With Daddy, Marion Siéfert continues her exploration of digital worlds and power relationships by staging a dramatic fiction rooted in teenage online practices. Presented at the Grande Halle de la Villette for four exceptional performances this 2023 creation is set in the world of role-playing the immersive collective games played on the Internet True to her aesthetic of combining theater performance and references to popular culture the director offers a gripping fresco on the forces of contemporary predation Our reviews of shows and plays to discover in ParisFancy going to see a play or show in Paris or the Ile-de-France region, but don't know which one to choose? Our reviews of current plays and shows are here to advise you! [Read more] a 13-year-old teenager from a precarious background who finds refuge in online role-playing games she meets an older man who introduces her to a virtual world called Daddy The seemingly seductive game promises her a dream existence modeled on the celebrities she admires But the game soon reveals its darker side: to progress Mara must accept increasingly ambiguous tests where the line between reality and fiction is blurred stylized sequences reminiscent of musicals or fantasy films the better to convey the logic of the grip into which the young girl is sinking Our must-see plays in ParisAttention theater lovers! Here's a selection of our favorites from this year's Paris theater season. [Read more] music videos and genre cinema to address sensitive issues such as domination Because of the subject matter and some potentially disturbing scenes the play would not be suitable for young viewers or audiences unprepared for these issues Molières 2025: nominated shows to see urgently in ParisThe Molières 2025 honors the best shows of the year: discover the nominated plays to see in Paris and immerse yourself in the best of the cultural season's live entertainment. [Read more] Marion Siéfert proposes a dense and radical stage experience where theater and digital culture come together to tackle the burning question of the exploitation of the most vulnerable in worlds both fictional and very real she would continue to make theater a tool for analyzing the present This article is based on publicly available information and is not based on direct observation of the show This page may contain AI-assisted elements, more information here Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here Boogie down with a DJ in France until the early hours do all three in a day - and perhaps meet some athletes If you’re in Paris but don’t have tickets for the Olympics you can soak up the atmosphere at Parc de la Villette A person walks near a stage at France’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics India’s house is seen near the canal at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics A sign stands outside Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics Shoes are set up with Brazilian colors on a wall of Brazil’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics A mannequin stands inside Brazil’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics A person plays the guitar at the canal at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics Annanya Garg welcomes journalists at India’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics A worker stands on a ladder at India’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics Monica Maurya works at India’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics A picture of Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra is displayed on a wall of India’s house at Parc de la Villette ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics PARIS (AP) — Sip a cool caipirinha cocktail in Brazil Boogie down with a DJ in France ‘til the early hours do all three in a day — and perhaps meet some athletes is the fans — and officials are advertising in the Paris Metro and elsewhere where there is capacity for 5,000 to 6,000 people inside and 20,000 in the outside spaces Volia Space (Ukraine) and Ekhaya South Africa Fans can pay 5 euros ($5.42) and stay as long as they like watching Olympic competitions on a giant screen and athlete interviews cheering medal winners and buying food and drink they can buy a package that could run up to 385 euros ($418) for an all-night open bar and a prime spot on the stage The project started with a decision to put Club France at La Villette countries that didn’t have clubs elsewhere decided to join in was able to accommodate particular needs — for example Slovenia and the Czech Republic wanted places with kitchens to emphasize their national cuisines and Mongolia wanted outdoor space to erect yurts Organizers at India’s pavilion announced it was the country’s first house at an Olympics a step toward their dream of bringing the Games one day to India India House spares no effort to highlight the country’s rich culture — it has brought in a huge loom where artisans are weaving traditional saris and carpets one wall displays Gond art from the state of Madhya Pradesh along with photos of every Indian athlete competing this year A key face among them: javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra a star in India who has 9 million Instagram followers and fans will be able to try yoga and cricket Powered by Riedel’s Artist-1024 intercom system and MediorNet real-time media network this setup integrates intercom and signal distribution across EPPGHV’s six distinct scenographies resulting in improved operational efficiency and an elevated experience for both event organisers and attendees. The relationship between Riedel and EPPGHV began in 2019 with the rental of Bolero Standalone kits EPPGHV initiated a larger structural project in 2022 for a complete overhaul of its communications infrastructure This new workflow represents a significant improvement over the previous setup which lacked a comprehensive video distribution system and did not have sufficient intercom devices – often requiring equipment rentals The new system not only eliminates these rental costs it also provides a more cohesive and efficient workflow allowing the venue to handle complex intercom and signal distribution requirements with greater ease and flexibility and several mobile racks interconnected through the venue's optical fiber and IP network providing unprecedented flexibility in system deployment. For today's artists, a unique opportunity to write, paint, sing, dance sports and bodies. For you, the opportunity to make countless discoveries and emotions, most of them free of charge. For a taste of what the Cultural Olympiad has in store for you, click here! Are you an early riser looking to stretch your legs? Head to the Parc de la Villette, in Club France, to discover the twenty ephemeral pavilions designed and built by the national schools of architecture in association with French sports federations. These Archi Folies will interact with those installed at the Philharmonie, the Trabendo, the Zénith... Just a few more strides to reach the music tree supported by Kylian Mbappé's association. Installed at the Cité de la Musique, Symfolia is a monumental organic sculpture made of paper and named after the largest tree in the world. Artist Rachel Marks involved almost 20,000 children! Continue your stroll to Le Centquatre and take part in the artistic Decathlon offered by this flagship establishment in northern Paris. Shared emotions and collective performances guaranteed! The rest of the program takes you to the heart of Paris. A visit to the Louvre is a must. Myron's Discobolus, the Bréal Cup, treasures from Marathon and Olympia... the world's largest museum is hosting a special exhibition featuring some of the rarest items from Olympic history. Olympic Membership - Free Live Stream Sports & Original Series - join now! 