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Hyper Weekend Festival 2026 in Paris: Charlotte Cardin, Ronisia... the rest of the lineup

Radio France announces the fifth edition of the Hyper Weekend Festival, its event dedicated to contemporary music. From Friday, January 23 to Sunday, January 25, 2026, enjoy numerous concerts and artists at the most iconic venues of the Maison Ronde. What's on the program for the 2026 edition? Artist Camille will give a special concert with the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra, Thylacine will perform with the Radio France Choir, Youssoupha will pay tribute to Balavoine, and Ronisia, Charlotte Cardin, Keren Ann, Nach, and The Doug will also be there. Discover the rest of the program for this new edition!

Winter Palace: a historical drama about the birth of luxury alpine tourism

Available on Netflix from February 13, 2025, Winter Palace immerses viewers in the Swiss Alps of 1899. This historical fresco, created by Lindsay Shapero and directed by Pierre Monnard, explores one hotelier's bold ambition in the face of the challenges of emerging winter tourism.

Thylacine in symphonic concert at La Seine Musicale in March 2024

Thylacine surrounded by the Lamoureux Orchestra for a unique symphonic live performance? This is the concert not to be missed on Wednesday March 6, 2024 at the Seine Musicale in Boulogne-Billancourt!

La Nuit des Choses: an unusual musical nocturne at the Louvre Museum

The Musée du Louvre presents "La Nuit des Chose", an exceptional nocturne to be experienced on Friday, January 13, 2023 from 6:30pm! On the program? Live music by Thylacine, a performance by Jacques, a meeting with Neil MacGrégor, a show with Etienne Saglio and Bachar Mar Kalifé, not forgetting a mini-tour of the "Les Choses, une histoire de la Nature Morte" exhibition.

White Night – Nuit Blanche 2021: choreographed walk and connected dancing in front of the City Hall

On Saturday October 2, 2021 the Paris City Hall parvis will dance to the rhythm of the White Night. On the menu? Connected dancing, choreographed walk by Mourad Merzouki and a cinematographic and travel-inducing installation.