Saint denis - activities

La Nuit des Reines, the new immersive show on the history of the Basilica at Saint-Denis

From April 19, 2024, to coincide with the launch of reconstruction work on the spire of the Basilica of Saint-Denis, the historic monument known as the tomb of the Kings and Queens of France will be hosting the Night of the Queens, an immersive show to (re)discover the history of those who have left their mark on the Basilica over the centuries.

La Trêve, the exceptional exhibition at the Basilique Saint-Denis dedicated to Jeux Antiques

La Trêve is the name of the exhibition-installation awaiting us at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint-Denis from April 5 to September 15, 2024, offering a unique journey through inhabited portraits, photographic frescoes and costumes loosely inspired by the ancient Olympic Games. We take you on a journey of discovery...

JUL in concert at the Stade de France in May 2025

JuL announces his return to the stage with two huge concerts scheduled in France in 2025. In Paris, the famous rapper from Marseilles will take to the stage at the Stade de France on Saturday, April 26, 2025!

La Fête des Tulipes 2024, the free, flower-filled event not to be missed in Saint-Denis (93)

The Tulip Festival is back on the weekend of April 20 and 21, 2024, at the Parc de la Légion d'Honneur in Saint Denis for another edition of the event! The program includes events, workshops, concerts and shows for young and old, all free of charge and open to all.

What to do with the family and children in Aubervilliers, Saint-Denis and La Courneuve (93)?

North of Paris, there's no shortage of family outings, kid-friendly cafés and other fun places to go with kids of all ages in Aubervilliers, Saint-Denis and La Courneuve (93).

The big 2024 egg hunt at Ferme de Gally in Saint-Denis (93)

The great Easter egg hunt returns to Fermes de Gally, in Saint-Cyr, Sartrouville and Saint-Denis, on Saturday March 30 and Sunday March 31, 2024. Children will be able to hunt for eggs, rub shoulders with the animals and take part in a range of activities!

Saint-Patrick 2024: Engrainage Irish Club celebrates Irish culture at 6b

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at 6b, with the Engrainage Irish Club: dance, eat and have fun this March 16, 2024. Don't forget your best green outfit for the occasion!

Easter 2024: egg hunt and creative workshops at the Basilique Saint-Denis (93)

Looking for a cultural Easter egg hunt? Families are invited to the Basilique Saint-Denis for an exciting program of visits and workshops. See you on Monday, April 1, 2024.

Women's Rights Day 2024: queens and princesses at the Basilique Saint-Denis

To mark International Women's Rights Day, the Basilica of Saint-Denis opens its illustrious doors for an exceptional visit in the footsteps of the princesses and queens buried there, on March 10, 2024 at 2:30pm.

Ninho in concert at the Stade de France in May 2025, new date

Ninho continues his ascent! The French rapper announces his first-ever concert at the Stade de France. Mark your calendars: the artist will invade the Seine-Saint-Denis stadium in a show not to be missed on Saturday, May 3, 2025. In response to demand, and following his already sold-out first concert, Ninho is adding a second date, on Friday May 2, again at the Stade de France.

Six Nations Tournament 2024: where can you watch France take on Scotland?

After losing to Ireland, the French national team must now get back into the swing of things against Scotland on February 10, 2024. The Grand Slam may be a long way off, but the French are still in contention to win the Six Nations Tournament.

February vacations 2024: country vacations with children at Gally farms

From February 10 to 25, 2024, Les fermes de Gally are going into "vacation" mode, with activities, events and tours specially designed for families and children, at the three country addresses in the Paris region.

The other side of the coin: an exhibition with athletes to raise awareness of cyberbullying

On February 6 and 7, 2024, to mark Safer Internet Day, an exhibition will be set up on the forecourt of Saint-Denis Town Hall, to raise awareness around online harassment, in partnership with French athletes.

Grande dictée du sport and sports activities at Université Paris 8 in Saint-Denis

Take part in the first stage of the Grande dictée du sport, this Saturday, January 20, 2024 at Paris 8 University, in the city of Saint-Denis. On the program: sports activities, prizes and, of course, spelling!

Unusual: a visit to the heart of the only bakery in a container in Île-de-France, at 6b (93)

On the banks of the Saint-Denis canal, 6b is a large building in the heart of a brownfield site. This is where Sébastien Lefrançois, a baker like no other, opened his bakery... in a container.

The Tour Pleyel is transformed into a 4-star hotel with panoramic pool in Saint-Denis

The Tour Pleyel has been given a facelift, and in spring 2024 will be transformed into a 4-star hotel, with a panoramic swimming pool and almost 700 rooms, perfect for welcoming tourists in time for the Paris Olympic Games!

Ice rink and giant toboggan run at the Saint-Denis Christmas market, in front of the basilica

For the festive season, what could be better than a trip to the Christmas market? Between mulled wine and chocolate, waffles and other comforting treats, you'll be able to put on your skates on the ice rink set up especially for the occasion!

Saint-Denis 2024 Festival: Souad Massi, Blick Bassy... here's the line-up

Join us from May 29 to June 27, 2024 at the Basilica of Saint-Denis for the new edition of the Festival de Saint-Denis. On the program? Renaud Capuçon, Thomas Dunford, Souad Massi, Blick Bassy and Florentin Ginot, Zahia Ziouani and Amandine Beyer.

Néandertal at the Théâtre Gérard Philippe: A Journey to the Heart of Our Origins

From February 28 to March 11, 2024, the Théâtre Gérard Philippe in Saint-Denis will host the innovative play 'Néandertal', a theatrical exploration of the mysteries of our DNA and our shared past.

Unusual: an exclusive guided tour of the Royal Abbey of Saint-Denis, usually closed to the public

While many Parisians are familiar with the famous Basilique Saint-Denis, where the great Kings and Queens of France are buried, few are familiar with the city's royal abbey, home to Benedictine monks.