🥇 Picture by Laurie Noble/ Getty ImagesFrom one monument to another! Welcome to the piazza at the Centre Pompidou for a celebration of contemporary art, skateboarding and Raphaël Zarka's cycloidal ramp. 1. L'Avant-Jeux, a foretaste of Olympia... culture: 3 days of programming at Olympia (June 22, 23, 24), featuring dance and circus shows, chessboxing demonstrations, multiple performances including apnea in an Olympia pool, conferences and other surprises. With Ibrahim Maalouf and Bob Beamon as guests, among others. 2. Vibrate to the sounds of collective emotions from the stadium... to the Opéra: One day only - July 1 - to experience the phenomenon of "Crowd Out", a composition by David Lang - set to music by Fayçal Karoui and movement by Dimitri Chamblas. The sounds of the stadium and the vocal and expressive power of 1,000 choristers will help liberate "a mass of untrained voices". Picture by Paris 20244. Be moved in Marseille by the "Des exploits, des chefs-d'oeuvre" exhibitions, from April 26 to September 8, featuring Pierre Soulages, Raoul De Keyser, Brian Jungen, Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Elina Brotherus. More than 195 Cultural Olympiad projects in Marseilles. 5. Celebrating women in sport in Nice: the surprising and mythical "Les Elles des Jeux" exhibition at the Musée du Sport, presided over by Vincent Duluc. A feminist experience to (re)discover the place of women within the Olympic movement, between slaloming against prejudice and dribbling through prohibitions. 130 years, from exclusion from the Olympic movement at the end of the 19th century to full parity in Paris in 2024. On view until November 6. 8. Collecting Olympic medals at the Musée de la Monnaie... with an exhibition devoted to the art and history of the Olympic medal, from the end of the 19th century to the present day, celebrating the speed of the gesture and objects for eternity. On view until September 22. 9. Discover how Olympism created modern marketing... with the exhibition "L'Olympisme.Une invention moderne, un héritage antique" at the Musée du Louvre. Thanks to the Louvre's Department of Etruscan, Greek and Roman Antiquities, in partnership with the École française d'Athènes, an exhibition highlighting the works that influenced Coubertin, such as the Bréa cup or Myron's discobolus. On view until September 16. Text description provided by the architects. A New Building In The Heart Of The Parc De La Villette In Paris - Teams in charge of running the Parc de la Villette and its facilities in Paris were previously housed in the Cité Jardin, made up of 9 prefabricated buildings constructed in 1982 and, in an advanced state of disrepair. The Etablissement Public du Parc et de la Grande Halle de la Villette (EPPGHV) wished to construct a new building providing its teams with a more efficient working tool, giving back park space to the public, in this ecological urban place. The new workplace has been designed as a “base camp” for 155 workstations on a 3,000 m2 surface, while 5,000 m2 of green space has been restored to the public park. Workspaces are flexible and enjoy panoramic views of the Park’s abundant vegetation Designed in close collaboration with users they are freely organized with structuring furniture created by the studio some of which were produced by La Villette teams You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email The open-air cinema at La Villette is one of the must-see events of theParisian summer we're delighted to welcome you to this free film festival From Wednesday to Sunday, you'll be able to enjoy these screenings under the stars on the cool grass of the La Villette lawn, or in the comfort of a deckchair Access to the cinema is free as long as seats are available If you're looking for a beautiful canvas under the Paris skies, this is the place to be. Many other festivals will enliven our summer in Paris Open-air film festivals in Paris: must-sees for spring-summer 2025Discover the free open-air film festivals not to be missed in Paris this spring-summer 2025 to enjoy star-studded screenings. [Read more] French Para alpine skier Arthur Bauchet dominated the pre-Paralympic season as he prepares for Milano Cortina 2026 With less than one year to go until Milano Cortina 2026 let's take a look at Italy's top moments from the Paralympic Winter Games The Paralympic Games are the largest global sporting event for athletes with disabilities and have taken place every four years since the inaugural edition in Rome the first Winter Games were held in Ornskoldsvik Sweden and featured 198 athletes from 16 countries The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) is the global governing body of the Paralympic Movement Founded on 22 September 1989 as a non-profit organisation we aim to be athlete-centred and membership-focussed in all our endeavours Through partnerships with more than 200 member organisations we leverage Para sport to advance the lives of the 1.2 billion individuals with disabilities across the globe Sport for athletes with an impairment has existed for more than 100 years The purpose of it at that time was to assist the large number of war veterans and civilians who had been injured during wartime the day of the Opening Ceremony of the London 1948 Olympic Games Ludwig Guttmann organised a competition for wheelchair athletes at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Great Britain Sixteen injured servicemen and women took part in archery at the inaugural Stoke Mandeville Games Classification is the cornerstone of the Paralympic Movement; it determines which athletes are eligible to compete in a sport and how athletes are grouped together for competition athletes are grouped by the degree of activity limitation resulting from the impairment and is sure to attract fans of contemporary art and immersive experiences alike Into The Light takes us on a journey of light this exhibition takes us to the heart of works of light even though the exhibition covers an area of 3,000m2 The creations are sometimes monumental and often contemplative you need to take the time to wander around the installations Some of them also have poufs on which you can lie down to immerse yourself in the sometimes quite hypnotic scenography and should particularly appeal to fans of digital and abstract art but the budget can be quite substantial for families (expect to pay around 15 euros for a child aged 4 to 11 This test was conducted as part