
Paris Buzzing with Vibrant Festivals, Sports, and Design Celebrations This September
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Sports fans are in for an adrenaline rush at the Accor Arena tonight, as the UFC Paris 4 returns with French fighters Nassourdine Imavov and Benoît Saint Denis squaring off against Brazilian talent. It’s a major MMA event in Europe this season, promising fierce competition and high-energy entertainment. Tickets are still available through official platforms, so if you’ve never witnessed live mixed martial arts, it’s a spectacular outing.
For family fun with a twist, Place de la Concorde hosts Horses in the City, featuring horse parades, interactive demonstrations, and even chances for kids to learn more about horse racing. On the same day, the Westfield Forum des Halles brings free women’s handball demonstrations and introductions courtesy of the Paris 92 club, a perfect way to try a new sport and connect with the local community.
Paris Design Week is well underway, and if you love design, interiors, or architecture, you can follow an official trail throughout the city, hopping from showroom to exhibition to boutique. The monumental fashion installation at Hôtel de la Marine is the highlight, a free immersive tour with dramatic art and design that runs until September 21. Some of the biggest extravaganzas—like Le Labyrinthe by Jérémy Pradier-Jeauneau—are making waves in the design world, so don’t miss your chance to explore these iconic spaces.
Music lovers, Zaho de Sagazan takes the stage at L’Olympia tonight and tomorrow, bringing dynamic concerts to extend any evening out. Book your seats for one of Paris's hottest rising artists, or simply stroll by the legendary hall to catch the lively atmosphere.
Photography aficionados should make a stop at Musée Maillol for the final weekend of the Doisneau exhibition, or explore PHOTOCLIMAT beginning September 12, transforming Paris into an open-air gallery with monumental installations and free programming about sustainability.
If fireworks are your passion, Enghien-Soisy racecourse in nearby Val-d’Oise welcomes the International Fireworks Festival, promising a dazzling light show against the Parisian sky tonight.
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