At mid-May, the Great Paris Steeplechase 2026 brings one of the most anticipated events of the international horse racing season back to the Hippodrome d’Auteuil. Famous for its demanding course and challenging obstacles that test precision, strength and endurance, the race has long been a benchmark for enthusiasts and professionals alike. The 2026 edition reinforces Paris’s role as a leading stage for equestrian sport, gathering horses and jockeys from across the world. Combining tradition and adrenaline, the competition strikes a rare balance between elegance and risk, offering both spectators and participants an experience that goes far beyond the race itself.
The Musée d’Orsay presents an exhibition on Renoir as a draftsman, featuring around one hundred works on paper from international collections. From his academic training to his later years, the show reveals the central role of drawing and red chalk in the creative process of the Impressionist Master.
From October 15, 2025, to February 1, 2026, the Philharmonie de Paris explores Kandinsky’s bond with music. Paintings, watercolors, and documents interact with scores and sound installations. An immersive journey reveals how music inspired the birth of abstraction.
The Pompidou's Drawing Collection lives again at the Grand Palais
A vast collection of drawings from the Centre Pompidou reveals the metamorphosis of a boundless medium. From December 16th at the Grand Palais, Drawings Without Limits explores the freedom of modern and contemporary drawing.
The Musée des Arts décoratifs marks the centenary of the 1925 Exposition with an extensive survey tracing the origins, evolution and legacy of Art Deco. One thousand works, from furniture and glass to fashion and design, illustrate a movement that fused craftsmanship and industry, modernity and luxury.