of a professional invitation A Look Inside The Canada Olympic House By Taylor MooneyThe red and maple leaf covered building is a temporary home away from home for Canadian fans here in Paris Since opening its doors on Saturday 27 July it seems it might just become a place of permanent residence for the sports lovers during the Games Let's take a look inside the Canada Olympic House is an ode to some of Canada's greatest olympians and offers daily activities and consistent coverage of team Canada on the big screen for Paris 2024 for families Olympic Membership - Free Live Stream Sports & Original Series - join now The lower level gives fans ample space to sit back, relax and enjoy the Games on TV screens both inside at the Celebration Arena, and at two outdoor viewing areas - perfect to soak up the sunshine. You won't miss it, but if you do, follow the sounds of cheering chanting Canada fans! Here, you can also grab yourself some Canadian and French inspired food and beverages. Team Canada partners Molson, Pillitteri Estates Winery, and Cottage Springs will also be available for purchase with a valid credit or debit card and no cash will be accepted at the venue. In the case of many fans, this house will be their 'go-to hang out' in between the Games, once it "ramps up," said Jordana Fair, a Vancouver native who has plans to attend the house for every day of Paris 2024. "It's early, but I think it [the Canada Olympic House] will get wilder as the days go on. I think Canada needs to win some medals and then things will get going for sure." she said. If the Parisian sun gets a little too much to bare, inside you'll find the Celebration Arena fitted with an extra large high resolution screen, and surround sound speakers for a cinematic experience of this years Olympic Games. The studio room is also filled with big red benches, and Canadian pillows for comfort and well because Canada, right? In between showings of the games, the Canada Olympic House team are put to work to provide fun and entertainment to guests. If you're lucky enough you might also be called to the platform to showcase your performance skills and competitive side... go on, let it out! On the bottom level of the house you'll stumble upon an activewear haven. Here, a lululemon x Team Canada child was born. From light tees, accessories and winter bits, you can pick up the branded merch in store until 11 August. As long as you have a valid ticket for entrance - anyone can check out the Canada Olympic House and all countries and ages are more than welcome. If you are planning on stopping by, be prepared for lots of fun and a magical atmosphere. Click Here For Info on Canada Olympic House new video loaded: Finding the ‘Olympic Spirit’ at La Villette or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments Times Video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world.Whether it’s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home Times Video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world.1:15 the home of the Equipe de France is offering its supporters a magnificent experience for €5 If the capricious weather doesn't allow the CNOSF teams to fully set up their rich and varied programme of outdoor sporting activities discovering the Grande Halle is a slap in the face you find yourself face to face with a huge space filled with people from all walks of life you are immediately immersed in the Olympic atmosphere with an impressive line-up of national teams: Brazil Picture by Florian Burgaud/Paris 2024Entrance to Club France - which reserves the lion's share of space for itself - is via the national media studios Visitors can get up close and personal with live broadcasts from RFI from innovative companies to sports demonstrations there are also food stands offering a wide range of products But then you're only at the entrance to the Grande Halle but as you enter the full length of the building The sporting events of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games are being shown on a giant XXL screen the official broadcaster of the competition it allows hundreds of people to watch the exploits of Les Bleus All this just a few metres from the franceinfo: and RMC studios hosted by Maxine Eouzan and next to a huge podium Picture by Florian Burgaud/Paris 2024Its purpose To allow French medallists to parade in the parade following their Olympic exploits but one they wouldn't refuse under any circumstances There are also guests on the programme at Club France came to debrief the superb morning performances of Les Bleus on the Vaires-sur-Marne lake "Everyone is ready and prepared to have a great Games" Picture by Florian Burgaud/Paris 2024In the afternoon and evening with the final of Antoine Dupont's French sevens rugby team the fencing and judo bouts and the swimming medal races There will also be concerts every day at the end of the day including one by Bob Sinclar on the opening Saturday evening It has to be said that the Olympic Games at home are a once-in-a-lifetime experience Created in 1993 to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the Batsheva Dance Company, Ohad Naharin's Anafaza returns to La Villette on July 11 and 19 Performed by dancers from both the main company andEnsemble Batsheva this 1h30 show would combine physical intensity live music and collective energy in a form that would have marked several generations of spectators Contemporary and urban dance shows to discover in Paris in 2025In 2025, Paris will be hosting some breathtaking contemporary dance shows, so don't miss the chance to discover one in the capital. [Read more] Thirty years after its creation, Anafaza would reappear in a changed world, riven by fragmentation, mistrust and violence. This new edition, recreated in 2023 in front of an audience of over 20,000, would retain the ardor of the original while taking on a contemporary resonance. Dance a way of fighting against symbolic oppression and the mechanisms of power What shows and plays are on offer in Paris this week?This week, Paris offers an exceptional selection of plays and shows to suit all tastes. Take advantage of the capital's charm and the increasingly long evenings to discover new creations. [Read more] Carried by live music fromAvi Belleli and Danni Makov Anafaza would unfold as a space of tension and freedom with that very special language that Naharin has developed: Gaga freedom of movement and connection to sensations The show would appeal not only to contemporary dance aficionados but also to those wishing to discover an emblematic work on the international choreographic scene With its striking physicality and symbolic scope echoing the fractures of the contemporary world This article is based on information available about the show It's become a tradition in the art world: every year, La Villette welcomes young artists to a free festival open to all. 100% L'Expo is a cultural event featuring installations representing the work of tomorrow's leading artists this major exhibition awaits you from April 10 to May 11 A highlight of the festival, 100% L'EXPO brings together some forty young artists who have just