Next full moon: Tuesday 24 Nov 2026, 14:54 UTC · Beaver Moon in Gemini
Twelve full moons ahead, each with the night walks, hikes, stargazing nights, lakeside saunas and other outdoor evenings you can join on your own on those dates — 38 so far in 24 cities, picked from city open data. Nothing listed for your moon? Host a walk yourself in one minute.
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Full at 14:54 UTC. Walks and nights out on 23–25 Nov in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
A free walk with Oleguer Biete through the Torras i Bages area to discover the history and corners of the former village of Sant Andreu. For adults.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:00 the Centre Cívic Sant Andreu in Barcelona offers a cultural walk through the Torras i Bages area, led by Oleguer Biete and aimed at an adult audience. The group strolls through this part of the neighbourhood, the former village of Sant Andreu, to discover its history and most significant places. The listing recalls that the urbanisation project for the present Passeig de Torras i Bages and its surroundings dates from 1822, was only started a century later in 1918, and that works began in 1928. The aim of the local council since the nineteenth century was to join today's Plaça d'Orfila with the road to Santa Coloma. Walkers will see from the outside what remains of that period and how it evolved, and the Casa Bloc is mentioned as a good symbol of the district. The walk is free, with prior registration, and runs from 17:00 to 20:00. A guided walk is easy to join alone, since the group moves and talks together. «Farem una passejada pel sector de Torras i Bages on descobrirem la història i els indrets més significatius» Starts 17:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona — Open Data BCN, Agenda diària (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives free entry with prior registration, from 17:00 to 20:00, for an adult audience.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:30 Grinstead Park in Alderley, Brisbane, hosts a Pilates class. The listing explains that Pilates helps participants strengthen and stretch at the same time through core-based exercises, and it invites people to join anytime. The meeting point is in the car park, and the contact for more information is Lorraine from Precision Pilates, whose phone number is given in the listing. The class is free and no bookings are required, so there is nothing to arrange beforehand. It runs from 17:30 to 18:30, which fits the end of a working day. An open, drop-in class like this is easy to attend alone, because everyone follows the same exercises in the same space and newcomers are welcome to step in without signing up, so it is simple to turn up by yourself and take part. «Pilates helps you strengthen and stretch simultaneously through core-based exercises. Join anytime.» Starts 17:30, ends about 18:30. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the class as free with no bookings required.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 18:45 the Forest Lake Community Hall at 60 College Avenue, Forest Lake in Brisbane hosts an Indian vocal workshop with Sargam Music Academy. The listing describes a vocal workshop covering classical, semi-classical Bollywood and contemporary Indian music. Individual and group classes are available, both online and in person, with opportunities to perform. The session runs from 18:45 to 19:45 and the listing presents it as suitable for all ages. Entry is free and bookings are required, either by phoning 0422 735 899 or by sending an email to the academy. Further information is on the Sargam website. A singing workshop like this is easy to join alone, since everyone follows the same guided session led by the academy. «Join Sargam Music Academy for a vocal workshop in classical, semi-classical Bollywood and contemporary Indian music.» Starts 18:45, ends about 19:45. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the workshop as free, with bookings required by phone or email.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 20:00 the Centro Cultural Casa del Reloj in the Arganzuela district of Madrid hosts the presentation of the San Isidro 2026 trophies. The organiser is the Círculo Taurino Amigos de la Dinastía Bienvenida, a bullfighting club, which hands out the trophies and awards of its twenty-sixth edition. The prizes are decided by a jury chaired by Miguel Mejías Bienvenida and correspond to the San Isidro 2026 bullfighting season in Madrid. The city listing marks the activity as free and places it within the programme of events at the Casa del Reloj cultural centre on Paseo de la Chopera. No end time is given, so the ceremony is expected to last roughly an hour. An awards ceremony like this is easy to attend alone, since guests are simply there to follow the presentations and the people being honoured. «hará entrega de los trofeos y premios de su XXVI Edición, otorgados por el Jurado presidido por Miguel Mejías Bienvenida» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:00. Source: Madrid city open data — Agenda de actividades y eventos (Ayuntamiento de Madrid, datos.madrid.es, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The Madrid city listing marks the event as free (Gratuito).
