Gay parties in Paris
The complete agenda of gay, lesbian and queer parties in Paris, updated continuously.
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Paris is one of the most vibrant capitals in Europe for LGBTQ+ nightlife. From the Marais to Pigalle, via République and Oberkampf, the city is home to dozens of clubs and parties that welcome a gay, lesbian, trans and queer crowd from all over Europe every weekend.
Parisian nightlife splits into several worlds: historic clubs like the Dépôt or the Gibus, roaming parties that take over the city's finest venues, intense afters that run until Monday morning, and sharper events blending alternative music, electro and committed line-ups. Whether you're after a house-techno vibe, a love-at-first-sight night or something more underground, you'll find your spot in our Paris agenda.
This agenda is continuously updated with the best queer parties happening in Paris and the Île-de-France region. It lists upcoming events: the big weekly night, a one-off party by a well-known collective, or a special venue-anniversary bash. Download the Agenda LGBT app to keep all these dates at hand, and never miss the night not to be missed again.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best gay parties in Paris?+
The most iconic nights include weekends at the Dépôt, nights at the Gibus Club, roaming parties like BBB or Crisco, and events produced by well-known queer collectives. Find the full up-to-date list in the agenda above.
Where do gay parties happen in Paris?+
The main clubs and party venues are in the Marais (4th arr.), around République and Oberkampf (11th arr.), and in Pigalle (9th arr.). Some roaming parties also take over larger venues like the Machine du Moulin Rouge or the Station Gare des Mines.
Which night should you go out to a gay party in Paris?+
Friday and Saturday remain the busiest nights. Sunday is home to afters and more intimate events. Weekly fixtures also run from Thursday to Sunday: check the agenda to see what's on this week.