This weekend in Toulouse brings a range of cultural and musical events. From October 9 to 11, the Chocolate Artisans Market will take place at Place Saint-Georges. Twelve professionals will showcase their creations, including confections, pastries, ice creams, and cacao-based treats, along with honey, coffee, tea, and spices. Visitors can participate in free workshops such as making Halloween-themed chocolates, painting with cocoa, and learning about chocolate and wine pairings. A game will offer the chance to win 12 gift vouchers, and the event will donate 750 euros to the Hôpital Sourire association. The market will be open from 11am to 7pm on Friday, 11am to 7:30pm on Saturday, and 11am to 6pm on Sunday. The Museum of Toulouse is currently hosting the exhibition Minerals, More Than Just Rocks, which will run until July 4, 2027. This exhibition explores the historical and cultural significance of minerals, from their use in prehistoric tools to their role in modern technology like smartphones and batteries. It also highlights their presence in art, religion, and popular culture. Admission fees are 12€ for adults, 8€ for children aged 6 to 17, and free for those under 6. The Toulouse les Orgues festival, which continues until October 18, features the recently restored Puget organ at the Notre-Dame du Taur church. On October 9, Nathan Laube will perform a recital dedicated to Jean-Claude Guidarini. On October 10, Masaki Shiozawa will present dance music adaptations at the Temple du Salin, and Ewa Belmas will perform music inspired by the Harry Potter series at Notre-Dame de la Dalbade. On October 11, Emmanuel Pélaprat will perform with the Orchestre national du Capitole. The festival includes additional workshops and historical presentations about the organs. Mecanik Paradize returns to La Halle de la Machine from October 8 to 11, featuring electronic music performances. On October 9, Paul Kalkbrenner and DeLaurentis will headline. On October 10, a techno night by the Organïk collective will feature Clara Cuvé, Rebekah, Azyr, and BLK. On October 11, a free family-friendly day will include street performances by Plastic Monsters and Gendarmery, along with a DJ Mulot party. Ticket prices range from 35.99€ to 43.90€, with free entry on Sunday.