Paris, the City of Light, is sparkling with excitement this weekend, offering a multitude of events and activities perfect for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re a fan of art, music, or simply strolling through picturesque avenues, there’s something for you. Today, November 21, design enthusiasts will be flocking to the Salon Créations & Savoir-Faire at the Porte de Versailles Exhibition Center. This annual craft fair is the largest in Europe, showcasing DIY products, knitting breakthroughs, and workshops that cover everything from home decor to trendy fashion accessories. It's a haven for anyone interested in crafting and innovative design until November 24. If your heart beats for cinema, don’t miss the Festival Cinéma Télérama in Montmartre, running until Sunday, November 24. This event pays homage to both classic and contemporary films, offering screenings in the quaint, charming cinemas that dot the vibrant Montmartre district. With discounted tickets, it’s the perfect opportunity to catch acclaimed French and international films. As the week winds down, the left bank offers solace to jazz aficionados at the Jazz Café Montparnasse. Cozy up tonight with a glass of wine and enjoy live jazz performances that echo the traditions of the city’s rich musical heritage. The intimate setting and soulful tunes create an unmatched experience. On Saturday, November 23, head to the Palais Garnier for an unforgettable night at the opera with Verdi's "La Traviata". The sumptuous interior of this iconic venue, with gilded balconies and ornate ceilings, complements the moving story and the powerful voices that grace the stage. For families with adventurous children, the Science Fair at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie is a must this weekend. Kids can engage in interactive exhibits and experiments that make learning fun and immersive. Running through the week, it provides endless excitement and discovery. Art lovers will find joy at the Louvre, which is hosting a special exhibit on Leonardo da Vinci to commemorate the 500th anniversary of his death. Until November 24, visitors can indulge in an unparalleled collection of the master’s works, offering insight into his genius. If you’re a fan of shopping, Paris doesn’t disappoint. The annual Christmas markets are opening up around the city. The Champs-Élysées market, in particular, is a festive wonderland where you can enjoy mulled wine while perusing stalls filled with artisan crafts and gourmet goodies. As the weekend draws to a close, unwind with the Luminéoles Festival at Parc de la Villette on Sunday evening. Until November 24, this stunning light display transforms the park into a dreamlike landscape, with illuminated creatures that glide peacefully over the water. Paris is a city that never sleeps, always offering new experiences and memories waiting to be made. Whether you’re reveling in the arts or dancing under the lights, this week’s events showcase the diverse cultural tapestry that makes Paris, truly, the most magical place on earth. Enjoy your Parisian adventure!