5 things to do in Paris this weekend

In the blink of an eye, the week is coming to an end, and here comes the weekend looming on the horizon. Enjoy the spring temperatures and the long days by venturing out of your home. If the streets are quieter compared to previous weeks, they are nevertheless brimming with activities to satisfy all tastes. Discover what the city has to offer you this weekend.

Where to eat - Orillon Bar

 

Orillon Bar, nestled in the lively neighborhood of Belleville in Paris, is much more than just a dining establishment: it's a true community institution. With its walls adorned with ancient frescoes, mosaic floor, and cozy bistro atmosphere, it attracts a diverse clientele eager for culinary discoveries and convivial moments. Under the direction of Florent Ciccoli and his talented team, Orillon offers an authentic gastronomic experience, showcasing inventive and seasonal cuisine at affordable prices. Orillon is open to you at all hours, whether it's for a quick lunch with a garlic ham sandwich, to savor mussels generously accompanied by a creamy bisque, or to share plates in the evening with friends. And to accompany these dishes, a carefully curated selection of beverages is offered, ranging from natural wines to craft beers to kombucha. In short, Orillon Bar embodies the very essence of a neighborhood bistro 2.0, where good food blends with a warm and relaxed atmosphere, making each visit a memorable experience.

 

35 Rue de l'Orillon, 75011 Paris

 

What to discover - Palais de Chaillot

 

 

This long-awaited edition of "I Remember the Days ball" promises to remain etched in memories. Nestled in the dance foyer of the Palais de Chaillot, with a direct view of our iron lady, the competition will be presided over by the legend Prince Yanou Ninja. Participants will have the chance to compete in around forty categories, ranging from "Best Dressed" to "Hands Performance" to "Voguing," or simply to come and admire the performances of others. The icing on the cake: a performance by the famous Lasseindra Ninja.

1 Pl. du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75016 Paris

 

Where to have fun - Deviant Sound Room

 

 

This Friday marks the dawn of a new chapter for the Deviant team. Tonight, in the premises of the defunct Hotel Bourbon and under the restaurant, the inaugural evening of the Deviant Sound Room will be held. For only 30 euros, guests will have access to this new space dedicated to private events, and in return, will receive tokens of equivalent value to spend on cocktails or to explore the house's carefully selected natural wine selection. The Deviant restaurant, meanwhile, is renowned for its inventive and daring cuisine, offering dishes that push the boundaries of culinary tradition. Together, these two spaces promise to merge entertainment and gastronomy for our greatest pleasure.

 

39 R. des Petites Écuries, 75010 Paris

Where to shop - Souag Forever

 

 

The Souag Forever showroom is a true vintage paradise, open to all by appointment. Nestled near the Ledru-Rollin metro, this intimate space offers individual slots of one hour, guided by Zoé, the founder renowned for her expert fashion advice. Dedicated to eternal cool kids, Souag Forever presents a meticulous selection of vintage pieces, carefully chosen for their distinctive details, whether texture, material, or pattern. Emphasis is placed on impeccable cuts, allowing everyone to create an authentic look. In addition to its vintage offer, Souag Forever also commits to supporting young designers by showcasing their creations, thus promoting their visibility in the fashion industry.

75011 Paris

Where to party - Cabaret Sauvage

 

Friday 15 March is a date not to be missed, as it marks the reunion of two iconic artists: Peach, rising star of the UK scene, and Pearson Sound, who need no introduction. Those lucky enough to attend their back-to-back at the last Love International Festival will still remember them. Peach, who hails from Canada and is based in London, is renowned for her DJ sets mixing house, techno and timeless classics. As for Pearson Sound, co-founder of the Hessle Audio label, he has been the embodiment of the UK sound for two decades. His productions and DJ sets combine groove, complex arrangements and melodic detail. If you're a fan of these sounds, we urge you to grab your seats and get ready for a fight. 

 

59 Bd Macdonald, 75019 Paris