Point Éphémère

2026年8月17日

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Introduction to Point Éphémère

Point Éphémère is a renowned music venue located in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, France, along the Canal Saint-Martin. Established on October 13, 2004, this dynamic art center is housed in a former fire station of Chateau-Landon, repurposed into a vibrant space for artistic expression. The venue is known for its unique combination of artist residency programs and live performances, making it a vital hub for cultural activities in Paris.

The venue is managed by a group that has a history of transforming squatted buildings into temporary artist spaces, reflecting a commitment to fostering creative environments. Point Éphémère provides necessary resources to support artists, including visual artists, musicians, dancers, and designers, offering them tools for public recognition of their work.

Within its premises, Point Éphémère hosts four artists’ studios, a dance studio, and five music rehearsal studios. It offers a diverse program of exhibitions, shows, concerts, parties, conferences, workshops, and unusual happenings, contributing to its reputation as a lively and eclectic venue. Since 2009, it has also been the host of the AAO festival, further cementing its role in the cultural landscape of Paris.

Point Éphémère receives support from several key institutions, including the Mayor of Paris, the Regional Council of Île-de-France, the Direction régionale des affaires culturelles of Ile de France, and the Centre national de la chanson, des variétés et du jazz (CNV). This backing underscores its importance as a cultural institution dedicated to the promotion and support of the arts.