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Pride Festival with the 14th arrondissement
The 14th arrondissement is turning up the volume this season with a vibrant celebration of queer culture across several local hubs. From insightful film discussions to a high-energy drag bingo, immerse yourself in an afternoon of performance art that promises both glamour and community spirit.
Centre Paris Anim' Marc Sangnier (Paris 14th)
About
The Pride Festival returns to the 14th arrondissement on Saturday, November 7, 2026, for an afternoon celebrating drag culture and advocating against discrimination. Open to attendees aged 14 and up, this event features an artistic trail across three local venues, including a film screening, a live performance by Les Caramels Fous, and a drag-hosted Bingo. Admission is free upon registration, and the entire route is fully accessible to visitors with physical, sensory, or cognitive disabilities. It is an inclusive opportunity to engage with LGBTQIA+ artistic expression through a variety of performances and interactive discussions.
For the past 5 years, the Pride Festival has offered a cultural program in the 14th arrondissement to raise public awareness about the fight against discrimination towards LGBTQIA+ people.
On this occasion, the MPAA/Broussais is partnering with the Centres Paris Anim’ Angel Parra and Marc Sangnier to invite the public to participate in a stroll between the different structures, punctuated by varied artistic offerings. Let yourself be carried away in an afternoon centered on drag culture! On the program: three stages with a film discussion, a show, and a Loto Bingo! This walk is accessible from age 14.
PROGRAM:
• Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra (183 rue Vercingétorix) · 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Film screening followed by a discussion time to talk about the history, codes, artistic expression, and political issues of Drag. The session will be moderated by the artist Pitch Gabbana, who will share their perspective, experience, and answer questions from the audience in a kind and open atmosphere for everyone.
• MPAA/Broussais (100 rue Didot) · 4:30 PM - 5:10 PM · Drag O’Rama
Excerpt from the show DRAGULA by the Compagnie Les Caramels Fous.
In a Gothic mansion, the Dracula family is preparing for succession. But disaster: the chosen heir is none other than Jacomo, a flamboyant vampire and proud Drag Queen, determined to shatter the dusty traditions of his clan.
• Centre Paris Anim' Marc Sangnier (24 avenue Marc Sangnier) · 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Loto Bingo hosted by Drag artists from the Collectif Dragbarré. Participation of €2 per card.
Maison des Pratiques Artistiques Amateurs
The MPAA is a cultural establishment of the City of Paris whose mission is to welcome, promote, and encourage amateur artistic practices, particularly in the field of performing arts throughout Paris and Greater Paris.
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Our take on this event
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the 14th arrondissement hosts a special Pride celebration. The journey begins at 14:30 at the Centre Paris Anim' Angel Parra with a film screening and discussion regarding the history and politics of drag, led by artist Pitch Gabbana. This session runs until 16:00.
At 16:30, the event moves to the MPAA/Broussais for Drag O’Rama, an excerpt from the show DRAGULA by Compagnie Les Caramels Fous. The performance features the story of Jacomo, a flamboyant vampire drag queen who challenges his family's traditional values. The show concludes at 17:10.
From 17:30 to 19:30, the final stop at the Centre Paris Anim' Marc Sangnier features a Loto Bingo session hosted by the Dragbarré Collective. Participation is 2 € per card. While the overall event is free, registration is required. The program is specifically designed to be inclusive, offering full access for wheelchair users and individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, visually impaired, or have cognitive disabilities.
