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4D AGO

Paris Abuzz with Autumn Events: Notre Dame Towers Reopen, PHOTOCLIMAT Art Transforms City, Techno Parade, Fashion Week, and More

Paris is buzzing with energy as autumn settles in, with a vibrant lineup of events filling the city with excitement through the rest of this week and the weekend. Let’s dive into what’s happening right now, so listeners can make the most of Paris in late September. Kicking things off, the reopening of Notre Dame’s towers is this month’s headline for culture lovers. For the first time since the devastating fire, visitors can once again climb the legendary 424 steps and discover a newly enhanced experience at the top, with sweeping views over the city and fresh exhibits to explore. ParisDiscoveryGuide.com notes that this has quickly become the must-do attraction for September. Outdoor art takes over the capital with the return of PHOTOCLIMAT, transforming Paris into an open-air gallery from Place de la Concorde to the quays of the Seine and Place Saint-Sulpice. More than forty artists and NGOs fill these spaces with monumental installations, all focused on environmental and social commitment. Parisjetaime.com highlights that this is a free, accessible cultural walk and an inspiring way to get outside and see the city in a new light. Music fans have much to celebrate this weekend. The comeback of the famous Techno Parade promises a citywide party. Floats topped with world-class DJs will roll through the streets blasting electronic music, reviving an event that was missed last year. For something different, the gardens of the Château de Versailles host the Nocturnes Electro this Saturday, September 27th, for an open-air night dance party. For those who want to feel the city’s pulse through movement, the annual Paris-Versailles race, known as La Grande Classique, takes off on Sunday, September 28th. Twenty-five thousand runners will race the 16-kilometer course from the Eiffel Tower to the Château de Versailles—a true spectacle for athletes and spectators alike. Art and fashion lovers are also treated to a feast of new exhibitions. The history of French style and sports unites in Fashion on the Move at the Palais Galliera, running through early October. Meanwhile, Paris is pulsing with energy as Paris Fashion Week lights up runways and venues across the city, introducing fresh designers and trends. If you have an appetite for more than art, the Sirha Omnivore Paris festival draws some of the world’s best young chefs to Parc Floral. Expect live demos, tastings, and plenty of inspiration for foodies. Parisians are savoring every bit of late-summer joy, with pop-up events, new shows at theaters and concert halls, and a special parade celebrating 1,500 years of Paris history taking over the city center. So, whether you’re after world-class art, live music, gourmet adventures, or one-of-a-kind Parisian traditions, the City of Light truly shines this week. Thanks for tuning in to your essential Paris update. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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SEP 20

Paris Buzzes With Diverse Events Across Art, Fashion, Music, and More

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. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Sep 20

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London Buzzing with Arts, Food, and Quirky Events This Autumn Weekend

Listeners, if you are wondering what’s happening in London on this crisp autumn weekend and coming week, you are in for a treat. London is absolutely buzzing, and whether you’re after arts, food, or something totally quirky, there’s genuinely something for everyone. Today starts off with one of the city’s most unique opportunities: the open day at the St Pancras Waterpoint tower. You can climb inside a Grade II listed water tower for panoramic views of King’s Cross and surrounding neighborhoods, totally free. Over in Kingston, it’s a rare chance to peek into the Coombe Conduit, the fascinating remains of a Tudor waterworks that once served Hampton Court. That runs from eleven to two, also free of charge. If you’re a film lover, head to the Guinness World Records Attempt celebrating Film100, or join in the Mudlarking Weekend at London Museum—search for Thames treasures and even learn about ancient artefacts. At Buckingham Palace, the King’s Tour Artists brings out more than seventy works from His Majesty’s private collection—many shown publicly for the first time. This is part of the special summer opening, so make the most of it while you can according to IanVisits. Today, how about mixing history and entertainment? You can enjoy an intimate jazz session at the Soho Hidden Jazz Club, or believe it or not, hop aboard a river cruise on the Thames with a three-course dinner and an Elvis Presley tribute show—Matt King performs as Elvis and it’s spectacular according to LondonDrum. The West End isn’t taking a break either. On stage this weekend: Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida in the Globe Theatre; the disco-fueled KC & The Sunshine Band Musical Get Down Tonight; and a charming production of My Neighbour Totoro at the Gillian Lynne Theatre. Even Punch at the Apollo delivers gripping drama inspired by real-life events, while Brendan Gleeson stars in The Weir, making his West End debut. For Sunday, DesignMyNight tips the Pizza Bus Tour—a London sightseeing tour with pizza on a retro Routemaster bus. If you fancy something lively, the West End Boogie Shoes silent disco walking tour is a blast, letting you strut through the city in style. Don’t forget traditional afternoon tea options, Sherlock Holmes-themed or even on a floral Routemaster vintage bus. On Sunday, yogis should grab a mat and get to the Natural History Museum for unique yoga sessions, while a real sheep drive takes place on Southwark Bridge—a classic London ceremony that’s as quirky as it gets. Serious sports fans, the Women’s Rugby World Cup Final comes to Twickenham Stadium on September twenty-seventh; a historic contest, as VisitLondon notes. The last week of September features the epic FUME BBQ Festival at Woolwich Works, where pitmasters from around the globe serve up unbeatable barbecue over five sessions through Sunday. Art lovers must catch exhibitions closing soon, especially A Stitch Through Time at the Museum of Brands, the MI5 Official Secrets expo, and the imaginative More Than Human show mixing science and design. LondonistListings spotlights Tate Lates—extra opening hours at Tate Modern on Fridays and Saturdays, letting you lose yourself in art until nine in the evening. Winding down, the London Mural Festival decorates the city’s walls with epic street art, while Battersea Power Station hosts CelebrASIA, a festival of Southeast Asian food, music, and markets—perfect for sampling something new. To everyone tuning in, thank you for joining us and exploring what makes London truly magical this weekend and into next week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more news and guides, and share with friends so they never miss what’s hot in the city. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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Violet Sauvage's Iconic Paris Fashion Sale, Grande Semaine Végétale, Electro at Château de Fontainebleau, and More in Paris This Weekend

