Things to do in Paris on Sunday, February 7, 2027

Our selection: 30 picks, 9 free

What’s on in Paris on Sunday, February 7, 2027, picked by Parissi from the City of Paris’s official agenda and from organisers. Don’t miss: DISORDER FESTIVAL: A Dark Celebration - Feb 6 & 7, 2027 - Montreuil, Festival Everybody, 6th edition on the contemporary body at Le Carreau du Temple and Show: Just like me.

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DISORDER FESTIVAL: A Dark Celebration - Feb 6 & 7, 2027 - Montreuil

Forget the usual weekend plans and lose yourself in a sprawling celebration of the dark arts. Across several iconic spots in Montreuil, a lineup of legendary and emerging acts will turn the cold wave, darkwave, and post-punk scene into a massive gathering for alternative music lovers. Whether you are a devoted goth or simply curious about sonic fringes, this circuit is crafted for those who prefer their melodies with a biting, industrial edge.

Feb 6–7 La Marbrerie
Festival Everybody, 6th edition on the contemporary body at Le Carreau du Temple

Step into a space where movement challenges social norms and redefines what it means to belong. Through a mix of bold stage performances and creative workshops, this festival invites you to celebrate diverse identities and human experiences in the heart of the city.

Free (conditions)Feb 3–7 Le Carreau du Temple (Paris 3rd)
Show: Just like me

Silence speaks volumes when a clumsy clown meets a nimble acrobat to the haunting rhythm of a cello. This intimate performance invites toddlers to step into a whimsical mirror game where bodies connect and stories unfold without a single word. Perfect for an enchanting weekend escape that celebrates curiosity and the joy of shared discoveries.

FreeFeb 6–10 MAIF Social Club (Paris 3rd)
Beauty and the Beast

Classic folklore gets a radical makeover where the protagonist reclaims her agency from the male gaze. By pairing Cocteau's timeless imagery with a hypnotic, minimalist score, the stage transforms into a living critique of cinema and power dynamics. This is a must-see for those looking to experience a haunting, immersive narrative shift.

Feb 3–11 Théâtre du Châtelet (Paris 1st)
That's Love

Step into a poignant and hilarious family portrait triggered by an unexpected visit on Christmas Eve. It is the perfect blend of warmth and wit that captures the complex beauty of those closest to us.

Jan 9 – Feb 21 Théâtre Bouffes parisiens (Paris 2nd)
Alcôv, the new spatialized music listening experience

Forget your headphones and prepare for a total immersion where sound becomes a physical substance. Between vintage design and cutting-edge technology, this experience transforms music into moving architecture that envelops your senses far beyond simple listening.

Dec 19 – Feb 21 Alcôv (Paris 19th)
Kung Fu Workshops

Forget the usual park visit and let your kids channel their inner warrior with these engaging kung fu sessions. Through fun-filled drills and age-appropriate moves, they will sharpen their focus and confidence in no time. It is the perfect Sunday morning energy burner that makes movement feel like a true adventure.

FreeDec 20 – Feb 28 Centre Paris Anim' Mercoeur (Paris 11th)
The Ogresses' Ball

Step into a world where ancient folklore meets modern art in a gripping exploration of female power. Through the lens of legendary ogres from the Mediterranean, this exhibition reveals the multifaceted and rebellious spirit behind these iconic figures.

FreeNov 12 – Feb 7 Institut des Cultures d'Islam (ICI)
From Rasht, Darius Dolatyari-Dolatdoust

Follow the threads of a family saga spanning from Rasht to Paris, woven into a striking display of memory and displacement. This exhibition captures the essence of a hidden history through eclectic art forms that feel both deeply personal and universally resonant.

FreeNov 12 – Feb 7 Institut des Cultures d'Islam (ICI)
Zithromax

Step behind the scenes of a hectic hospital ward where dark comedy acts as the only shield against burnout. This powerful play sheds light on the unseen realities of caregiving while honoring the resilience of those who keep the system from collapsing. Prepare for an emotional journey that captures the raw, human heart of our medical workers.