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 16:00 a guide-lecturer leads a walk through the old village of Charonne, in the 20th arrondissement of Paris, from the Porte de Bagnolet metro, in the series À la découverte des quartiers parisiens proposed by the Comité d'histoire de la Ville de Paris. The listing calls Charonne one of the most endearing villages of Paris and says that behind the busy streets of the 20th lies a district of unique character that has kept the spirit of the village it was before being attached to Paris in 1860. The walk goes from the medieval church of Saint-Germain and its rare parish cemetery to peaceful dead ends lined with picturesque houses. It is free within the places available, 25 people per visit, with compulsory booking. The listing gives 17:30 as the end. A small guided walk is easy to join alone. «Un voyage hors du temps à la rencontre d'un Paris authentique et préservé.» Starts 16:00, ends about 17:30. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives 17:30 as the end. The listing gives the visit as free within the limit of available places, 25 people per visit, with compulsory booking from 10 November.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 17:00 the Bibliothèque Parment in Rouen invites visitors to play video games in the session À vous de jouer. The library holds it on the last Tuesday of each month, and this edition follows the theme of slowing down, which is shared with other libraries in the Rouen network. The listing promises a dreamlike walk, contemplation, exploration and gentle music, and says the aim is a change of scenery. Entry is free, registration is made through the Rouen Bibliothèques agenda, and the session runs from 17:00 to 19:00. A relaxed gaming evening in a library is easy to enjoy alone, because people can sit near a screen, watch others play or take a turn, and chat about what they find on the way. «Balade onirique, contemplation, exploration, musique douce seront au programme. Dépaysement assuré !» Starts 17:00, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Rouen Bibliothèques (open data). The listing gives the price as free, with registration.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 17:30 the Sala Imanol Larzabal in the Lugaritz district of Donostia / San Sebastián hosts a videoforum in the +55 series, built around the documentary La gran noche del pop. According to the listing, the biggest stars of music gathered in 1985 to record the song We Are the World, and the documentary takes viewers behind the scenes of that historic event. The listing also points to the film page on Filmaffinity for more information. The session is organised by Donostia Kultura and held in Castilian Spanish. The price is listed as free. The listing does not state an end time, so a finish of around 19:30 is an estimate. A film screening followed by a shared chat is easy to attend alone, since everyone in the room has just watched the same film and has something to say about it. «Las mayores estrellas de la música se reunieron en 1985 para grabar la canción We Are the World» Starts 17:30, ends about 19:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The Kulturklik listing gives the price as Gratis and the language as Castilian Spanish.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 18:00 La libreria del viaggiatore lento at Via Castiglione 61 in Bologna hosts the presentation of the book Sette giorni a Venezia. Una flânerie artistica tra sestieri, bacari e campielli, published by Settecolori in 2026. Author Gianmaria Donà dalle Rose, who is Venetian and grew up in Milan, speaks in conversation with Guido Scarascia. The listing describes the book as an artistic stroll through the city rather than a guide or an essay, a seven-day micro-journey that mixes personal memories with those of famous visitors, with walks on land and routes by water. The listing does not give a price. Places are limited and booking is recommended through the bookshop website. The listing gives no end time. A bookshop talk like this is easy to enjoy alone, because readers and travellers gather around a shared interest and conversation comes naturally. «I posti sono limitati, è consigliata la prenotazione da effettuarsi qui» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Comune di Bologna — Eventi, Bologna Agenda Cultura (opendata.comune.bologna.it, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing says places are limited and booking is recommended, and states no price.
Readers meet at the branch library for a lively talk about Ann Patchett's novel Tom Lake. The listing does not state a price, so check the official page before going.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 from 18:30 the Chapelle de l'Humanité in the Marais, Paris, hosts a lecture on Auguste Comte, from Paris to the world, by David Labreure, a doctor of history and director of the Maison Auguste Comte. The French listing says it belongs to the L'heure cultureG Mines-PSL cycle, organised with Mines-PSL, Mines Paris Alumni, Canal-U and the Maison Auguste Comte, and that the venue is an exceptional place in the Marais not usually open to the public. The cycle of four talks runs from 29 September to 15 December 2026. Tickets cost 3 to 7 euros and booking is required. A lecture in a rarely opened chapel is a good reason to go out alone: the room is intimate, the audience is there for the topic and the questions at the end are an easy way to talk. «Conférence : Auguste Comte, de Paris au monde» Starts 18:30, ends about 20:30. Source: Ville de Paris — « Que faire à Paris ? » open data (ODbL).