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. Thank you for tuning in to all the best of Paris this week—whether you’re sipping cocktails, dancing by candlelight, or exploring open-air art. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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SEP 18

Headline: Paris Alive with Diverse Events: From Photo Exhibitions to Cultural Celebrations

Paris listeners, the city is alive with events that promise something for everyone this week. If you’re strolling through the city, don’t miss PhotoClimat, the monumental outdoor photo exhibition transforming Paris’s streets and squares until October 12. Over 40 artists and NGOs are collaborating for this city-wide festival of social and environmental photography, with work displayed in iconic locations like Place de la Concorde and along the Seine. It’s not only visually stunning but completely free, making for a perfect cultural wander according to Paris je t’aime. Culture lovers, it’s Heritage Weekend with the Journées du Patrimoine on Saturday and Sunday. This means you get access to countless normally closed-off venues, from hidden libraries to private mansions, all across Paris—think exclusive guided tours, quirky theaters, and unique activities that’ll uncover the city’s architectural gems. Paris Secret spotlights this as the essential outing of the weekend. Looking for something family-friendly? Head to the Jardin d’Acclimatation for the first K-Festival on Saturday and Sunday. Celebrate Korean culture with performances, martial arts, farmers markets, and interactive culinary workshops. The fun runs from 10am to 5:30pm each day, offering a vibrant escape in the heart of the city. Music fans, take note. The Techno Parade returns this September after a hiatus, bringing energy and sound to the streets for electronic music devotees. On Saturday, the Château de Versailles hosts its legendary Nocturnes Electro—imagine world-class DJs playing in the palace gardens under the stars, an unforgettable way to experience both history and beats according to Paris je t’aime. Art enthusiasts can look forward to blockbuster exhibitions. The Orsay Museum’s Sargent: The Paris Years opens September 23, a major event for fans of painting. Through September 28, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie features work by Marie-Laure de Decker and Ilanit Illouz, while Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson continues its Richard Avedon retrospective through October 12, both highlighted by the Paris Discovery Guide. For a true Parisian spectacle, Sunday brings back the Course des Cafés, the city’s playful waiter race, where speedy servers dash through the streets balancing drinks to cheering crowds. Over in the 11th arrondissement, Feria returns on Sunday, promising a taste of the wild southwest with food, music, and celebration on rue de la Fontaine au Roi. Meanwhile, children and families can enjoy free activities on rue du docteur Charles Richet and a magical immersive journey into La Fontaine’s Fables near the Champs-Elysées, both featured in Sortir à Paris. Listeners, whether you’re seeking culture, music, family fun, or unique Parisian traditions, the city has you covered this week. Thanks for tuning in—don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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4D AGO

