Violette Sauvage returns this weekend with Paris’s most famous fashion sale at Espace Froissart in the Marais. Listeners can browse thousands of trendy items and bargain finds on both Saturday and Sunday from 11 in the morning until 6 in the evening. Fashion lovers won’t want to miss it, as reported by Sortir à Paris. If you’re looking for something fresh and eco-friendly, head up to the 18th arrondissement for the Grande Semaine Végétale on the rooftops at Plantation Paris. From tastings to free workshops and plant-based food debates, this festival is an absolute treat for anyone even slightly curious about plant cuisine.

Saturday night ignites with an electro concert at the spectacular Château de Fontainebleau, offering a rare chance to dance inside this monumental landmark. Meanwhile, disco fans can flock to Chalet du Lac for a glittery ABBA dance party running from 8 pm all the way until five in the morning. Book dinner for the full experience—live music, club dancing under the stars, and vintage glam as highlighted by Sortir à Paris.

For whiskey lovers, Whisky Live Paris is taking over the Grande Halle de la Villette, drawing enthusiasts and professionals alike for tastings, masterclasses, and a tour through the world of spirits all weekend. If cocktails are more your speed, Cocktail Street at La Villette features nearly 50 bars and countless street food stalls alongside DJs, creating a festival atmosphere that promises a buzzy Parisian night, Secrets of Paris shares.

The city comes alive with green spirit for Fête des Jardins, a citywide festival celebrating urban nature. There will be gardening workshops, guided walks, and special openings throughout all arrondissements, with a central hub in Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. Everyone is welcome, and all ages can join in the joy of urban biodiversity according to Secrets of Paris.

On the cultural front, the PHOTOCLIMAT open-air photo festival transforms city landmarks like Place de la Concorde and the Seine quays into a gallery dedicated to environmental art and activism, running all month as described by Paris je t’aime. Museum enthusiasts can catch new blockbuster exhibitions: Jean-Baptiste Greuze at Petit Palais, Pierre Soulages at Musée du Luxembourg, Georges de La Tour at Musée Jacquemart-André, and the Parisian portraits of John Singer Sargent at Musée d’Orsay—all running this weekend and into the fall.

Fans of literature can enjoy the Fontainebleau Book Fair, with signings, workshops, and author events dedicated to book lovers for the day. Meanwhile, cinephiles will be wowed by the Avatar cine-concert at Zenith—James Cameron’s epic film screened with a full live orchestra.

Finish your month with world-class live shows: Dream Nation Festival for electronic music at Paris Nord Villepinte, Les Dames du Raï at Cabaret Sauvage, Turkish pop star Yalın at Le Grand Rex, and Sigur Rós with Orchestre Lamoureux at Salle Pleyel on Sunday.

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