Paris Packed with Vibrant Holiday Events: Your Weekly Guide
Update: 2025-12-04
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Welcome to your Paris event guide for this week! There's so much happening in the City of Light, so let's dive right in.
Starting with today, Thursday, you've got some fantastic options. If you're into electronic music, head to YoYo at the Palais de Tokyo tonight at five o'clock for Guy2Bezbar. For something more artistic, check out the Carrousel des Métiers d'Art et de Création at the Carreau du Temple, running through Sunday. This thirteenth edition celebrates traditional French craftsmanship and is perfect if you're hunting for unique holiday gifts. It's also marking the Île-de-France Chamber of Trades and Crafts' hundredth anniversary, so there's real historical significance here.
If you're in the mood for immersive experiences, the Mobilier National is launching a stunning textile and fashion exhibition exploring the centuries-old connection between India and France. This runs through January fourth, so you've got time, but starting today is perfect.
Moving into the weekend, Paris transforms into a winter wonderland. The La Défense Christmas Market continues its thirtieth edition with over three hundred chalets, a central ice rink, daily Santa appearances, and festive entertainment running through December twenty-eighth. It's massive and absolutely worth the trip.
For something more intimate, the Montmartre Christmas Market offers a hundred percent made-in-France village experience running through January fourth. You'll find traditional French crafts, mulled wine, and regional cuisine at the highest point in the capital.
Christmas window displays are spectacular this year too. Galeries Lafayette's rooftop has transformed into a temporary ice rink with stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and illuminated rooftops, open through January fourth. The department store also features beautiful window displays designed by illustrator Jeanne Detallante, running through December thirty-first.
For art lovers, the Salon des Beaux-Arts at the Réfectoire des Cordeliers runs through Sunday and is completely free. You'll see painting, sculpture, and textile works.
Don't miss the Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral in the twelfth arrondissement, featuring one thousand monumental lanterns and drone shows through January eleventh. It's genuinely magical.
Whether you're seeking markets, ice skating, art, crafts, or festive entertainment, this week in Paris delivers everything you need for the perfect holiday experience. Get out there and enjoy!
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Starting with today, Thursday, you've got some fantastic options. If you're into electronic music, head to YoYo at the Palais de Tokyo tonight at five o'clock for Guy2Bezbar. For something more artistic, check out the Carrousel des Métiers d'Art et de Création at the Carreau du Temple, running through Sunday. This thirteenth edition celebrates traditional French craftsmanship and is perfect if you're hunting for unique holiday gifts. It's also marking the Île-de-France Chamber of Trades and Crafts' hundredth anniversary, so there's real historical significance here.
If you're in the mood for immersive experiences, the Mobilier National is launching a stunning textile and fashion exhibition exploring the centuries-old connection between India and France. This runs through January fourth, so you've got time, but starting today is perfect.
Moving into the weekend, Paris transforms into a winter wonderland. The La Défense Christmas Market continues its thirtieth edition with over three hundred chalets, a central ice rink, daily Santa appearances, and festive entertainment running through December twenty-eighth. It's massive and absolutely worth the trip.
For something more intimate, the Montmartre Christmas Market offers a hundred percent made-in-France village experience running through January fourth. You'll find traditional French crafts, mulled wine, and regional cuisine at the highest point in the capital.
Christmas window displays are spectacular this year too. Galeries Lafayette's rooftop has transformed into a temporary ice rink with stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and illuminated rooftops, open through January fourth. The department store also features beautiful window displays designed by illustrator Jeanne Detallante, running through December thirty-first.
For art lovers, the Salon des Beaux-Arts at the Réfectoire des Cordeliers runs through Sunday and is completely free. You'll see painting, sculpture, and textile works.
Don't miss the Luminous Odyssey at Parc Floral in the twelfth arrondissement, featuring one thousand monumental lanterns and drone shows through January eleventh. It's genuinely magical.
Whether you're seeking markets, ice skating, art, crafts, or festive entertainment, this week in Paris delivers everything you need for the perfect holiday experience. Get out there and enjoy!
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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