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Kiosque en fête at Paul Robin Square
Local parks are coming alive with a vibrant mix of theater and live performances under the trees. Grab a spot and enjoy these cultural pop-ups that bring neighbors together for some much-needed artistic fresh air.
Square Paul Robin (Paris 18th)
About
Square Paul Robin hosts the Kiosque en fête event series, bringing a diverse range of cultural activities to the heart of the 18th arrondissement. From April 18 to October 25, 2026, this local green space invites you to discover unique artistic performances, including interactive theatre and musical showcases. Whether you are a local resident or just passing through, these outdoor events offer a refreshing way to experience art in the city. Best of all, admission is completely free for everyone. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that every member of the community can comfortably enjoy the performances scheduled throughout the season.
MAY
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 — from 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Play: Heroines without Borders — Participatory and multilingual play
JUNE
• FRIDAY, JUNE 19 — from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Kiosque en fête at Hébert — Cultural program of dance and music
Our take on this event
The Kiosque en fête cultural season transforms Square Paul Robin at Place Hébert into a vibrant stage for public entertainment. Spanning from April 18 to October 25, 2026, the square hosts a curated selection of artistic events in the 18th arrondissement, perfect for those looking to enjoy local culture in an open-air setting.
The schedule features diverse performances, starting on Wednesday, May 27, with the interactive and multilingual play 'Héroïnes sans Frontières' from 10:00 to 11:00. Later in the season, on Friday, June 19, from 17:00 to 18:30, visitors can attend 'Kiosque en fête à Hébert,' an event dedicated to music and dance.
All scheduled activities are free of charge. The layout of Square Paul Robin ensures full accessibility for wheelchair users, making it an inclusive space for all visitors to gather and enjoy these seasonal performances.
