2026.06.06 — 2026.06.07 · Ended
Nuit Blanche Paris 2026
The June 6, 2026 edition has ended. Its format follows routes between works, performances and on-site interpretation rather than a single gallery of famous paintings.
This edition has ended. Next-edition dates are not yet recorded; programme and prices below refer to the previous edition.
The city’s 2026 guide lists Lia Rives and a Conservatoire Jacques Ibert ensemble at Paris La Boutique, 29 Rue de Rivoli, from 18:30–21:30. This is an archived programme for that night, not a continuing performance.
Art exhibitionsThe edition guide provided labels and on-site mediators. Our suggestion for exploring the archive is to select a few projects and read their intent alongside the neighbourhood setting, rather than treating it only as night-time scenery.
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The 2026 event has ended; this page is a retrospective.
Temporary installations and transport arrangements may no longer exist.
Events are spread across Paris with no shared seating plan. Use the official guide to choose artworks and locations.
Open official guide ↗Overnight June 6–7; times varied by location. Verified dance performances at Paris La Boutique ran June 6, 18:30–21:30.
Europe/ParisThe 2026 guide recommended public transport, walking or cycling; RATP operated normally. Guides were available at Paris La Boutique, 29 rue de Rivoli, 75004. Past transport offers no longer apply.
Follow each work or venue's capacity, reservation and family-route guidance. There is no single entrance.
Free · past event
In 2026, dedicated tours supported visitors with visual, hearing and psychosocial disabilities. Accessibility details were listed individually in the official programme.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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Historical record. Consult individual works' archived information; these dates, transport offers and performance times do not apply to the next edition.
Information checked on 2026-09-08
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