Paris is buzzing this week, listeners, so whether you are after art, fashion, music, food, or outdoor experiences, you've got options every single day. Today, September 20th, the city launches into European Heritage Days, where hundreds of landmarks and secret locations open their doors for free or at reduced cost, letting you explore Paris’s hidden gems. Expect unique behind-the-scenes tours at museums, theatres, government buildings, and more, so be ready for lots of surprises and insider stories.

Saturday night features the legendary Nocturnes Electro party, a pulsing electronic music extravaganza in the gardens of the Château de Versailles, just a short train ride from the city. For techno fans, the Techno Parade rolls back into Paris this weekend, filling the streets with beats, dancers, and spectacular floats, reviving its famous street festival energy after a brief hiatus.

This marks the end of Paris Fashion Week, with edgy runway shows, exclusive pop-up stores, and creative workshops. Head to 23 rue du Sentier before September 24 for Promod’s pop-up celebrating 50 years of chic, with fashion, styling sessions, and surprises in the heart of Le Sentier.

Art lovers, keep your eyes open for the outdoor PHOTOCLIMAT exhibition, turning central Paris into a gigantic open-air gallery with striking environmental-themed installations across iconic places like Place de la Concorde and the Seine quays. Don’t miss the immersive Louis Vuitton Art Deco exhibition at LV Dream starting September 26, an immersive journey through Art Deco style and more than 300 heritage pieces.

From September 23, Blanca Li’s Le Bal de Paris at La Seine Musicale invites you to step inside a virtual reality ball with CHANEL couture and live dance, offering a fairytale sensory trip.

Families and nature lovers should drop by the Butterfly Garden at Parc Floral, open through the end of September. Walk among thousands of butterflies in a dreamy greenhouse, perfect for kids and a bit of escapism.

Discover plant-based cuisine at Grande Semaine Végétale, where the rooftops of the 18th arrondissement host free tastings, workshops, and debates about food and sustainability on September 27 and 28.

Sunday, September 28 welcomes the Paris-Versailles race, a thrilling 16km journey from the Eiffel Tower to the famed Château de Versailles, drawing thousands of runners and cheering crowds along the scenic route.

For museum goers, the Orsay Museum opens its Sargent: The Paris Years exhibit on September 23, gathering over 90 works from the American master. At Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, check out Richard Avedon’s acclaimed photo series until October 12. Maison Européenne de la Photographie features Marie-Laure de Decker and Ilanit Illouz’s shows through September 28.

Don’t forget about Paris Rooftop Days September 27 and 28 for incredible panoramic parties at secret rooftops around the city.

Whatever your passion, Paris has you covered this week—free events, cutting-edge art, fashion flash, music, green festivals, and unforgettable nights under autumn skies. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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