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« Cabaret(s) - History of a living transmission », a photo exhibition on the railings of the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel

Photo : © Vlada Krassilnikova

Sep 22 – Dec 18Free

« Cabaret(s) - History of a living transmission », a photo exhibition on the railings of the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel

The « Cabaret(s) – History of a living transmission » exhibition aims to promote cabaret in all its forms, demonstrating its ability to span eras, transmit its expertise, imagination, and spaces of freedom, while constantly reinventing itself.

Square du Temple - Elie Wiesel (Paris 3rd)

Part of the Saison Cabaret 2026-2027 programme

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Photo exhibition « Cabaret(s)
History of a living transmission »

Through multiple photographic perspectives, the exhibition - with artistic direction by Véronique Prugnaud - showcases the vitality of an art form that transcends eras, passes on its expertise, and continues today to invent new forms of freedom and performance.

Exhibition on the railings of the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel from September 22 to December 18, 2026 a stone's throw from the Carreau du Temple.

As part of the Cabaret Season initiated and supported by the Ministry of Culture.

Our take on this event

Take a deep dive into the flamboyant world of cabaret right in the middle of a charming public garden. These photographs trace the evolution of an art form that thrives on creative freedom and theatrical legacy. It is a striking open-air gallery experience to enjoy while exploring one of Paris's most vibrant districts.

Discover the enduring spirit of cabaret through the photography exhibition 'Cabaret(s) - Histoire d'une transmission vivante', displayed on the railings of the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel. Curated by Véronique Prugnaud, this visual journey showcases how this performance art evolves, blending traditional techniques with contemporary creative freedom. Running from September 22, 2026, to December 18, 2026, this outdoor exhibition is completely free of charge. The location is wheelchair accessible and features adaptations for visitors who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or visually impaired, ensuring that this celebration of artistic heritage remains open to everyone.

Part of the Saison Cabaret initiative supported by the Ministry of Culture, the Square du Temple Elie-Wiesel in Paris’s 3rd arrondissement presents an exhibition documenting the history and vitality of cabaret. Between September 22, 2026, and December 18, 2026, the perimeter railings of the square function as a public gallery. Under the artistic direction of Véronique Prugnaud, a series of photographs highlights how the art form has been passed down through generations while continuing to reinvent itself as a space for modern spectacle and freedom.

The exhibition is open to the public free of charge, located on Rue de Bretagne near the Carreau du Temple. The site is designed to be accessible to wheelchair users and provides specific adaptations for those with hearing or visual impairments. Experience this photographic exploration of cabaret’s living legacy at your own pace during your next visit to the neighborhood.

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