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 18:30 La Fabrique de la Solidarité in Paris hosts the training "BA-ba de la lutte contre l'exclusion : agir auprès des femmes en situation de précarité". The listing says it aims to give participants the keys to act in the field alongside women in precarious situations, whether that means joining an evening street round, handing out meals or welcoming homeless people at a luggage storage service. It draws on the results of the Nuit de la Solidarité and on a presentation of the different solidarity schemes in Paris. The session is led by La Fabrique de la Solidarité together with the association Entourage, which presents its work on the ground and the ways to get involved. Entry is free and open to adults, by reservation only through the form on the event page, and the session runs from 18:30 to 21:00. Training like this is easy to attend alone, since everyone arrives to learn and meet people with the same wish to help. «Cette formation a pour objectif de vous donner les clés pour agir sur le terrain auprès des femmes en situation de précarité.» Starts 18:30, ends about 21:00. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives the training as free, by reservation only, from 18:30 to 21:00, for adults.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 18:30 the Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien, the city's own music and arts university, presents a harpsichord evening with students of Nicholas Parle in its Konzertsaal at Singerstraße 26 in the old town. The page names the date and time and lists the concert as free of charge. It does not describe the programme and prints no end time, so about an hour and a quarter is assumed for the end. The same series has a further date on 8 June 2027, which is not part of this entry. A student recital like this is easy to enjoy alone, since you can walk in, take a seat, listen to the harpsichord and leave when the music ends. The hall is part of the university's venue at Singerstraße 26. «Konzertabend Cembalo mit Studierenden von Nicholas Parle» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:45. Source: Musik und Kunst Privatuniversität der Stadt Wien (MUK) official event page (muk.ac.at). The listing gives a start at 18:30, free admission and the Konzertsaal at Singerstraße 26, with no end time printed, so the end shown is estimated.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 19:00 the Biblioteca Pública de Burgos hosts the storytelling session Te cuento una vida, Ava Gardner and Hollywood in Spain, with narrator Verónica Pensosi, who started the Te Cuento una Vida project. The listing says she will walk through emblematic corners of Ava Gardner's years in Madrid, recalling her love for Frank Sinatra and her fondness for bullfighters such as Luis Miguel Dominguín. She also brings to life anecdotes, secrets and links between Hollywood and Madrid, from the studios and film shoots tied to Bronston to Gardner's friendship with intellectuals such as Orson Welles and Ernest Hemingway. The session takes place in the multipurpose room on the basement floor and lasts 90 minutes, from 19:00 to 20:30. It is aimed at adults, and entry is free until the room reaches capacity. A spoken-word evening like this is easy to enjoy alone, since listeners simply sit down together. «Entrada libre hasta completar el aforo.» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Castilla y León culture agenda (Junta de Castilla y León). The listing gives free entry until the room is full, an adult audience and a 19:00 to 20:30 slot.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 19:00 the Centro Dotacional Integrado Arganzuela Ángel del Río in Madrid hosts the talk Conferencia: Cosas de mujeres, as part of the activities of the Centro Cultural Dotacional de Arganzuela. The listing says it is given by Paco Álvarez. The talk looks at how women lived in ancient Rome, covering their rights, their challenges and the role they played in society, while dismantling some common clichés. It is described as a journey to discover the Roman women who, two thousand years ago, shared concerns and dreams very similar to those of today. The venue is on Calle Canarias in the Arganzuela district. Admission is free, as the city listing states, and no booking arrangement is given. The talk is expected to last about an hour and a half. A talk like this is easy to attend alone, since people sit facing the speaker and can chat afterwards. «Conoceremos cómo vivían las mujeres en la antigua Roma, sus derechos, sus desafíos y el papel que desempeñaron en la sociedad» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Madrid city open data — Agenda de actividades y eventos (Ayuntamiento de Madrid, datos.madrid.es, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The Madrid city listing gives the talk as free, on 24 November 2026 at 19:00, led by Paco Álvarez.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 19:00 the Piscine du Grand Parc in Bordeaux holds a Swimcross session as part of Novembre Bleu. The listing describes Swimcross as a sports course in and out of the water that combines cardio, muscle strengthening and coordination exercises. The session is organised by the pool team and runs from 19:00 to 20:30, with 15 minutes of warm-up, 45 minutes of activity and 30 minutes of cool-down. It is presented as accessible and dynamic, a chance to burn energy, take on new challenges and try another way of exercising in a pool. The session also supports awareness of male cancers, and information areas are set up in different parts of the pool. The listing says the price is that of a usual pool entry but gives no figure. Places are limited and registration is required, by phone on 05 56 90 89 40 or at the pool reception. A group session like this is easy to join alone, since everyone follows the same guided routine. «Cette activité sportive aquatique associe cardio, renforcement musculaire et exercices de coordination» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Bordeaux Sportive (open data). The listing says the price is that of a regular pool entry, with places limited and registration required.
On Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 19:30 the Mairie de Paris Centre in Paris hosts Voyage musical au féminin !, a musical journey in three parts organised by the Association Femmes et Musique and honouring women and men composers of past and present. The first part is devoted to the harp, in partnership with Collegium21, and introduces the young harpist Saya Toyama, still in training, in works by Heinz Holliger and Toshio Hosokawa. The second part is dedicated to Marguerite Canal, a French composer, teacher and conductor, with a short talk by the researcher Jeanne Hourez illustrated by piano extracts. In the third part, pianist Aurélie Courtot and soprano Armelle Humbert perform songs by Louise Bertin, Elise Bertrand, Mathilde de Rothschild and Valeria Pacifico. Admission is free, and the evening runs from 19:30 to 20:45. A short programme of this kind is easy to enjoy alone, since everyone in the room is there to listen and discover. «L’Association Femmes et Musique vous invite à un voyage musical en trois temps, mettant à l’honneur des compositrices et compositeurs d’hier et d’aujourd’hui.» Starts 19:30, ends about 20:45. Source: Paris city open data — Que faire à Paris (Ville de Paris, ODbL). The listing gives free admission and the hours 19:30 to 20:45.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 17:00 the City of Helsinki, together with UN Women Finland and the Finnish Violence Observatory, holds a silent candlelight procession in Esplanade Park to raise awareness of violence against women and girls. The procession starts at the west end of the park and ends with candles laid at the Havis Amanda statue. On the way it stops to listen to speeches and music at the Espa Stage. You can bring your own candle with a protective cover, and the event is open to everyone, with registration requested only from organisations. It is a calm and serious hour outdoors in the dark Finnish November afternoon, and walking in silence makes it easy to take part alone: nobody expects conversation, you simply walk with the others. Dress warmly, expect a short evening and allow a little time to get back to the tram afterwards. «Silent Candlelight Procession to raise awareness of violence against women» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:00. Source: City of Helsinki — Linked Events (CC BY 4.0).
