Paris Cultural Events for April 3-6, 2026: Exhibitions, Performances, and Screenings

From April 3 to 6, 2026, Paris hosts a variety of cultural events. On April 3, Solid'Art, organized by Secours populaire, holds its fifth edition at Carreau du Temple, featuring street artist Lorem as patron and Daphné Bürki as jury president, with proceeds funding holiday trips for children. Also starting April 3, Les Extatiques presents 'Sous l’Horizon,' an immersive exhibition in a 1,000-square-meter space beneath the Grande Arche, exploring oceanic themes through art and science, requiring a €9 ticket and a minimum age of 10. At the Comédie de Paris, the play 'Tout contre la terre,' based on Camille Beaurain's autobiography, runs until June 14, depicting a farming couple's struggles. On April 4-5, the Musée du quai Branly offers a free anthropology weekend titled 'L’anthropologie va vous surprendre!' focusing on time and rhythms. From March 21 to July 19, 2026, Thibault Gerbaldi's outdoor photo exhibition 'Fragilités et Résiliences' is displayed on the Jardin du Luxembourg gates. The Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé screens Kenneth Macpherson's 1930 film 'Borderline' on April 4, with piano accompaniment by Camille El Bacha, as part of a retrospective on racialized representations in silent American cinema. On April 5, the Musée Bourdelle's exhibition 'La trame de l'existence' dedicated to Magdalena Abakanowicz closes on April 12, showcasing her textile sculptures. Hangar Y hosts the immersive play 'Orkizomai' on April 5, 8, 9, and 11, set in a post-apocalyptic agora. Mr Tout Le Monde performs 'MIRAGE' at the Olympia on April 5. The film 'Plus fort que moi (I Swear)' by Kirk Jones, about John Davidson's life with Tourette syndrome, is screened on April 5. On April 5-6, the Musée Montmartre holds an Easter egg hunt for children aged 2-12. On April 6, harmonicist Grégoire Maret performs at L’Européen. Additionally, Memory Spelles and Jordan Whitlock release their album 'This Is What It Feels Like' on April 9.