completed their studies for a multi-disciplinary group show combining visual arts it's a great opportunity to showcase their courses and career prospects and is complemented by various artistic and festive events the scenography of 100% L'EXPO is entirely made up of recycled elements in line with the eco-responsible approach so dear to the institution and to these artists who often wonder about our future and that of the planet In addition to the art trail set up at La Villette this 7th edition features a variety of shows and events: 100% L'EXPO is a showcase for French know-how incontemporary art A Christmas Market is unveiled this year at La Villette in the 19th arrondissement of Paris lively village that promises festive magic and eco-responsible values You'll find a wide selection of Christmas gifts handcrafted creations and festive entertainment The Village de Noël de La Villette offers a wide choice of activities and lively stands The program includes 30 chalets filled with handcrafted creations illuminated decorations and gourmet specialties This first edition is part of La Villette's Winter Party program which highlights sporting and cultural activities The market is more than just a commercial celebration: it combines tradition and innovation while respecting the environment with eco-responsible products The market is open daily from 11am to 8:30pm and easily accessible via public transport with several metro and streetcar lines nearby festive moments with the family or simply a magical stroll through the heart of Paris the Marché de Noël de La Villette 2024 could be just the thing this festive season in a variety of forms and with a host of guests This year, the Jazz à la Villette festival once again unfurls the full range of jazz and crosses genres, offering a living panorama of a music that is constantly evolving, thanks to a unique new program. On the menu for this 2025 edition ? Shabaka also known by his full name Shabaka Hutchings Shabaka led the group Shabaka and the Ancestors Shabaka released his first proper solo opus in April 2024 The Jazz à La Villette festival also confirms the presence of Sona Jobarteh singer and instrumentalist of Gambian and English origin She is also the first woman to play the kora professionally Other names expected at La Villette from August 28 to September 7, 2025? The famous Malian singer and musician Salif Keïta and Jordan Rakei songwriter and producer has released five albums to date disappearances and illusions thanks to a novel scenic device where bodies and objects seem to dissolve in space Choreographer and performer Leïla Ka brings an intense corporeal dimension to this work bringing to life the patients deemed hysterical This show is for fans of visual theater new magic and stories where the supernatural dialogues with the real An immersive experience that will appeal to fans of history contemporary choreography and mysterious tales From March 26 to 29 at the Grande halle de la Villette, On m'a trouvée grandie transports spectators into a unique theatrical and sensory experience where magic becomes a language for recounting the invisible and the unspeakable A creation at the crossroads of history and fantasy This article is based on information available about the show and does not constitute a viewing review Have you always dreamed of playing your favorite video game or movie character? Why not try it this spring at the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie The cultural venue opens its doors to you for a total immersion in the world of cosplay through the Cosplaymania festival Cosplay, which originated in American science fiction conventions before conquering Japanese culture festivals in Europe, is now an essential component of pop culture events. Cosplaymania offers all participants a convivial and festive space to meet up and learn more about this universe through a series of hands-on workshops to learn how to make impressive costumes cosplay is an art that also involves adopting the character traits of the characters embodied you'll be able to attend round-table discussions on the cultural impact of cosplay its creative challenges and its community dimension The climax of Cosplaymania is undoubtedly the open stage and cosplay competition that will bring the event to a close It's an opportunity for everyone to showcase their talent and share their passion for cosplay Whether you're an experienced cosplayer or an enthusiastic novice these gatherings promise to be a lively spectacle where creativity and originality will be in the spotlight It's an opportunity to discover cosplay from every angle convivial experience with family and friends photographer Eugène Atget broke new artistic ground in his obsessive chronicling of Paris and its environs he captured the soul of the city by focusing on its old alleyways This focused exhibition features highlights from the Getty’s recent acquisition of his work which continues to influence photographers today This exhibition is presented in English and Spanish Esta exhibición se presenta en inglés y en español Discover more about the works featured in the exhibition The French photographer Eugène Atget captured the city at a moment of rapid transition Explore a digital presentation of this exhibition {{selectedEvent.calendarInfo.calendar.calendarName.$t}} {{selectedEvent.eventDateString.$t}} {{selectedEvent.eventTimeString.$t}} Closed since 2018 for renovation, La Géode, the famous spherical cinema in the Parc de la Villette has been welcoming the public back since December 18 including a dome-format IMAX Laser 4K screen the venue promises a cinematic immersion unlike any other in Paris La Géode, inaugurated in 1985, is one of the architectural gems of north-eastern Paris. Designed by architect Adrien Fainsilber, its 36-meter-diameter spherical structure, covered with 6433 steel triangles, harmoniously reflects the verdant surroundings of the Parc de la Villette. Located in the immediate vicinity of the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie it has been a fixture on the Paris cultural scene for almost forty years covers almost the entire hemispherical room spectators have the sensation of plunging into the heart of the images and becoming an integral part of the film La Géode is equipping itself with the first dome-format IMAX Laser 4K projector in France This technical upgrade transforms the Géode into a state-of-the-art immersive cinema space capable of rivaling the best IMAX theaters in the world La Géode's new program promises to be rich and adapted to all spectators the venue will offer must-see documentaries that plunge visitors into the heart of nature carefully selected cinema films will be screened offering cinematic experiences that are both spectacular and immersive a scientific immersion or a movie-going event La Géode will appeal to a wide audience in search of wonder The reopening of La Géode is much more than a simple renovation combining architectural heritage and technological innovation Thanks to its IMAX Laser 4K screens and immersive IMAX 6.0 sound it promises to once again become a must-see for cinema lovers