Explore London's Vibrant Weekend: Music, Theatre, and Unique Experiences Abound

Calling all London explorers, culture lovers, and fun seekers—here is your friendly lowdown on what’s happening across the city from today, Thursday September 25th, right through the weekend! Kick things off tonight with music and lights: at St. Mary-le-Strand, enjoy a magical candlelit performance of Beethoven’s piano trios—a truly atmospheric way to wind down a September evening. Over in the West End, theatre buffs are in for a treat. James Graham’s critically acclaimed play Punch is running at the Apollo Theatre, based on the powerful true story by Jacob Dunne. If musicals are your thing, Get Down Tonight at the Garrick Theatre promises pure disco joy with over twenty classic hits from KC & The Sunshine Band, or head to 50 First Dates The Musical for a hilarious and heartwarming take on the romantic comedy starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore—perfect for date night or a giggle with friends. Brendan Gleeson is making his West End debut in The Weir, Conor McPherson’s modern classic, while Dracula creeps into the city with a fresh adaptation of Bram Stoker’s gothic tale ready to thrill you at the theatre. For a dose of comedy, catch Mel Brooks’s Tony Award-winning The Producers at the Garrick. If you crave something different, DesignMyNight highlights pop-up supper clubs, immersive experiences, and quirky workshops happening all week. As the weekend begins, the Thames becomes the city’s beating heart with the grand finale of the Totally Thames festival. Expect sketching sessions along the river, a riveting mudlarking talk, and deep dives into the secrets of London’s waterways. Over in Shoreditch, street art fans should check out the London Mural Festival, with guided tours on Saturday unveiling stunning new works—plus a chance to unleash your inner artist at a stencil flower workshop with Sophie Mess. On Saturday night, let loose on a Thames dinner cruise—think three courses, spectacular city views, and live Elvis tribute entertainment. Fans of jazz should slip into the Soho Hidden Jazz Club for an authentic live set. Shakespeare’s rarely performed Troilus and Cressida plays at the Globe, bringing the Trojan War drama to life in an atmospheric setting. For listeners keen on unique exhibitions, this is your last chance to catch Foe to Friend at the National Army Museum, which chronicles the British Army’s story in Germany, or pop over to Somerset House for Dior’s Fort Sauvage pop-up, celebrating a decade of the iconic fragrance with exclusive gifts on offer. Sunday brings pure London eccentricity with the annual Sheep Drive and Livery Fair—this year, actor Damian Lewis will herd sheep over Southwark Bridge in centuries-old tradition. Or browse quirky finds at Whitewebbs Museum with the Morris Minor Club’s vintage car showcase. The Bow Street Police Museum offers a fascinating Votes For Women walking tour uncovering Suffragette history. Over at Boxpark Wembley, collectors and gamers will find treasures galore at the Cards and Collectables Show, where everything from sports cards to Pokémon is up for grabs. With art, music, theatre, boat cruises, vintage cars, opera and sheep all on the agenda, London offers endless magic this week. Thanks for tuning in—don’t forget to subscribe for more city adventures. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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4D AGO

Portland, Maine Buzzing with Vibrant Events This Week

Listeners, the energy in Portland, Maine is just fantastic this week, and there is a line-up of events you won't want to miss. Right now, Thursday brings you vibrant happenings all over town, but as we roll into the weekend, the options get even better. Whether you want live music, food, art, or exploration, Portland is set to deliver. Tonight, genre-defying punk legends The Dwarves are playing Geno’s Rock Club on Congress Street with local favorites Covered in Bees and The Outsiders. Doors open at seven, show kicks off at eight, so grab your tickets if you’re ready to rock. Geno’s events are always electric, making this a top pick for music lovers. Friday also marks the start of Portland Spirit Cruises for those who want to unwind on Casco Bay. There’s sightseeing, champagne brunches, and dinner cruises, and you can even jump on their Bigfoot Adventure Cruise if you want a bit of quirky maritime lore. Cruises run throughout the weekend—just board at the Old Port for a fresh view of the city waterfront. If you lean toward art and culture, Friday is the perfect time to hop over to the World Forestry Center Discovery Museum for the Sasquatch: Ancestral Guardians exhibit, a deep dive into indigenous legends and forest protectors. It's open ten to four, offering an intriguing mix of history, art, and culture tied to Maine’s wild heritage. Saturday and Sunday send creative energy through the heart of downtown during the Portland Farmers' Market, held in Deering Oaks Park. It runs from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and brings local produce, crafts, and live music into a vibrant community atmosphere. It’s a classic weekend ritual and the place to taste real Maine flavors, grab a bouquet, or hunt for fresh baked goods. If you’re out late Saturday, swing by Congress Square Park for their outdoor movie night—family-friendly and just right for unwinding under the stars. Check out their social media for the film selection and bring a picnic blanket. For those interested in the performing arts, Portland Stage Company is hosting their early fall run, and you can browse PortTIX for tickets to live theater happening all week. This year’s lineup includes a mix of Maine-produced plays and original works—perfect if you want some dramatic flair. Foodies should circle Sunday on the calendar for FeastPortland, Maine’s famous food festival, with top chefs, local brews, and creative bites. Events spill across town, so check their website for locations and set your taste buds on a local adventure. Bird enthusiasts, make your way to the Chapman Swift Watch at sunset any night this week. Hundreds gather at Chapman Elementary School to watch thousands of Vaux swifts swoop into the smokestack—it’s an awe-inspiring nature event unique to September. Whether you’re a kid with binoculars or just want a tranquil moment, this is communal magic right in the city. Thank you for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more insider updates on Portland, Maine. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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MAR 20

