Cyril Fragniere presents his sports play, recounting his love of cycling from an early age to his rise to the highest level, on the stage of Théâtre La Flèche.
Discover the lives and stories of sports activists who helped democratize sport in the last century, thanks to a free exhibition on display from November 2023 at the Condorcet Campus, as part of the Cultural Olympiad.
During the Rugby World Cup 2023, a traveling exhibition will be set up between Paris and Levallois-Perret, retracing the sport's 200-year history. An opportunity to reveal the talents of rugby players and artists, who will also be exhibiting their works.
This year, the Odyssey celebrates the Seine and water during a major multi-day festival, from September 13 to 17, 2023, throughout Greater Paris, featuring floating concerts, guinguettes and floating object races!
Concert, show, exhibition, sport: with the Formes olympiques festival, from June 23 to September 17, 2023, we're enjoying a host of free events, all over Paris. Here's a selection of not-to-be-missed events.
How about putting on your skates again for the opening night of the Formes Olympiques festival? The Canopée des Halles will be transformed into a free rollerdance arena, this Friday, June 23, 2023!
Cycling fans are in for a treat this July 2023! After the Tour de France, head to Le Centquatre, in the 19th arrondissement, for a grand bal populaire, specializing in cycling.
An original immersion in the creative and poetic universe of the artist Forgetmat! This is what the exhibition The Levitation Project offers you at Espace Commines from June 1st to 4th. Discover more than 30 works, performances and live workshops in this unique visual and immersive experience!
For the World Olympic Day, the Stade Charléty will host from June 23 to 25, 2023 the 27th World Fair of Olympic Collectors, as well as an exhibition on the Olympic history, before the Paris 2024 Games.
Want to discover the Ile-de-France in a different way? From March to July 2023, the Randopolitain proposes to explore the region during 100 hikes labeled "cultural Olympics", until the Olympic Games of 2024.
The Tuileries Tunnel takes on colors! For two weeks, a dozen artists have covered the Parisian tunnel reserved for soft mobility with colorful frescoes, visible until July 2023.
