5 things to do in Paris this weekend

The week is coming to an end, and the weekend is on the horizon. It’s time to enjoy the mild temperatures the capital offers (while you still can) by stepping out of your cocoon, as the streets buzz with activities to suit all tastes. Discover now what the city has in store for you this weekend.

Where to eat: Chez Soces Paris

Until October 20, the restaurant Soces is hosting Alexis A. Bijaoui for a culinary residency that you never knew you were waiting for. On the menu: a finely crafted plant-based cuisine in five courses or à la carte, where the sea makes a bold appearance. In this cool hangout, led by Marius de Ponfilly (formerly of Clamato) and Kevin Deulio (formerly of Ritz’s Vendôme bar), the vibe is relaxed. Well-chosen meats, dishes to share among friends, and above all, an ode to seafood.

To discover: Italia at the Hôtel de l’Industrie

From October 12 to 16, 2024, Luna Laffanour and Downtown+ invite you to discover Italia at the Hôtel de l’Industrie, on the sidelines of Paris Art Basel. The exhibition highlights iconic figures of Italian design like Ettore Sottsass and Gaetano Pesce, while also featuring works by the painter @nicolasmehdipour. This blend of art and design offers a fresh perspective on how tradition and modernity can coexist. With a selection of iconic objects and contemporary paintings, the exhibition promises a rich and accessible visual exploration.

Where to have fun: At Sunday Sip at Yard

Yard, nestled near Père Lachaise for over fifteen years, was reinvented under the wing of the Culinaries group in 2018. Whether you come for a casual bistro lunch or a lively wine bar in the evening, the atmosphere is always upbeat. From Monday to Friday, from lunch to dinner, the restaurant invites you to toast with natural wines that sommelier Enzo also shares during the Sunday Sip. Since September, both novices and enthusiasts have been gathering there on Sundays to discover new wine horizons. This week’s program features an exploration of 50 shades of red, from light to robust, in celebration of Enzo’s birthday.

Where to shop: At the new Sessùn flagship

After twenty years in Paris, Sessùn is debuting a new flagship at 11 rue Bachaumont, nestled in the lively Montorgueil district. More than just a store, it’s an ode to the authenticity, warmth, and creativity that define the brand. Spanning over 200 m², the space revolves around a contemporary agora, designed by Cobalto Studio architecture firm, where tradition and modernity intertwine in a minimalist yet striking aesthetic. This store is designed to be a hub of exchange, workshops, and exhibitions. Here, Sessùn celebrates the community of artists and artisans with whom it has strong ties. Artists like Kautar Larif and Sara Regal reveal exclusive pieces that blend craftsmanship and modernity. The selection of creations, ranging from artisanal objects to books, reflects the brand’s commitment to valuing craftsmanship and beauty.

Where to party: With CURE at Pamela

This Friday, dive into the world of CURE, the new musical residency hosted by @ugohein and @akadeuzenn at Pamela club. More than just a weekly event, it’s a movement, an experience that draws the city’s nightlife enthusiasts. With the electrifying vibes of @nadia.keira and beats from @blokystoure, get ready for a night where music and energy intertwine harmoniously. As the DJs take turns, enjoy polished cocktails crafted by the talented @jomlm, elevating your night to another level.