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Lunchtime Music - The 10th Arrondissement Musical Lunches
Join us one Wednesday per month at the 10th arrondissement town hall for a free lunchtime concert in the iconic Wedding Hall.
Mairie du 10e arrondissement (Paris 10th)
About
Conceived as an artistic breath of fresh air, free and open to all, the "Lunchtime Music" concerts, launched in June 2025 by the 10th Arrondissement Town Hall in association with the Hector Berlioz Municipal Conservatory, showcase students from instrument, singing, chamber music, and collective practice classes.
The programs, developed by the teachers, aim to showcase the richness of the paths taken and the diversity of aesthetics: instrumental groups, soloists, vocal or operatic ensembles will follow one another over the months, throughout the school year, in order to shine a light on the artists of tomorrow.
Our take on this event
Trade your usual office lunch for a breath of fresh musical air right in the heart of the 10th arrondissement. Student virtuosos from the local conservatory are taking the stage to perform everything from chamber music to vocal solos during this midday escape. It is the perfect cultural pick-me-up to recharge your energy before tackling the rest of your week.
The 10th arrondissement town hall and the Hector Berlioz municipal conservatory invite you to Midi en musique, a series of lunch-hour concerts designed to offer a short artistic break. These performances showcase the talents of students from various musical disciplines, including instrumental, vocal, and chamber music. The events are entirely free of charge and take place directly within the town hall premises. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can comfortably enjoy these midday performances in the heart of the 10th arrondissement throughout the winter season.
Midi en musique brings a series of lunchtime concerts to the 10th arrondissement town hall. This initiative, launched in collaboration with the Hector Berlioz municipal conservatory, highlights the hard work and artistry of students specializing in instruments, voice, and chamber music. Through these sessions, audiences are invited to discover a wide variety of musical styles and performance formats curated by the conservatory’s faculty.
Sessions take place from 13:00 to 14:00. Interested visitors can attend on three specific Wednesdays: November 18, 2026, December 16, 2026, and January 13, 2027. Admission is free, and the events are open to everyone wishing to enjoy a midday cultural experience.
The town hall is located at 72 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Martin and is equipped to be accessible for wheelchair users. These concerts serve as a platform for the next generation of musicians to share their progress and passion with the local community.