and visual discoverers alike La Géode invites you to enjoy a unique cinematic experience in the heart of the Parc de la Villette A not-to-be-missed outing for all lovers of image and sound France is preparing to welcome nearly 3 million spectators from all over the world to take part in the first Paralympic Games to be held on French soil It's an opportunity to celebrate together courage and ability of these 4,400 para-athletes to chart their own course and overcome prejudice and obstacles It's a chance to marvel at their extraordinary athletic performances From the English Channel to the Mediterranean let's celebrate the achievements of men and women driven by the energy of sport carried by almost 1,000 enthusiastic scouts.. immerse yourself in these first Paralympic Games made in France by following the relay of the 12 Paralympic flames Picture by Tous supports / Monde / Durée légale de protection du droit d’auteur À toutes fins commerciales ou non commerciales notamment à des fins promotionnelles d’information et/ou documentaires.Don't want to miss out on the exploits of the champions while learning about the various Olympic and Paralympic disciplines Visit one of the 74 Paris 2024 Clubs all over France to follow the Paralympic competitions live or to take part in activities that are as much fun as they are sporting The Paralympic Games will soon hold no secrets for you culture and sport come together to offer you the best of themselves with the Cultural Olympiads: in Paris with the “** Histoires paralympiques” exhibition at the Panthéon**; in Nantes featuring children with motor and physical disabilities accompanied by professional dancers To celebrate and honor the French champions head to the Parc de la Villette to take part in one of Club France's many sports and disability-related activities before dancing the night away to the lively rhythms of one of the Dj sets that will be livening up the pavilions of the Parc des Nations for the duration of the Paralympic Games Paris 2024 has also thought of you: visit one of the more than 200 Mini Club 24 sites across France Hundreds of fun and inclusive activities are on the programme to help you gently tame the world of Olympus See the country light up on the route of the 12 Paralympic flames: from Calais to Strasbourg the whole of France will be united by the arrival of 4,400 para-athletes from all over the world to perform in the capital more than 50 towns and cities across the country will join in the popular festivities to celebrate the return of the Games Experience the best of the Games at over 74 celebration sites all over France: in mainland France and overseas experience the Paralympic fervor at the heart of one of the 74 celebration sites offering sports activities and event broadcasts in a festive and supportive atmosphere Visit the Games Map to find your nearest celebration site Have the time of your life with Mini Club 24: designed especially for children more than 200 Mini Club 24 will be open in leisure centers and schools throughout the week of the 2024 pre-spring break It's an opportunity for all budding sportsmen and women to try their hand at handisport through fun Celebrate all differences with Pride House 2024: set up at Club France for the Paralympic Games Pride House 2024 invites you to sporting activities accessible to all as well as festive and musical evenings to resonate pride and joy throughout the duration of these Paris 2024 Games Experience the Paralympic Games in Bordeaux: Bordeaux residents and visitors alike can take advantage of the Paralympic Games to discover the “Olympic and Paralympic” exhibition as it travels around the city exploring the history and values of handisport Want to try your hand at Paralympic disciplines the “Quartier Sport” mobile sports village will be taking over the Maison Tauzin for a day of activities focusing on handisport Live the Paralympic Games in Lille: to celebrate together the sporting performances of the athletes of these Paralympic Games 2024 to follow the best of the competitions live and on big screens And don't miss the August 26 tour of the Phrygians who'll be posing alongside you in a capital of Hauts-de-France that's more ready than ever to celebrate the resumption of the Games Experience the Paralympic Games in Nantes: from August 26 to 29 head to the Grand Blottereau park to take advantage of sports initiations and discover the various Paralympic disciplines and adapted sports of these Paris 2024 Games Join Club 24 Itinérant des Pays de la Loire which will be taking to the streets of Nantes on September 7 for a host of activities to enjoy with family and friends Experience the Paralympic Games in Lyon: whether you're a resident or just passing through take advantage of the Paralympic Games to discover the world of handisport through the work of the eight photographers featured in the “L'art de se dépasser” exhibition at Westfield la Part-Dieu To celebrate the Paralympic Games in a festive atmosphere where you'll be able to take part in fun sports activities or follow live performances by para-athletes during competition highlights don't miss the opportunity to take part in the various sports initiations on rue du Docteur Bouchut: fencing discover the world of handisport alongside some of the region's top para-athletes Experience the Paralympic Games in Strasbourg: come and discover sport in a different way with the “Hors-jeu!” exhibition at Le Vaisseau in Strasbourg take the opportunity to dive into the world of handisport sports practices and many other activities await you so you can learn all you need to know about the Paralympic world Experience the Paralympic Games in Dijon: giant-screen broadcasts of events demonstrations and sporting and cultural events await you from August 28 to September 8 at Club 24 in the Jardin Darcy come and celebrate the values of handisport and experience the athletes' exploits second by second Experience the Paralympic Games in Cannes: on the occasion of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games the summer capital of cinema opens the doors of the legendary Palais des Festivals to discover “2gether4” A collection of 24 short films by 24 world-renowned directors celebrating the union of sport and the 7th Art Experience the Paralympic Games in Marseille: the Phocaean city has reserved two exceptional exhibitions for you to experience the 2024 Paralympic Games The Cité de l'art contemporain invites you to “Des exploits which explores the relationship between art and sport through over 200 works by nearly 100 French and international artists a cultural escape game and exhibition designed and produced by La Fabulerie and Machines à Histoires inclusion and creativity at the heart of disabled sport Experience the Paralympic Games in Toulouse: head to the Cité de l'Espace for the “Space and Sport” exhibition where you can discover the bridges between these two communities given that top-level sportsmen and women and astronauts share so many common traits: a body as a work tool a sense of team spirit and a duty to excel Experience the Paralympic Games in Pointe-à-Pitre: for total immersion