What to Do in Paris Today: Sunday 27 September 2026

Looking for what to do in Paris today? Here is a programme for this Sunday 27 September 2026, verified with the organisers and the main cultural listings before publication. On a Sunday, some markets and shops keep different hours from the rest of the week: the times below take this into account. No claim about ticket availability is made without confirmation — for paid or booking-only events, check availability directly on the ticketing website before heading over.

Morning

Raspail organic market — 7am to 2.30pm

The Raspail market is held only on Tuesdays (regular) and Sundays (organic) — which is precisely today's format. Fruit, vegetables and organic produce sold direct from the producer. Boulevard Raspail, between the rue du Cherche-Midi and the rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris. Open access, free (purchases on site at your own cost).

Undesignable Market — from 7am

A large outdoor design flea market: more than 80 French and European exhibitors of 20th-century vintage furniture and objects. Forecourt of the Faculté des Sciences, rue des Fossés-Saint-Bernard, 75005 Paris. Free entry.

Afternoon

Moon Festival at the Mairie de Paris Centre — 2.30pm

To celebrate the mid-autumn festival: tasting of Chinese tea and mooncakes in the town hall courtyard, followed by an indoor concert (admission by invitation for this last part). 2 rue Eugène Spuller, 75003 Paris. Free for the outdoor part.

Fête des Jardins — Académie du Climat section — 2pm to 6pm

Last day of the Fête des Jardins on the Paris Centre side: gardening, biodiversity, creative workshops and games for families. Académie du Climat / place Baudoyer, 75004 Paris. Free.

Montmartre Festival — last day, 10am to 7pm

Final day of the festival: concerts, guided tours and exhibitions around the Butte. Square d'Anvers, 75009 Paris (at the foot of Montmartre). Mostly open access; some tours or screenings require booking.

Paris Sport Dimanches — 10am to 12pm

A free group fitness session, led by a City of Paris coach, with no prior registration. Meeting point: esplanade André-Chamson, Parc André Citroën, 75015 Paris (between the two large greenhouses). Free, bring sportswear and a bottle of water.

Evening

Ocean Days — festival opening, 6pm to 8pm

French preview screening of a documentary on the history of diving and ocean conservation; all proceeds donated to marine protection charities. MK2 Odéon, 113 boulevard Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris. €7, booking recommended given the limited capacity of the screening room.

KIFF 2026 — closing night, 7.30pm to 11.30pm

Final evening of the Kreyol International Film Festival, devoted to Caribbean and Haitian cinema, with three screenings followed by discussions. Écoles Cinéma Club, 23 rue des Écoles, 75005 Paris. From €6 (under 26) to €10 (full price), booking only.

Good to know for a Sunday in Paris

Some shops and regular food markets are closed on Sunday afternoons or close earlier than usual: it is best to check the exact hours before heading over rather than relying on the usual weekday hours. To extend the day, head to our guides to the great classics that are always open on Sundays, such as the Louvre or the musée d'Orsay (closed on Mondays, open on Sundays), or our selection of free activities in Paris if you want to round out the programme without spending any more.