This weekend will bring a range of cultural events across art, performance, cinema, and music. At the Grand Palais, an exhibition titled Paul Cezanne: Legacy and Influence will open, featuring nearly 180 works spanning from the end of the 19th century to the present. The exhibition will be on display from 23 September 2026 to 17 January 2027, offering a comprehensive look at Cezanne’s impact on modern art. The show includes paintings, drawings, and related materials, illustrating the evolution of his techniques and themes. Thaïs Vauquières will perform her new show, Filles de joie, which delves into family relationships and personal development. The performance will take place on Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 7:15pm. Meanwhile, Sumac Dub will present his first concert in Paris at La Maroquinerie, offering an immersive experience blending machines, violin, and organic melodies. The concert is scheduled for 7:30pm and promises a unique fusion of sound and technology. The Galerie du 19M will host an exhibition titled Metamorphoses, focusing on the craftsmanship of Maison Michel in the art of hat-making. The exhibition will run from 23 September to 13 December 2026, showcasing the evolution of hat design through historical and contemporary pieces. In a different venue, the exhibition L'être et le néon by Julie Glassberg will be on display at Carré de Baudouin until 2 October. This photographic exhibition explores themes of freedom and self-expression through striking imagery. Several historical and celebratory events are also planned. The Carnavalet Museum - History of Paris will mark its 160th anniversary with a special weekend from 3 to 4 October, featuring guided visits and a DJ set in the museum’s gardens. At La Reine Blanche, the theater production HYSTORY will explore the aftermath of adolescent violence, running until 10 October with a performance on Saturday 3 October at 8pm. La Place will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a visual arts route from 2 to 11 October, featuring four artistic proposals across its spaces. Meanwhile, the Paris Sausage Walk 2026 will take place on the Champs-Élysées on 4 October, offering a 1.4 km walk for dachshund owners and enthusiasts.