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 17:30 Bulimba Riverside Park in Bulimba, Brisbane, hosts a class called Breathe & Reset. The listing describes it as combining gentle movement with a focus on effective pranayama breathwork techniques, meant to help reduce stress, improve focus and support overall wellbeing. It is marked for people aged 18 years and over. The meeting point is near the main park entrance at 57 Addison Avenue, and the session runs from 17:30 to 18:15. The price is free and no bookings are required, so people can simply turn up. For more information, the listing names Sidd from WKA Yoga Academy and gives the phone number 0416 401 513. A short outdoor breathing session like this is easy to attend alone, since everyone follows the same guided movements and nobody needs a partner or any previous experience to take part with the group. «Combining gentle movement with a focus on effective pranayama breathwork techniques to help reduce stress, improve focus, and support overall wellbeing.» Starts 17:30, ends about 18:15. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the price as free, the age as 18 years and over, and says no bookings are required.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 17:30 Keong Park in Stafford, Brisbane, hosts an evening Pilates class. The listing explains that Pilates helps people strengthen and stretch at the same time through core-based exercises, and it says people can join anytime. The class is listed as suitable for all ages and runs from 17:30 to 18:30. Participation is free, and the listing states that no bookings are required. The meeting point is in the car park at 38 Appleby Road. For more information the listing names Lorraine from Precision Pilates, who can be reached on 0438 736 036. It is part of the council's fitness and well-being programme of free classes in parks. A class like this is easy to attend alone, because the exercises are led by an instructor, nobody needs a partner, and the open format lets newcomers simply arrive and take part. «Pilates helps you strengthen and stretch simultaneously through core-based exercises. Join anytime.» Starts 17:30, ends about 18:30. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the price as free, no bookings required, from 17:30 to 18:30.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 17:30 the Salle Maurice Baticle in Ribécourt-Dreslincourt hosts Gourmandises, presented by the company Théâtre dire d'étoile. The listing describes it as a spiced musical show in which culinary literature and savoury tales are mixed into one stew. It opens with the question attributed to Brillat-Savarin about what distinguishes people from animals, and the answer given is the meal. The programme includes the story of why the sole is grey on only one side, the tale of a man brought before a court for enjoying the smell of kebabs without permission, and a sausage-maker saved by sharing his sausages with a she-devil. The audience also follows Augustin in his search for love among three oranges. All of it is set to traditional songs and pieces composed for the show, performed by Françoise Barret and Marie Mazille. The session runs from 17:30 to 19:00. The listing does not give a price. A show of stories and songs is easy to enjoy alone, since everyone in the hall shares the same performance. «un spectacle épicé de musique où se mélangent en un même mijoté, littérature culinaire et contes savoureux» Starts 17:30, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Théâtre dire d'étoile (open data). The listing describes the show and names its two performers but gives no price.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 19:00 the Centro Cultural Casa de Vacas in Madrid, in the Retiro park, hosts Rompe el silencio, an adult theatre piece by the company of Susana Paz. The listing gives the synopsis: three anonymous people, two women and a man, arrive in the waiting room of Rompe el Silencio, an experimental place that has just been created so that people can tell their most hidden traumas. Each of the characters suffers a limit situation: workplace harassment, psychological abuse and physical abuse. It gives the recommended age as adult audiences and the duration as 60 minutes. Free tickets are handed out from one hour before at the cultural centre, with a maximum of two per person until the capacity is full. The listing deals with abuse. Admission is free. A short play at a free venue is easy to join alone. «Tres personas anónimas llegan a la sala de espera de Rompe el Silencio.» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Madrid city open data — Agenda de actividades y eventos (Ayuntamiento de Madrid, datos.madrid.es, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives a duration of 60 minutes.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 19:00 the Centro Cultural Casa del Reloj in Madrid, in the Arganzuela district, shows the film Duende y misterio del flamenco, made in 1952. It belongs to the cycle La vida en un hilo, a selected filmography of Edgar Neville. The listing describes the film as a poetic journey through the songs and dances of Andalusia, with figures such as the dancer Antonio. It presents it as a pioneer of the musical documentary in Spain, one that reveals the most lyrical side of Neville and his fascination with popular culture. The venue is on Paseo de la Chopera. Admission is free, as the city listing states, and no booking arrangement is mentioned. The end time is estimated at about 20:30 from the film's length, which the listing does not give. A film screening like this is easy to enjoy alone, since the audience simply sits down and watches together. «Un viaje poético por los cantes y bailes de Andalucía, con figuras como el bailarín Antonio.» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Madrid city open data — Agenda de actividades y eventos (Ayuntamiento de Madrid, datos.madrid.es, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The Madrid city listing gives the screening as free, on 25 November 2026 at 19:00, in the Edgar Neville cycle.