenography, stunning installations and sets, sp

At the Musée Carnavalet - Histoire de Paris Through to February 8th, 2026. The Musée Carnavalet highlights the Parisian population of the interwar period with this exhibition, which notably draws on three population censuses in Paris in 1926, 1931 and 1936. It paints a portrait of Parisian women and men, from their places of birth and nationalities to their professions, as well as their family situations and distribution within the city's neighbourhoods and buildings. The exh

At the Palais Galliera Through to January 4th, 2026. For this second part of the 2025 season, the Palais Galliera Fashion Museum in Paris is offering an unprecedented exhibition dedicated to Rick Owens. The famous American stylist, known for his anti-fashion and minimalist aspirations, never ceases to surprise, provoke, or even shock with his creations. For this retrospective - rare for a living fashion designer - which visitors to Paris will discover, it is a great journey t

At the Jardin des Plantes Through to November 30th, 2025. The Museum national d'Histoire naturelle off ers a unique journey into the heart of the desert environments of our planet, from the iconic Sahara to the polar deserts, passing through the Sonoran, Atacama, and Gobi deserts... The public discovers there extraordinary conditions that are seemingly hostile to life and the ingenious adaptation strategies developed by animals and plants to survive, as well as the methods em

At the Musée de la Grande Guerre - Meaux Through to January 4th, 2026. During the World War I, the French armies incorporated millions of animals, particularly horses, donkeys, and mules, which transported troops and equipment. What was their fate? This is the subject of the exhibition "Horses and Men" to be discovered at the Great War Museum. The exhibition addresses the shared history of men and horses, their place in the conflict, their roles in the diff erent armies, and