in the world of the Paralympic Games discover disabled sports disciplines and watch live broadcasts of Paralympic events Come and celebrate the values of sport in a friendly Ready to give it their all... Literally? The Harmonie MutuelleOpen Swim Stars is back in Paris, for a new edition as epic as ever. This event offers all brave swimmers the chance to swim across Paris, and above all across the Bassin de la Villette and the Canal de l'Ourcq Professionals and amateurs alike can compete in the 500m designed to revive the"La Traversée de Paris à la nage" event is an event created by former swimming champions who want to share their passion and promote open-water swimming in cities It's a way of introducing participants to a sport that's good for your health and raising their awareness of the environmental issues surrounding water Nearly 1,000 swimmers are expected to take part in this year's event which supports an association's project for the environment and the protection of rivers you don't have to be a professional swimmer to take part - anyone can jump into the water Fancy taking up the challenge? Here are the routes for this 2025 edition on the Seine and the Canal de l'Ourcq. Of course, the public is welcome to come and admire and cheer on the swimmers your new go-to podcast to spice up your weekday mornings with relevant news and behind-the-scenes from Brussels and beyond From the economy to the climate and the EU's role in world affairs this talk show sheds light on European affairs and the issues that impact on our daily lives as Europeans Tune in to understand the ins and outs of European politics Dare to imagine the future with business and tech visionaries Deep dive conversations with business leaders Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives the podcast provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology and society Europe's water is under increasing pressure floods are taking their toll on our drinking water Join us on a journey around Europe to see why protecting ecosystems matters and to discover some of the best water solutions an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters We give you the latest climate facts from the world’s leading source analyse the trends and explain how our planet is changing We meet the experts on the front line of climate change who explore new strategies to mitigate and adapt In the 55-hectare sprawling park northeast of Paris visitors can travel the world in just a few minutes without ever leaving the French capital Fifteen countries have set up their hospitality houses in the Parc de la Villette allowing visitors to discover different cultures and even perhaps meet some Olympic athletes The biggest house is unsurprisingly Club France which can welcome up to 20,000 people with two massive stages for concerts and meetings Olympians Next door is the second biggest one: the Team Netherlands House (Team NL Huis) visitors can watch some of the competitions during the day and later dance the night away to DJ sets by international artists we’re trying to make a little home for the Dutch people here," says Marlies Bakker a volunteer press person for the Netherlands House travelled with his family in a motorhome for more than six hours from the Netherlands to enjoy the Olympics we also did the London Games in 2012," he tells Euronews I can say it's really fun to watch the games have a nice drink while listening to some music," he says Crossing the park’s canal is the vibrant India House The organisers highlighted the country’s rich culture — where visitors can see traditional carpet weaving and get Olympics-inspired henna tattoos Organisers at India’s pavilion said it was the country’s first house at the Olympics a step toward their dream of bringing the games one day to India regularly hosts different types of events from concerts to workshops came from the South of France to see the gymnastics competitions they tell Euronews "they fell in love" with the India House I will keep an excellent memory of the India House," he says Just a couple of minutes away is the Mongolia House with multiple yurts decked out in traditional decor and Genghis Khan portraits (the founder of the Mongol empire) The House also highlights the nation's favourite activities like knucklebone shooting and archery This is the first time in the history of the Olympic Games that so many countries are gathered in the same place "Usually, delegations are a bit scattered across the host cities," explains Benoit Timbert, operations manager at Paris 2024 in charge of the project in an interview with French media Franceinfo. Visitors taking advantage of this mini trip around the world a Mexican living in Paris said she's been hopping all day around the different houses "We first visited Mexico House to meet some athletes then Brazil House to get an acai bowl and now we are at the Mongolia House to see some of the traditional wrestling Other houses include the Brazil House where visitors can play beach volleyball and basketball or sip a cool cocktail Other team clubhouses include the Canada House the Volia Space (Ukraine) and the Ekhaya House for South Africa The houses will be accessible to visitors during the whole period of the Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer For the opening hours and precise locations of the houses, check out the Parc de la Villette's official website here. At the heart of this program is a common thread: the exploration of the link between dance and music where abstraction and virtuosity intersect in a striking balance Trisha Brown, pioneer of postmodern dance, is honored with Twelve Ton Rose, a work in which the musical rigor ofAnton Webern is echoed in precise, minimalist movements. This emblematic piece illustrates Brown's search for a choreographic language freed from narrative constraints inscribed her masterpiece Fase in this tradition Set to hypnotic compositions by Steve Reich this seminal piece in the Flemish repertoire deconstructs and reinvents movement in a fascinating interplay of acceleration and repetition An emerging choreographer on the contemporary scene Jan Martens reclaims the legacy of these two major figures His piece ON SPEED (2021) stands out as a choreographic tour de force in which extreme precision of gesture dialogues with intense bursts of light inspired by the music of composer Graciela Paraskevaídis he combines rigor and expressivity to explore the interactions between body and sound in a choreographic style that oscillates between minimalism and dramatic power Comforting shows and plays to discover this winter in ParisWinter is officially here in Paris! While we wait for spring to arrive, discover some of the most comforting plays and shows in Paris to warm your heart and mind! [Read more] This event is aimed at lovers of contemporary dance, curious to discover vibrant rereadings of the past and innovative proposals. With a program in which each piece resonates with the next,Opera Ballet Vlaanderen offers a fascinating journey through choreographic history By combining iconic works with contemporary creation, this exceptional evening at La