Le P’tit Paris Go brings you the latest news and events happening in Paris. In this edition, we have some exciting events lined up for you.
First up is the Fête de la Science, a festival dedicated to showcasing scientific discoveries and innovations. This event is perfect for both adults and children, as it offers a wide range of interactive activities and exhibitions. It’s a great opportunity to learn and engage with the world of science.
Next, we have the Festival “les enfants d’abord” (Children First Festival), which promises a delightful experience for the whole family. This festival focuses on entertaining and educating children through various performances, workshops, and shows. It’s a fantastic way to spend quality time with your kids and nurture their curiosity and creativity.
Lastly, we are thrilled to announce that Tina Arena will be performing in concert on November 16th in Paris. Known for her powerful vocals and captivating performances, Tina Arena is a true icon in the music industry. This concert is not to be missed for all music lovers.
In our previous editions of Paris Go, we featured some remarkable events such as the Epopée époustouflante “Eldorado 1528” (Stunning Epic “Eldorado 1528”). This opera, celebrating its 30th anniversary, promises a mesmerizing experience for the audience. Also, our coverage of the Mama Festival, Color Run, and the theatrical production of Le soldat rose garnered a lot of attention.
We also featured talented artists like Tahnee and Süeur, who showcased their skills in the Temple du Slam at Belleville. These artists truly captivated the audience with their powerful performances.
Paris Go also keeps you updated on the latest festivals and events happening in and around Paris. We highlighted the Saint Germain en Live Festival and the Festi’Val de Marne, which offer a wide range of musical performances and cultural experiences.
Additionally, we featured the Spectacle: plongée dans l’univers de Madonna (Diving into Madonna’s Universe), which promises a unique and immersive experience for fans of the iconic pop star.
For those interested in history and heritage, we provided some original ideas for the Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days) along with the opportunity to visit the Château de Brialy, previously owned by Jean-Claude Brialy, which is now open to the public.
Lastly, we featured Adé’s performance at the Essonne en Scène festival, the Traversées du Marais event, and an exhibition centered around the famous painting, the Joconde (Mona Lisa).
Stay tuned to Paris Go for more exciting news and events happening in the City of Love.
