February 1
Lunar New Yr on the Guimet Museum with a late opening till midnight (final entry at 11:15pm), celebrating the Yr of the Wood Snake with dazzling performances, cultural workshops, and a nighttime go to of the Tang China exhibition. Get pleasure from a lion dance, a tea ceremony, storytelling on nature’s cycles, and screenings of Chinese language arthouse cinema. Welcomed by the Guardians of Time, legendary creatures by Jiang Qiong Er, guests of all ages can expertise the richness of Asian traditions in a vibrant, festive ambiance.
February 1
Afterbulles on the Butte aux Cailles (35, Rue de l’Espérance Paris thirteenth) is internet hosting a Music n’ Bulles Night with stay music tonight at 7:30pm. Cécile will sing songs about Love and Paris accompanied by her ukulele and Philippe on the guitar. Charge is €39 for 3 champagnes + Connoisseur plate (pay in particular person on the day). Reservations by phone 01 45 81 26 36 or e-mail to afterbulles@vinissime.fr.
By means of February 2
The Musée Bourdelle (18 Rue Antoine Bourdelle, fifteenth) presents Rodin & Bourdelle, a hanging exhibition that brings collectively over 160 works from these two monumental sculptors. Rodin, a grasp of contemporary sculpture, and Bourdelle, his former pupil, share a deep reference to supplies like marble and the unfinished aesthetic. The exhibition explores their shared influences, with items like La Important de Dieu by Rodin and La Important désespérée by Bourdelle. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am-6pm. Tickets €10, diminished €8. Nice little café upstairs.
By means of February 4
The twice-annual gross sales (soldes en français) kick off in retailers throughout France, with clothes and residential items as much as 70% off. Even when “every thing is cheaper on-line,” the gross sales are a good time to help small, unbiased retailers, particularly these which are often a bit out of your worth vary.
February 8
The Mathgoth Gallery (34 rue Hélène Brion, thirteenth arrondissement) presents a brand new open version print by avenue artist Jef Aérosol, making artwork extra accessible whereas sustaining prime quality. His newest pigment print, Là-bas, shall be obtainable beginning Saturday, February 8, with a particular in-person signing session by the artist at 3pm. Free entry.
February 8
Lunar New Yr Artisan Showcase & Tasting at Bazaar Idea at 86 boulevard Vincent Auriol, thirteenth arrondissement, that includes Asian craftsmanship with visitor manufacturers Ô Fil du Mékong and Juldana. From 11am to 1pm, take pleasure in a free tasting of festive specialties whereas discovering distinctive handmade creations in a boutique setting.
February 12
Spectateurs! screening + Q&A with director Arnaud Desplechin on the new cinema within the Jeu de Paume (1 Place de la Concorde, eighth arrondissement). “This cinematic love letter explores what it means to go to the films, mixing reminiscence, fiction, and discovery in a coming-of-age story of a movie lover.” Hosted by “Misplaced in Frenchlation”, the night begins with drinks at 7pm, adopted by the screening at 8pm, and a Q&A with the director. Movie in French with English subtitles. Tickets €7.50 – €11.50, obtainable right here.
February 14
The LOVE Night on the Musée Rodin transforms Valentine’s Day right into a romantic and festive journey by artwork, dance, and poetry. Wander the museum’s assortment below the prism of ardour and sensuality, take pleasure in a moonlit Belle Époque dance, stay performances of early Twentieth-century love songs, and compose your individual poetic declaration impressed by Rodin’s works. Be part of a drawing workshop, bask in treats on the ephemeral bar, and seize the night time on the photocall. This particular night time runs from 7pm to 11pm, with timed entry each half-hour. Advance on-line reserving required, tickets €27.
January 14th – February 28
French avenue artists Seth’s solo exhibition Escape Video games opens at Galerie Itinerrance, 24bis Boulevard du Général Jean Simon, thirteenth arrondissement, Tuesday to Saturday, 11am-7pm. “This exhibit invitations viewers to flee the uncertainties of our period by a poetic journey of resilience, creativeness, and hope.” Free entry. Accessible by way of metro Bibliothèque François Mitterrand (line 14) or Tram T3a.
By means of September 7
The Bibliothèque Nationale de France (5 Rue Vivienne, 2nd) presents Le monde pour horizon, a year-long, three-part exhibition showcasing uncommon maps, prints, manuscripts, photographs, costumes, and stage jewellery. Highlights embody Hokusai’s The Nice Wave and Toulouse-Lautrec’s Divan Japonais poster. With rotating reveals each 4 months, guests can return for brand new discoveries all year long. Open Tuesday 10am-8pm, Wednesday to Sunday 10am-6pm. Tickets €10, diminished €8.
By means of September 21
Musée d’Artwork et d’Histoire Louis-Senlecq (31 Grande Rue, L’Isle-Adam) presents Trois siècles à L’Isle-Adam, an exhibition showcasing the city’s historical past by work, sculptures, watercolors, engravings, classic posters, postcards, and historic images. Guests will discover L’Isle-Adam’s evolution from the 18th century to the mid-Twentieth century. Highlights embody works by artists like Jules Dupré, depictions of the Oise River landscapes, and a spotlight in town’s industrial and leisure historical past. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am-6pm. €6.