Parisian Delights: A Cultural Kaleidoscope in Late March 2025

Welcome to your cheerful guide to Parisian happenings as we journey into late March 2025! Whether you're a cultural connoisseur, a budding gourmet, or simply seeking the magic of the City of Light, there's something enchanting in store for you in Paris. Starting today, Thursday, immerse yourself in the world of French art and revolution with "Vive la Peinture!" at the Musée d’Orsay. This temporary exhibition explores the transformative period of late 19th-century French painting, featuring works by luminaries such as Monet and Cézanne. It's a captivating journey not to be missed. If theater is more your style, head over to the Théâtre Édouard VII, where a contemporary adaptation of Molière's "The Misanthrope" is charming audiences on Thursday and Friday evenings. This fresh take on a classic play infuses humor and modern sensibilities, perfect for an entertaining night out. On Friday, indulge your culinary senses with the "Taste of Paris" festival at the Grand Palais Éphémère. Running from March 20 to 23, this gastronomic extravaganza showcases Paris’s finest chefs and emerging culinary talents. Sample exquisite dishes, attend live cooking demos, and discover the secrets behind famed French cuisine. Saturday ushers in the annual Spring Equinox Festival in the Jardin des Tuileries. From spirited dance performances to vibrant art installations, this event celebrates the awakening of spring in Parisian style. Join locals in this open-air celebration that continues well into the evening with a dazzling light show. Music lovers won't want to miss Saturday night's concert at the Philharmonie de Paris, featuring the world-renowned Orchestre de Paris. They will be performing a new symphonic suite composed by Pierre Jalbert, inspired by the rich sounds of the city's past and present. Be prepared to be mesmerized by an evening of orchestral brilliance. Sunday offers a more leisurely pace with the popular "Paris Jazz Brunch" at Le Duc des Lombards. Enjoy a sumptuous brunch as you’re serenaded by talented jazz ensembles. It's a perfect way to unwind and soak up the vibrant Parisian jazz scene. Finally, if you're extending your stay into the following week, Monday could be the perfect day to explore the Paris International Marathon Expo at Porte de Versailles. Here, you can delve into the world of running with interactive exhibits and gear showcases, leading up to the marathon itself on April 6. Whether you're exploring iconic landmarks, indulging in local flavors, or embracing the arts, Paris promises countless adventures this week. Enjoy every moment as you create lasting memories in this breathtaking city! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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MAR 24

Parisian Enchantment: A Week of Cultural, Culinary, and Artistic Delights in the City of Lights

