History Exhibition
History ExhibitionBel-Air
Step inside a gilded Art Deco palace built for the 1931 Colonial Exposition, where shimmering mosaics give way to two unexpected museums. Wander from the Tropical Aquarium's exotic fish tanks to the Immigration History Museum's thoughtful exhibitions, all within one spectacular building.
Tips
June 11
Poisson Lune brings summer energy to the Art Deco Palais de la Porte Dorée with a pop-up terrace mixing wellness workshops, food trucks, and live performances. Expect rap lineups, urban culture showcases, and family-friendly afternoons in the shade of one of Paris' most striking buildings.
June 11
Dance under gilded ceilings at this summer terrace takeover of a magnificent Art Deco palace. La Bellevilloise brings concerts, casual bites, and bohemian energy to a setting that feels like a jazz-age fever dream.
June 11 at 10am
This exhibition doesn't flinch. Contemporary artists and social science research confront how "origin" becomes a weapon: real, imagined, or assigned, it fuels the discrimination woven through daily life in housing, jobs, schools. Expect to leave unsettled, and more aware.
Bel-AirOpens Friday at 10:00 AM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionStep inside a gilded Art Deco palace built for the 1931 Colonial Exposition, where shimmering mosaics give way to two unexpected museums. Wander from the Tropical Aquarium's exotic fish tanks to the Immigration History Museum's thoughtful exhibitions, all within one spectacular building.
Tips
June 11
Poisson Lune brings summer energy to the Art Deco Palais de la Porte Dorée with a pop-up terrace mixing wellness workshops, food trucks, and live performances. Expect rap lineups, urban culture showcases, and family-friendly afternoons in the shade of one of Paris' most striking buildings.
June 11
Dance under gilded ceilings at this summer terrace takeover of a magnificent Art Deco palace. La Bellevilloise brings concerts, casual bites, and bohemian energy to a setting that feels like a jazz-age fever dream.
June 11 at 10am
This exhibition doesn't flinch. Contemporary artists and social science research confront how "origin" becomes a weapon: real, imagined, or assigned, it fuels the discrimination woven through daily life in housing, jobs, schools. Expect to leave unsettled, and more aware.