Exhibitions & Events

For this year's Nuit de la Littérature, Catherine Prasifka will present her latest novel This Is How You Remember It, translated by Laetitia Devaux and published by Globe as Celle que tu vois.

Organised by Écrans des Mondes, DocÉire film festival showcases acclaimed documentaries at the Cinéma Les 3 Luxembourg.

Seanchoíche invites people to come, listen to and engage with stories ranging from personal anecdotes, prose, fiction, essays and monologues for our special night celebrating the theme of "HOME".

Don't miss the opportunity to attend Kavin Barry's French book launch of The Heart in Winter at the CCI!

Combining nature recordings, old Irish samples and analog synths, Daithí creates a unique type of house music that’s soaked in Irish culture.

This evening, we bring into focus the music of three of our current and former artists in residence, while also celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Contemporary Music Centre, a longstanding partner of the CCI.

Clouded Reveries is an intimate exploration of, acclaimed poet and essayist, Doireann Ní Ghríofa's world and creative process. Director Ciara Nic Chormaic will present her documentary and talk about her style of great simplicity.

Presented as meditation on memory, extinction, and the imprint of human presence, Earthbound captures a transformed world in a future Ice Age.

On the occasion of the opening of Clare Langan’s new exhibition Earthbound, the CCI hosts a timely dance performance that invites members of the public to engage with the experience of living in a war zone, through movement.

On the occasion of the opening night of Clare Langan's new exhibition Earthboud, the CCI hosts a conversation with the artist and the guest curator as well as an interactive dance performance by Instant Dissidence.

Launch and discussion of Falling Animals by Sheila Armstrong (Albin Michel).

Jennifer Walshe talks to us about her practice and in particular her new work, The Alonetimes, a musical theatre production, both deeply moving and darkly comic.

Historian Cormac Ó Gráda offers his perspective on the two World Wars and their impact on our times.

La 16e édition du festival Circulation(s) aura lieu du 21 mars au 17 mai 2026 au CentQuatre, Paris 19e.