Villette, from April 24 to 26 promises an intense and captivating moment of dance supported by exceptional performers and complementary artistic visions Transparency note: This article is based on accessible sources and is not the result of direct viewing of the show Jazz à la Villette returns for a summery 2025 edition and a few pretty names have already been unveiled one of the most popular events in Paris for fans of the genre Between the Philharmonie de Paris and the Cité de la Musique and a host of other venues this festival will bring together many enthusiasts and the crème de la crème of the jazz scene for 10 exciting days of music from Thursday August 28 to Sunday September 7 at the Philharmonie de Paris and the Cité de la Musique But the festival will also be held at the Grande Halle de la Villette the Dynamo des banlieues bleues and the Studio de l’Ermitage the first names have already been revealed Sona Jobarteh and Jordan Rakei are just some of the artists who will be on hand to get us swinging this summer Just a few of the many talented artists who will be joining the line-up over the course of the year you’ll have to wait until mid-May before you can access the box office let’s be patient and treat ourselves to an evening in one of the capital’s many jazz clubs Jazz à la Villette – August 28 to September 7 Into the light is the light exhibition that will dazzle you and play with your senses This exhibition pays tribute to the beauty you’ll see how twelve studios and artists have seized upon light to produce works at the crossroads of art sensory experience and technological challenge An immersive exhibition to be discovered soon at La Villette it will be installing its km of electric cables and providing the public with some answers through a range of surprising and immersive works The works of twelve studios and artists have been brought together in this exhibition, which will take on the air of an immersive journey These creations will in turn touch on music,contemporary art and technology to offer an aesthetic and sensory journey of the most captivating kind the exhibition will feature Nautilus by Collectif Scale Jacqueline Hen’sOSIAOS invites visitors to lie down or walk on midnight-blue sand and enjoy the captivating scenery Into the light will also intrigue and fascinate with other works taking different forms: monumental light sculpture a sound and light installation nestled in a container… Come and experience the different powers of light 2025 🎟️ Price: €19.90 full price / €17.90 reduced price / €14.90 children aged 4 to 11 Further information on the Into the light exhibition 3000m2 in a former industrial hall in the heart of the Parc de La Villette, 7-meter high ceilings in the style of a cathedral with a brutalist, industrial look, and a cutting-edge, carefully-curated program... There's no doubt about it: Mia Mao the monumental temple to techno set to open its doors on January 17 is sure to delight techno kids and old-timers alike The huge main room, all vaulted ceilings and pillars, is equipped with a top-quality sound system, custom lighting installations and a large mezzanine. Best of all, Mia Mao also boasts a large outdoor area for chatting Everything has been designed to reduce energy consumption - and therefore environmental impact - to a minimum from the refurbishment of a pre-existing building to the choice of acoustic a systems-acoustic engineer and sound engineer who has worked for Concrete in compliance with the latest regulations on public health and neighborhood well-being a leading French company specializing in the design of immersive lighting for unique experiences imagined the entirevisual and sensory ambience of the premises guaranteeing real immersion within Mia Mao An immersion also encouraged by a 'Disconnect to connect' and 'no photo' policy while taking full advantage of the artists' performances and the energy of the dancefloor stickers will be distributed at the entrances to mask the lenses of the public's mobile phones Paris has regained its status as the capital of electronic nightlife but it still lacked a space capable of rivaling Europe's biggest clubs where the audience experience is at the heart of every detail It's the promise of total immersion in music like the Berlin and London institutions that have redefined the underground scene Mia Mao now offers Paris the showcase it deserves to establish itself as one of Europe's leading clubbing venues," says Arnaud Perrine In addition to the club, Mia Mao is also a label, a web radio that broadcasts continuous sets recorded in the club, and a Youtube channel where you can find sets and interviews with Parisian the first names in the Mia Mao line-up have already been announced with Laurent Garnier opening the club on Friday January 17 2025 with a 4-hour extended set (midnight to 4 a.m.) the public will be able to attend three brand-new B2B events bringing together six leading artists on the electronic scene: Tina Tornade B2B Rrose Sélavy Koboyo B2B Alys LF and Electric Rescue B2B Manu Le Malin Other names you might soon find behind the decks include I Hate Models Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health Discover how Paris 2024 became the most media-covered Olympic Games in history See how the Olympic Games’ communications team supported by Wiztrust’s tailored PR platform overcame complex challenges-from synchronizing teams and managing thousands of journalists to ensuring top-level security Learn how innovative digital tools and expert support enabled Paris 2024 to achieve record-breaking visibility and flawless brand protection Download the full Paris 2024 Success Case now and get inspired by the strategies behind this record-breaking achievement For further information and other cases please visit Wiztrust.com protect your company and its directors from disinformation and adopt the “trust mark” of the market leaders plan campaigns targeting your audiences through all channels (e-mail social media) and organise your activities and events improve results by exploiting your data's true depth Discover the best way to manage your PR & Marketing efficiently: Wiztrust is THE integrated communication platform for corporate professionals Prioritise your activities thanks to a clearer view on your assets Manage your communication thanks to a collaborative platform for you and your team Certify your corporate communication thanks to our blockchain-backed technology Save your team and yourself some precious time Learn more about Wiztrust in our case study Le Pavillon Jardins designed by France-based studio Tschumi’s innovative design for Parc de la Villette in France envisioned a cultural space for activity and interaction through the 10 themed gardens spread across the 135 acre site The park was designed as an expansive user-defined space which is completely open to interpretation The architect merged the natural and artificial elements into a state of consistent exploration the workspace amalgamates nature with architecture by restoring over 5,000 sqm of green space and designating an area of 3,000 sqm to the operating building Conceived for