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 19:30 the Café Le Printemps in Nantes hosts the guitarist Nicolas Lafourest as part of the Festival Culture Bar-Bars. The listing describes him as a self-taught musician with an instinctive and singular way of playing, raw, harsh and impulsive in energy, in an intimate and direct style whose intentions move between sentimental atmospheres, experimental deconstructions and broken, distorted refrains. His music is built on repeating, noisy and melodic motifs that constantly mix tension with fragility and softness with roughness. The listing adds that he currently plays in Granit Lip with Marc Démereau, in Xibipíío with Betty Hovette, in the solo project Forêt, and in The And, Cannibales & Vahinés, Coddiwomple and La Cachette with the company Baro d'evel. The concert runs from 19:30 to 21:00, and the listing does not give a price. A solo set in a neighbourhood café is easy to enjoy alone, since everyone is there to listen. «Guitariste autodidacte, Nicolas Lafourest est un musicien à la pratique instrumentale singulière et instinctive, à l’énergie brute, âpre et impulsive.» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: OpenAgenda — FESTIVAL CULTURE BAR-BARS (open data). The listing places the concert in the Festival Culture Bar-Bars and gives no price.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 19:45 the Flashback Café in Toulouse hosts the grand final of L'Étoile Rose, held as part of the Festival Culture Bar-Bars. The listing describes a talent contest with singing, dance, performance, humour and stage arts, judged by a jury of show professionals, with the audience taking part as well. It calls the evening a show not to be missed and says the public is expected to be lively. The address is 5 allée de Brienne, and the listing runs the evening from 19:45 to 23:30. The listing does not give a price and states no booking arrangement, so anyone interested should check with the organisers before going. It also links to the Instagram page of L'Étoile Rose Toulouse and to a video. A talent final in a café is easy to enjoy alone, since the acts give everyone something to react to and talk about between performances. «Un show à ne pas louper devant un jury de qualité, composé de professionnels du spectacle, et vous : le public en feu !» Starts 19:45, ends about 23:30. Source: OpenAgenda — FESTIVAL CULTURE BAR-BARS (open data). The listing gives the final as a talent contest at Flashback Café from 19:45 to 23:30 and does not state a price.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 the Bar BU on the Quai Bondy in Lyon hosts the Ariane Quintet as part of the Culture Bar-Bars festival. The listing describes klezmer, music born in the traditions of Eastern European Jewish communities, full of joy, nostalgia and fervour, and enriched by Balkan, Romanian, Gypsy, Mediterranean and even jazz influences. It calls the sound a nomadic, festive and sensitive breath, and says the quintet stays faithful to tradition while mixing oriental influences with the soul of a music for dancing and for the heart. The listing gives no ticket price, so check at the bar. The page is in French. A klezmer concert in a bar near the river is a lively way to spend an evening alone, with a drink in hand and a band that makes strangers smile. The music starts at 20:00 and the end time is estimated. «ARIANE QUINTET» Starts 20:00, ends about 23:00. Source: OpenAgenda — FESTIVAL CULTURE BAR-BARS (open data).
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 20:00 the Cineclub de Bergara screens Hamalau Gau at Seminarixoa in Bergara. The listing describes it as a nocturnal and musical journey through the ideas of the Basque artist Jorge Oteiza, dominated by one night, the one spent in the basilica of Arantzazu. Beside the organ of the sanctuary, the filmmaker Oskar Alegria shuts himself in to recount a succession of 14 nights to the pianist Iñar Sastre, who imagines through the keys images he will not see. The result is a collection of 14 moons, 14 darknesses and 14 mysteries forming a single frieze. The film was made in 2026 in Euskal Herria, runs 91 minutes and is in Basque with Spanish subtitles. Admission is 3 euros, and tickets are bought through the listing. A film club evening like this is easy to attend alone, since the audience watches together in the dark. «En esta película se hará de noche 14 veces. Las iremos contando» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:31. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives the price as 3 euros and the running time as 91 minutes, in Basque with Spanish subtitles.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 20:30 the Théâtre d'Orléans presents Piano Man, by Marcus Lindeen and Marianne Ségol. The listing tells of a summer 2005 when a young man in evening dress is found wet and wandering near a beach in England, looking dazed and apparently having lost his memory. Four months of silence and mystery follow. Taken to hospital, he is said to have drawn a piano and played it with a virtuosity that stunned the staff, who contacted orchestras across Europe hoping to identify him. His photo spread through the media and he was nicknamed Piano Man, but when he began to speak, the story he told was far more human and complex than the myths around him. The full price is 24 euros, with reduced rates from free for students to 18 euros. A seated play based on a real story is easy to attend alone. «Été 2005. Un jeune homme, en costume de gala, est retrouvé trempé, errant près d’une plage, en Angleterre, l’air hagard.» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Agenda de sorties dans la métropole orléanaise (open data). The listing gives 21:00 as the end, which looks too early for the show, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives the full price as 24 euros, with reduced rates from free for students to 18 euros. The listing shows 3 sessions; the first, on 25 November, is used here.
