For the History Buff
Let’s start with the fabulous Le Bal Blomet! If you haven’t visited yet, you should add it to your list of Jazz clubs. The Bal Blomet opened its doors in 1924 making it Europe's oldest Jazz club! Their lineup includes traditional jazz music, as well as contemporary musical performances. They welcomed a host of famous personalities, like Josephine Baker Ernest Hemingway Albert Camus and more!
For the Film Critic
Le Caveau de la Huchette is located just a stone's throw from Notre Dame, and it is one of Paris’ most well-known Jazz clubs with a focus on 1920’s jazz. For those of you who may be wondering if this location looks familiar, it made an appearance in the film Lalaland.
For the Purists
Located between the Boulevard Saint Germain and the Pantheon, the Église Saint-Ephrem des Syriaques is an 18th century classical music venue! Recitals are given by talented musicians, from the National Conservatory of Music of Paris.
The Philharmonie concert hall in Paris is a must for music enthusiasts. During the day you can explore the Musée de la Musique (music museum), and in the evening you can enjoy a concert in one of their three music halls, their largest can host up to 2,400 people!
For a Meal and Show
Known for its good food and good music, Le Pop-Up du Label seems to have the best of both worlds! Split over two floors means you hopefully won't have to wait too long to enjoy it all! The menu is seasonal, with a focus of bringing haut cuisine to the masses.
