Looking to go out in Nice this weekend? Family shows, live music, and theater performances are on the agenda for all tastes. Discover the major activities for a successful weekend!
What to do in Nice this weekend from November 1st to 3rd? The city has a range of activities for the whole family: children’s shows, concerts, theater, and magic. Between humor, emotions, and adventures, here are the best events to brighten up your weekend, with guaranteed moments of pleasure and discovery!
Friday, November 1st
First, start the afternoon with a funny and colorful show called “An Elephant Doesn’t Trump… Sneeze!” which will begin at 3 PM at The Théâtre l’Alphabet. Trompette, a joyful elephant, loves her peaceful garden. However, Pandi causes an allergy there with an annoying dust! Trompette thus calls on the dragons to purify the air. An interactive tale full of twists awaits you. It’s perfect for entertaining the kids before a well-deserved snack!
Next, follow Lainy’s adventures in the show “The Ugly Little Sheep and the Secret of the Hen with the Golden Egg” starting at 5 PM at The Théâtre l’Alphabet. Lainy is an endearing sheep ridiculed by his flock. Tired of the mockery, Lainy sets off to discover the secret of the hen with the golden egg. This tender show addresses difference and self-acceptance. It’s a beautiful family outing with touching messages and a snack to conclude.
To end the day, don’t miss the new one-man show by illusionist Val B. “Escape” starting at 9 PM at The Théâtre l’Alphabet. Inspired by his travels, Escape takes you into a world of magic, dance, and adventures. This interactive show crosses cultures and landscapes, from an African safari to the lights of Las Vegas. A magical evening for the whole family.
Saturday, November 2nd
At 3 PM, The Théâtre l’Alphabet hosts Solid’Air, a clown show for young and old alike. This performance tells the adventures of a clown in love with his defective umbrella. The audience can enjoy a snack after the show. It’s the perfect opportunity for a family outing.
At 8:30 PM, head to the The Théâtre de la Cité for the seventh edition of Music and Me. This dance show brings together local talents for intense duels. The dancers must improvise and adapt to novel constraints set by the game masters, Mr. Snakos and Maurin Bretagne. The audience also has a role: they choose the winners!
For live music lovers, Bumcello will be in concert at 8 PM at 109. The group, consisting of Vincent Ségal and Cyril Atef, presents their new album The Party. This album offers a mix of upbeat rhythms and nostalgia, inspired by lost friends.
Sunday, November 3rd
To start the afternoon with the family, head to the Palais Nikaïa at 2:30 PM for Chantal Goya’s show “On the Enchanted Road”. Indeed, the artist performs her famous character Marie-Rose, the heroine of an entire generation. This magical show features Polichinelle, Bécassine, Puss in Boots, and many other iconic characters. Thanks to Jean-Jacques Debout’s songs, children and parents will experience an enchanting musical journey.
Alternatively, at The Théâtre de l’Alphabet, discover The Imaginary Invalid by Molière from 3 PM. In this classic comedy, the character Argan drowns in his health obsessions. His family, with their own interests, adds amusing intrigues. The production by Sébastien Morena and the talented cast promise plenty of laughter and surprises. Playing until May 31, 2025, the play offers a unique opportunity to appreciate Molière’s timeless humor.