Dec 19 – Feb 21 Studio Hébertot (Paris 17th)
Indian Nights - The Lantern Festival at the Jardin d'Acclimatation

A kaleidoscope of thousands of handcrafted lanterns is currently transforming one of Paris's favorite parks into a shimmering Indian landscape. Wander through this radiant open-air trail for an enchanting journey that concludes with the authentic aromatic flavors of New Delhi.

Nov 27 – Feb 21 Jardin d'Acclimatation (Paris 16th)
"Happy Retirement Dad", an exhibition between documentary and fiction

Stepping away from four decades on the factory floor is a profound life pivot, captured here with rare cinematic delicacy. Blending documentary truth with storytelling, this exhibition examines the intimate legacy passed between generations during moments of transition. It is a deeply human observation of how we let go of one world to embrace the next.

FreeNov 12 – Feb 21 Frac Île-de-France, Le Plateau (Paris 19th)
Oli’s Imaginary Museum

Forget static exhibitions, Oli turns this massive venue into a vibrant diary of his creative evolution. Bridging the gap between street culture and contemporary art, this immersive experience invites you to lose yourself in his memories and find a new reflection of your own path.

Dec 2 – Feb 21 Grand Palais (Paris 8th)
An Act of Attention

Seven contemporary photographers are shaking up visual conventions in the heart of the Marais through a dialogue between images and sculpture. This collection captures the essence of the real, turning fleeting human experiences into profound observations. It is the perfect spot for those seeking an exhibition that feels less like a display and more like a collective creative heartbeat.

FreeNov 12 – Feb 21 Institut suédois (Paris 3rd)
Immersive exhibition "Seokguram, an infinite world"

Forget your standard gallery stroll and step directly into a sacred Korean grotto through this mesmerizing high-tech installation. It is a brilliant blend of ancient spirituality and modern digital artistry, capped off by the chance to cast your own illuminated wish onto the walls.

FreeNov 23 – Mar 13 Centre Culturel Coréen (Paris 8th)
The Table of Agathe Chamignon Mural

Step into the vibrant world of Agathe Chamignon, where overflowing dining tables meet the delicate charm of wildflowers. Her distinct use of pastels and colored pencils turns everyday moments into poetic scenes that brighten up any space. Come discover these radiant murals that perfectly capture the warm, spirited energy of gathering around a meal.

FreeNov 3 – Feb 27 Bibliothèque Assia Djebar (Paris 20th)
Kurt Schwitters. The World-Chaos. 1918-1948

Step into the rebellious and boundless world of a creative visionary who turned ordinary junk into stunning art. You will explore the chaotic genius behind the Dada movement, discovering how a single mind revolutionized everything from graphic design to primitive sound poetry. It is a rare chance to witness an exhibition that completely defies convention and sparks pure inspiration.

Nov 12 – Feb 7 Musée national Picasso-Paris (Paris 3rd)
Tour: "André Malraux and Pablo Picasso: The Imaginary Museum"

Discover the complex dynamic between a literary giant and an iconic painter through this thought-provoking exhibition. It uncovers how Malraux built his own vision of art by obsessively analyzing the creations of his Spanish contemporary. Step into a dialogue that is as much about profound interpretation as it is about creative legacy.

Nov 12 – Feb 7 Musée national Picasso-Paris (Paris 3rd)
I Telman nwè ki i blé (So black it becomes blue)

Deep blues and midnight blacks collide in this captivating retrospective that pushes the boundaries of texture and medium. Step inside a world where textiles, paper, and light translate the complex identity and history of Martinique into a breathtaking aesthetic experience. It is the perfect plan for anyone looking to lose themselves in pure sensory art.

Nov 13 – Feb 14 Palais de Tokyo (Paris 16th)
Wild Heart. Sonia Gomes

Sonia Gomes turns forgotten fabrics into sweeping, organic installations that pulsate with the energy of Afro-Brazilian heritage. Wander through a space where textiles become a powerful language of resistance and collective memory. You will walk away seeing the stories hidden in the very texture of everyday materials.