Bienvenue à Paris, the City of Lights, where every day is an adventure waiting to unfold! This week, from today, March 24th, through the weekend, Paris is bustling with a mix of cultural, culinary, and artistic events that promise to enchant both Parisians and visitors alike. Here’s a guide to make the most of this vibrant week in Paris. **Monday, March 24th:** Kickstart your week with the inspiring exhibition "Picasso Celebration: 1973-2023" at the Musée Picasso. This special exhibit marks the 50th anniversary of Picasso's passing and offers a deep dive into his prolific body of work, some of which are rarely seen pieces. It's an enriching journey through one of the greatest artistic minds of the 20th century. **Tuesday, March 25th:** Indulge your taste buds at the "Taste of Paris" event held at the Grand Palais Éphémère. This annual gastronomic celebration brings together top chefs from around the world to showcase their culinary artistry. From sumptuous tastings to engaging cooking workshops, it’s an ideal spot for food lovers seeking a delicious experience. **Wednesday, March 26th:** For an evening of enchanting music, head to the Philharmonie de Paris for a concert by the Orchestre de Paris, performing Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. The grandeur of Beethoven’s music combined with the stunning architecture of the Philharmonie ensures a memorable auditory experience. **Thursday, March 27th:** Spend your Thursday afternoon exploring the lush landscapes at the Jardin des Tuileries as spring breathes life into the gardens. Later, soak in some artistic flair at the FIAC (International Contemporary Art Fair) hosted at the Grand Palais. This globally renowned art fair features works from emerging and established artists, offering a glimpse into contemporary art's dynamic world. **Friday, March 28th:** Wind down your week with a cinematic treat at the "Cinéma en Plein Air," an open-air film festival happening at Parc de la Villette. Cozy up with a blanket under the stars while enjoying classic French films and international hits. **Saturday, March 29th:** Book lovers rejoice—March 29th kicks off the "Salon du Livre Paris" at the Porte de Versailles. This three-day festival is a paradise for bibliophiles, featuring author readings, book signings, and discussions that celebrate the power of literature. It’s an unmissable event for anyone passionate about books. **Sunday, March 30th:** Conclude your Parisian adventure with a Seine River cruise. As you glide past iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, and the Louvre, you’ll witness the city from a unique and captivating perspective. Finish the evening with a leisurely dinner in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, where charming cafés and bistros offer the perfect backdrop for a memorable meal. Whether you're soaking up culture, savoring cuisine, or simply strolling through picturesque streets, Paris this week offers a rich tapestry of experiences. There's never been a better time to embrace the romance and allure of this magnificent city. Bon séjour à Paris! This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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SEP 11

Paris Ablaze with Art, Music, and Culinary Delights this Autumn

Paris is buzzing this Thursday and rolling into a stunning, packed weekend, offering listeners everything from art and music to open-air fun and culinary wonders. According to Paris Perfect, the Paris Autumn Festival continues through September 15, bringing contemporary visual art, cinema, theater, and music all over the city. If you love public art, PHOTOCLIMAT has just kicked off and will transform Paris into an outdoor gallery through October 12. Forty-one artists and more than 40 foundations put environmental commitment in the spotlight, with monumental installations at places like Place de la Concorde, the Seine quays, Académie du Climat, and Place Saint-Sulpice. This is a free, outdoor event and ideal for a stroll with purpose. This weekend, Atelier des Lumières in the 11th is wrapping up two stunning immersive art experiences: Le Petit Prince, l’Odyssée immersive, and Van Gogh’s iconic Starry Night and Sunflowers displays, all with 360-degree visuals and music. Head to 38 rue Saint-Maur and take advantage of these exhibitions before they close. For music and nightlife lovers, the legendary Techno Parade is hitting the streets mid-September with an electrifying procession of DJ-topped floats starting at Place de la Nation. It’s one massive electronic dance party blazing through the heart of Paris. Just check the official Techno Parade websites for the confirmed start time and map. If your caffeine cravings need a fix, the Paris Coffee Show takes over Parc Floral from Saturday through Monday, offering specialty brews, workshops, and the freshest new trends in coffee. For gamers and fans of worldbuilding, Genshin Impact’s Teyvat Expo at Les Halles runs from September 13 to 21, featuring immersive environments, exclusive art, and official merchandise. Fashion and vintage lovers, you’re in luck: this Saturday brings the Piou Piou Market with secondhand clothes and vintage treasures, with items starting at just 2 euros. In Montmartre, MERIT Beauty’s Maison pop-up in the stylish Villa Junot opens its doors for a free event – there’s makeup to test, entertainment, and even a dedicated kids’ room, all with free reservations. Cultural explorers shouldn’t miss European Heritage Days on September 20 and 21. Normally-closed Paris monuments and secret spaces throw open their doors for rare glimpses into the city’s hidden gems. Iconic sites, museums, and city halls are all part of the reveal. There are also world-class exhibitions happening all month: catch the Richard Avedon retrospective at the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson through October or the exceptional photography installations at Maison Européenne de la Photographie through September 28. Listeners, the autumn air is crisp, the city’s creativity is on full display, and Paris is alive with things to see, taste, and experience. 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. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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Discover the best activities and attractions in cities around the globe with the "What to Do In" podcast series. Each episode offers a comprehensive guide to exploring vibrant destinations such as Paris, Dubai, Detroit, Austin, London, and Houston. From iconic landmarks and hidden gems to local dining and cultural events, these city-specific guides provide travelers with insider tips and expert recommendations to make the most of their visit. Whether you're a tourist or a local, "What to Do In" ensures you won't miss a thing in these amazing cities.