This weekend in Nice promises to be rich in varied entertainment for all tastes. Whether you like music, theater, or dance, we have something for you. Indeed, our selection of must-see events is perfect for everyone. Furthermore, if you are looking for moments of laughter, you will find happiness as well. So, make the most of these three days by discovering our recommendations!
This weekend in Nice promises beautiful discoveries and unforgettable moments. Whether you are a fan of music, theater, dance, or sports, the city offers a multitude of events. These varied events will satisfy all your desires. Thus, get ready to experience enriching cultural experiences. You will have the opportunity to share moments of laughter and conviviality. Moreover, you can escape by participating in outdoor activities. Discover our selection to fully enjoy this Niçois weekend!
Friday, October 18
For fans of contemporary French chanson, the talented Barbara Pravi will be performing at the Theatre Lino Ventura at 8 PM. Known for her unforgettable performance at Eurovision 2021 with “Voilà“, Barbara Pravi continues to touch hearts with her emotive voice and poetic lyrics. Don’t miss this opportunity to attend a concert full of emotion and sincerity.
If you prefer theater and dance, head to the Theatre de la Cuisine for the performance of “Dance with Me” at 8 PM. This show, signed by Violaine Arsac, explores resilience through the story of Joachim, a dancer who became paraplegic after an injury. An emotional show, where dance and theater intertwine, that will touch your soul.
In the mood for laughter? The comedy “Hernie Fiscale” is written and directed by Alil Vardar. Moreover, it is carried by the inescapable Frank Leboeuf. This play promises you an evening full of laughter. So, from 7:30 PM, head to La Comédie de Nice. The story follows the misadventures of a merchant. His quiet weekend turns into chaos. Indeed, this happens with the unexpected arrival of a tax inspector. Moreover, a private detective and a hitman also make their appearance.
Lovers of classical music will be able to appreciate a unique concert at St-François de Paule Church at 8:30 PM. Gilbert Bezzina and the Nice Baroque Ensemble will perform the iconic work of Vivaldi, The Four Seasons. Meanwhile, Philippe Cantor will offer a reading of the texts of the cantata Les Quatre Saisons de Boismortier. A perfect evening for music lovers, in an intimate and majestic setting.
Saturday, October 19
If you are passionate about history and great literary figures, don’t miss the show “Molière – L’Urban Opera“, a grand musical event directed by Dove Attia. This musical comedy tells the fascinating life of Molière, with a troupe of dancers, singers, and actors evolving in sumptuous settings. Two performances are scheduled for that day, at 3 PM and 8:30 PM at the Palais Nikaïa. This show is an immersion into the 17th century, blending classic theater and contemporary music, for a unique experience.
For those who prefer humor and couple stories, the play “Ils s’aiment” will be performed at the Theatre Bellecour at 6 PM. This comedy portrays the ups and downs of a slightly offbeat couple, in which everyone can recognize themselves. Between love, quarrels, and reconciliations, this show promises laughter and a good dose of emotion.
If you want to laugh out loud, head to La Nouvelle Comédie to attend “Men are jerks, women are a pain” at 7:30 PM. This comedy depicts a hectic evening between Pupuce and Minou, who celebrate their tenth anniversary in a series of hilarious situations, between lies, failed improvisations, and sensational revelations. Note, the show is not recommended for under 14s!
Sunday, October 20
If you are an athlete or just looking for a dynamic activity, don’t miss the Prom Record Day on the Promenade des Anglais. This friendly running event, open to all ages and levels, attracts many participants every year. Organized by Odile Diagana, this race is a celebration of sport and sharing. Regardless of performance, each participant will receive a medal to commemorate this festive day. It’s the ideal occasion to spend a good time outdoors while enjoying the unique setting of the Bay of Angels.
For a cultural family outing, the Opera of Nice offers a concert adapted to the young audience, from 6 years old. This show, titled “The Goddess of the Four Seasons“, offers a unique experience. It takes young and old on a captivating musical adventure. Indeed, it draws inspiration from Vivaldi‘s masterpiece, The Four Seasons. Moreover, the Chamber Orchestra of the Philharmonic accompanies this magical story. This concert highlights the importance of taking care of nature and art. Additionally, the concert lasts an hour and begins at 11 AM. Thus, it’s a great way to start the day. Furthermore, it allows you to introduce your children to the beauty of classical music.
If you prefer an activity in the late afternoon, indulge in a dark and quirky comedy at the Theatre l’Alphabet with the play “New Year’s Eve at the Morgue“. This dark comedy by Jean-Pierre Martinez recounts the strange evening of a morgue employee whose New Year’s Eve is disrupted by the mysterious appearance of a woman. Covering absurd themes with a romantic touch, this play will appeal to fans of unconventional comedies. The performance starts at 4:30 PM, perfect to close your Sunday with a good dose of laughter.