the 'Establishment of the Park and the Grande Halle de la Villette' the building acts as a base camp with 155 workstations for La Villette’s team which was earlier housed in the nine prefabricated buildings of Cité Jardin The new project will be based on "a generic structure where both uses and the making of events shape the identity of the place," showcasing the structure’s adaptability which complements the program it hosts The custom-designed micro-architectures further accentuate the area by functioning as meeting pods The studio’s official release reveals their inclination towards exploring "new ways of living and relaxing to create sites that are well-suited to their purpose." Translating a similar perspective Atelier du Pont has created a user-oriented and composed design for Gardens Pavilion with symmetrical geometry This thoughtful approach ensures that the spaces are not only functional but also harmonious and adaptable to the varying needs of the programs From vernacular knowledge to modern sustainability Middle Eastern pavilions serve as living archives of architectural thought offering fresh frameworks for global adoption STIR engages with the curators of the Togo Oman and Qatar pavilions—debuting at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025—on representation the book presents a fictional story depicting algorithms exercising control over humans and how this affects the built environment Tipnis shares how the toolbox democratises the practice of restoration via DIY resources to repair tangible urban heritage made of common building materials Exclusive preview for subscribers. Learn More Make your fridays matter. 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Worldwide Paris’s biggest cinema screen is backLa Géode a giant sphere in Paris's Parc de la Villette has reopened with an upgraded cinema experience La Géode has lit up the Parc de la Villette with its 36-metre shimmering sphere and giant hemispherical screen after six years spent upgrading the cinematic experience, this architectural marvel has just reopened its doors Adrien Fainsilber’s mirrored globe (which is 36m in diameter and made up of 6,433 polished stainless steel triangles) looks unchanged from the outside its hemispherical screen (which spans 1,000 m² and was once among the world’s largest) now boasts a brand-new IMAX Laser 4K projector offering significantly better image quality than its predecessor The sound quality has also been upgraded to IMAX 6.0 It took the Pathé team (the cinema’s new owner) six years to complete the project. While it might not rival Las Vegas in extravagance This has earned it a spot in the premium category of Pathé’s theatres with tickets priced at €25 for feature films and €13 for documentaries at standard rates Pathé is running a buy one get one free deal on tickets There are three nature documentaries currently playing (Blue Whales Super Human Body) – which makes sense, considering the geode is part of the City of Science and Industry Also showing is the highly-anticipated animated film Mufasa: The Lion King a prequel to Disney’s iconic animated classic The documentaries have multiple daytime screenings while the feature film is shown in a single evening slot.Where Feature films are €25 and documentaries are €13 (standard rates) These are the best things to do in Paris, according to our local editors Stay in the loop: sign up to our free Time Out Travel newsletter for all the latest travel news and best stuff happening across the world. Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktok facebook twitter youtube About us Contact us Right in the heart of the Villette district a brand-new Christmas market has been added to the end-of-year festivities in Paris Right in the heart of the bustling Villette district you’ll soon be able to find the district’s first Christmas market more than 30 chalets will be set up on the Place de la Fontaine aux Lions and there will be countless activities throughout the event We look forward to seeing you in the north-east of Paris to discover all these wonderful surprises it’s already time to turn our attention to the magic of Christmas and we’ll be able to enjoy a multitude of enchanting activities in all four corners of the city strolling through the ephemeral markets is one of our favorite activities the very first Village de Noël de la Villette there will be a host of beautiful decorations and lighting installations In the 30 chalets dotted around the fountain you’ll also find plenty of comforting treats as well as products from artisans carefully chosen for the occasion climbing wall: there’s plenty to keep you entertained as well as cultural and festive highlights a magnificent lantern parade will put stars in everyone’s eyes there’s a whole host of surprises in store for this brilliant Christmas market Marché de Noël de la Villette – November 23 to December 29 2024 – Place de la Fontaine aux Lions Freestyle Villette - Maison des Cultures urbaines is the new place to be for hip-hop fans It’s been over four decades since hip-hop made its appearance in France A major cultural movement at the end of the 20th century it is now an integral part of the French cultural landscape dance… that’s why we speak of urban cultures in the plural To support the dynamism and creativity of this scene and encourage its structuring has announced the forthcoming inauguration of a venue Freestyle Villette – Maison des Cultures urbaines will be both a reference site for players in the field and a place for the public to share their experiences La Villette is about to embark on an exciting large-scale project to create a venue dedicated to urban cultures Called Freestyle Villette – Maison des Cultures urbaines this infrastructure will move into the current Pavillon Villette in autumn 2025 📍 Location: 75019 Paris 📆 Date: from autumn 2025 Here's an unusual activity for honey lovers... The Ruches Villette located in the Parc de La Villette in Paris offer introductory workshops in sustainable beekeeping from April to October these sessions offer the opportunity to discover the basics of beekeeping right in the heart of the capital A blend of education and awareness-raising these workshops enable participants to get closer to bees and better understand their essential role in urban biodiversity These workshops are part of an initiative to preserve pollinators, in particular theApis Mellifera and wild insects. By promoting respectful beekeeping, the Ruches Villette harvest Miel Villette an urban honey produced from the nectar of the park's many flowers which is why the vast majority of our honey goes to them,"explains Ruches Villette The aim is to reconcile local production with respect for bee colonies The experience offered to participants is based on a practical approach to beekeeping. For half a day, they learn about harvesting techniques, the life cycle of bees and the principles of organic beekeeping adapted to the urban environment. Through these training courses, Iliaven Apiculture aims to make the Ruches Villette a reference point inParis for raising awareness and passing on knowledge about the world of bees