Nice unveils itself in a thousand facets this weekend, with captivating conferences, enchanting shows, unique concerts, and wild nights. Whether you are a fan of reflection, passionate about music, curious about theater, or eager for cultural experiences, discover a rich and varied program to fully enjoy the French Riviera.
As December approaches, Nice lights up with cultural and festive offerings for all tastes. Between the intellectual awakening of a conference on biodynamics, shows for young and old, vibrant concerts, and dance performances, the city offers an irresistible array of activities. Follow the guide to plan your weekend and experience memorable moments!
Friday, November 29
For reflection enthusiasts, the Espace Associations Garibaldi hosts at 6:30 PM the conference 100 Years of Biodynamics. Don’t miss this conference led by Jérôme Bellayer, a member of the Center for Skeptical Analysis. A century after the birth of biodynamics, discover its esoteric origins, its evolutions, and its real effectiveness. An ideal moment to understand this agricultural practice under a critical and scientific lens.
In a cozy atmosphere at Stockfish starting at 7 PM, Pop Philosophy offers a playful introduction to philosophy. From everyday objects or anecdotes, the audience is invited to explore deep reflections with lightness and humor. An innovative way to rediscover the joy of philosophizing, accessible to all.
In collaboration with the Université Côte d’Azur, Le 109 hosts Danyl and Jäde for a musical evening blending neo-R&B, pop, and modern raï influences at 8 PM. Danyl, a Franco-Algerian singer-songwriter, and Jäde, a playful artist inspired by SZA and Missy Elliott, promise a vibrant and unique concert. A unique musical experience to start your evening.
In the context of the Operetta and Musical Comedy Festival, the Nice Opera House immerses you in the frenzy of the Roaring Twenties starting at 8 PM. With cheerful rhythms like the Charleston and light-hearted intrigues, rediscover the carefree spirit of this era brought to life by music hall figures. An evening full of charm and escapism.
Saturday, November 30
Families are not forgotten with this magical adaptation of The Wizard of Oz by the company L’Émergence. This play will be performed at the Théâtre Francis-Gag starting at 2:30 PM. Between live illustrations, magical costumes, and captivating music, this show takes both young and old on an extraordinary journey to the land of Oz. A captivating adventure to share as a family from the age of five.
Dive into the impactful world of “The Vagina Monologues” at the Théâtre de La Tour starting at 8 PM. The play is a masterful work celebrating truth, resilience, and feminine diversity. Performed by talented actresses, this piece explores the struggles and joys experienced by women worldwide with humor and sensitivity. An engaged show that will leave no one indifferent.
Travel to the origins of Flamenco with Huella, a choreographic creation blending strength, harmony, and utopia, taking place at l’Espace Magnan from 8:30 PM. This performance pays homage to the richness of cultural diversity, between India, the Orient, and Andalusia, while placing women at the center of the narrative. A sensory experience at the crossroads of worlds.
Get ready for a high-energy night with DJ Abdel, an iconic figure of French Hip-Hop and R&B at Frigo 16 – Le 109 from 8 PM until 2 AM. Revive the classics of Funk, Hip-Hop, R&B, and Dancehall in an explosive atmosphere. Opening the evening, SENA will offer a groovy set, and GETFITWITHYAS will kick off the night with a fitdance session to set the mood. An ideal evening for music and dance enthusiasts.
Sunday, December 1
For music lovers, meet at 4 PM for the Concert of Two Choirs at Saint-François-de-Paule Church. Under the direction of Nathalie Shekhovtsova, let yourself be moved by the beauty of the Estella children’s choirs from the CRR of Nice and the powerful vocals of the Aventurine female ensemble. An enchanting musical experience in a spiritual and intimate setting.
At 4:30 PM, rediscover one of Molière’s essential comedies: The Doctor in Spite of Himself at the Théâtre l’Alphabet. This energetic adaptation, directed by Sébastien Morena, revisits the burlesque story of Sganarelle, who becomes a doctor despite himself under the threat of a beating. A hilarious social satire performed by a talented troupe.At 7 PM, the slam poet Grand Corps Malade invites you for a show around his new album “REFLETS” at the Palais Nikaïa. Through profound texts and captivating rhythms, the artist will explore the reflections of our society, its era, and its contradictions. A promising evening for fans of musical poetry.