Nov 13 – Feb 14 Palais de Tokyo (Paris 16th)
The Source of the Loire and other films. Rose Lowder

Forget your standard screens and step into the rhythmic, organic world of Rose Lowder. These 16mm experimental shorts turn flora and landscapes into flickering masterpieces that will leave your eyes feeling refreshed and sharpened.

Nov 13 – Feb 14 Palais de Tokyo (Paris 16th)
Contemporary counterpoint. Vija Celmins

Lose yourself in the subtle interplay between delicate, hyper-precise works and the legendary brushstrokes of Monet's masterpiece. This immersive experience offers a rare moment of contemplative focus in the heart of one of the city's most serene galleries.

Nov 12 – Feb 15 Musée de l'Orangerie (Paris 1st)
A Wardrobe of One's Own. Dissident Femininities in the 19th Century

Forget the restrictive silhouettes of the past and step into a world where nineteenth-century women daringly claimed men’s fashion as their own. Through a stunning collection of personal belongings and iconic tailoring, this exhibition explores how subverting dress codes became a powerful statement of personal and social liberation.

Nov 12 – Feb 14 Palais Galliera - musée de la Mode de Paris
Georges Perec, user's manuals

Step into the whimsical mind of one of literature's greatest puzzle-makers through a collection of intimate artifacts and rare manuscripts. This playful journey explores both the creative genius and the person behind the pages, inviting you to discover the secret mechanics of his iconic prose.

Nov 12 – Feb 14 Bibliothèque François-Mitterrand – Galerie 2
Not all columns have a heart of stone. Céleste Richard-Zimmermann

Forget everything you thought you knew about static monuments and explore a space where concrete crumbles and transforms. This immersive exhibition breathes raw life into broken structures, challenging how we perceive authority and memory.

Nov 13 – Feb 14 Palais de Tokyo (Paris 16th)
What Remains. Lionel Sabatté

Prepare to see the animal kingdom through a radical new lens where dust, rust, and organic residues become the building blocks of hauntingly beautiful sculptures. Wandering through these galleries means confronting the fragile border between life and decay as iconic creatures are reimagined in surprising, raw, and transformative ways.

Nov 12 – Feb 21 Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
Goldilocks and the Three Bears - show for toddlers (1-6 years old)

Classic storytelling gets a musical upgrade that will captivate your little ones from start to finish. Join Goldilocks on her woodland adventure, brought to life with a delightful score that creates the perfect first theater experience for toddlers.

Dec 5 – Mar 7 À La Folie Théâtre (Paris 11th)
We saw it, we (more than) loved it: the exhibition "Paris à l’arraché. Jacques Villeglé and Urban Art" at the Musée Carnavalet

Consider the city walls as a giant, evolving collage that documents the pulse of Parisian life over the decades. This exhibition explores how ripped posters become fine art, offering a fascinating archaeological journey through the visual history of the streets.

Nov 12 – Feb 14 Musée Carnavalet - Histoire de Paris
You and your gang. Collective exhibition

Forget sterile galleries, this showcase puts the raw power of collaboration front and center. Artists from rural heartlands and wild peaks converge here to explore how community truly shapes our creative spirit. Take an afternoon to wander through these intersections of art, protest, and everyday solidarity.

Nov 13 – Feb 14 Palais de Tokyo (Paris 16th)
Jenny Holzer. I Saw

Words become light, dancing across the monumental architecture of this iconic museum to blur the lines between past and present. Step inside to discover a mesmerizing digital dialogue that pulses alongside historic canvases, turning your gallery stroll into a truly immersive trip. Whether you're an art buff or just curious, this interplay of technology and tradition offers a refreshing way to reconnect with timeless masterworks.

Nov 12 – Feb 21 Musée d'Orsay (Paris 7th)

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