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Exhibition & Cabaret: LA BANDE À BAS NYLON

Photo : © Jean-Biche 2026

Nov 7–18Free (conditions)

Exhibition & Cabaret: LA BANDE À BAS NYLON

The artistic cabaret collective "Les Nuits Bas Nylon" opens the doors of their dressing rooms to you!

Galerie du Montparnasse (Paris 14th)

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The artistic cabaret collective "Les Nuits Bas Nylon" opens the doors of their dressing rooms to you! On the program: works of art, installations, and surprises :)

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Step behind the velvet curtain for a wild artistic adventure where exhibitions collide with high-energy cabaret. This collective invites you to explore a bizarre, beautiful world of performances and creative installations. Perfect for anyone looking to shake up their weekend routine with a touch of eccentricity.

From November 7 to November 18, 2026, the artistic collective Les Nuits Bas Nylon takes over the Galerie du Montparnasse for a unique exhibition and cabaret experience. Visitors are invited to step behind the scenes of the troupe to discover a curated selection of artworks, immersive installations, and various surprises. Designed for guests aged 12 and up, the venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Located in the 14th arrondissement, this event offers a creative escape into the world of cabaret performance. Attendance is free subject to conditions, making it an excellent opportunity to explore contemporary artistic expression in a central Parisian setting.

The Galerie du Montparnasse is hosting the exhibition and cabaret project titled La Bande à Bas Nylon, presented by the collective Les Nuits Bas Nylon. Running from November 7 to November 18, 2026, the event offers a rare glimpse into the troupe's creative world and private backstage atmosphere.

The showcase features a diverse range of artworks and installations, complemented by surprise performances. The exhibition is suitable for attendees aged 12 and older and ensures full accessibility for wheelchair users.

Please note the specific opening hours: the gallery is open on Saturdays from 17:00 to 23:00. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Sundays, the doors are open from 14:00 to 19:00. Entry is free subject to conditions.

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