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 21:00 Herriko Antzokia in Elgoibar hosts the Cine club Elgoibar screening of MANAS. The listing summarises the film as set on Marajó Island in the Amazon rainforest, where Marcielle, called Tielle, lives on the river bank with her father, mother and three siblings. Encouraged by her mother's words, she idolises her older sister, who supposedly escaped by finding a good man on the barges that cross the region. As Tielle grows up, her idealised visions are shattered, leaving her trapped between two abusive environments. Worried about her younger sister, she decides to confront the oppressive system that controls her family and the women of her community. The listing gives the price as 5 euros and notes Spanish subtitles. A film club evening is easy to enjoy alone, since everyone is there to watch the same film and talk about it. «Isla de Marajó, selva amazónica. Marcielle (Tielle) vive a orillas del río con su padre, su madre y sus tres hermanos.» Starts 21:00, ends about 22:45. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives the price as 5 euros and says the film has Spanish subtitles.
A relaxed Finnish speaking group led by a librarian and a volunteer, held in the library's multipurpose room. It is aimed at people who already speak Finnish at roughly B1 level; there is no sign-up and you can come and go, which makes it an easy way to meet other newcomers in Vantaa.
Pauline Loquès's César-winning first feature follows Nino, who is diagnosed with cancer on the eve of his twenty-ninth birthday and spends the weekend before treatment with friends, family, old acquaintances and strangers. Despite the subject, the film keeps an elegant, light touch and a quietly funny eye on awkward moments, including a birthday party he cannot avoid. In French with English subtitles; the Pavilion Theatre shows it at 5pm and 8pm on Monday. Tickets €10 (€9 concessions) plus booking fee. Rated 15A, with mature themes. «Nino» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:37. Source: Fáilte Ireland open data (CC BY 4.0) and the venue's own listing.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:00 the Espaces publics numériques of Martigues, at the Maison de la Formation et de la Jeunesse, hold a guided session called Découverte de l'IA. The listing says that, accompanied by a mediator, you spend one session discovering what artificial intelligence is and how it will change our relationship with digital technology. It belongs to the series of collective workshops run by the city's EPN, which help all audiences with digital tools and uses, in a friendly setting and according to your level. The workshops are led by digital mediators, and the spaces carry the SUD LABS label from the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. The workshop is free, but you must register, and it runs from 17:00 to 19:00. A small workshop is an easy place to meet other beginners. «Découverte de l’IA» Starts 17:00, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Espaces publics numériques (EPN) - Martigues (open data). The listing gives 19:00 as the end. The listing gives the entry as free with registration.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:00 the Hôtel Ragueneau in Bordeaux hosts La Fresque de la Diversité, a workshop offered by La Pangée within the Quinzaine de l'Egalité 2026. The listing describes it as a collective-intelligence workshop that lets participants experience the cognitive mechanisms at work in discrimination, discover approaches aimed at reducing it, and debate their reach and limits. Along the way, participants gain a shared vocabulary to start a constructive dialogue and help bring about a more inclusive and calmer society. The workshop is led by Vanessa Robson of La Pangée. Entry is free, and the session runs from 17:00 to 20:00. The listing gives no booking arrangement. Because the format is built around exchanging with other participants, it is easy to attend alone and a natural way to meet new people. «La Fresque de la Diversité est un atelier d’intelligence collective qui permet d’expérimenter les mécanismes cognitifs à l’œuvre en matière de discriminations» Starts 17:00, ends about 20:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Quinzaine de l'Egalité 2026 Bordeaux (open data). The listing gives free entry and a 17:00 to 20:00 slot, as part of the Quinzaine de l'Egalité 2026.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:30 the Biblioteca Bizenta Mogel in Durango hosts a session of the reading club Pedagogiaren harietatik, which discusses La muy catastrófica visita al zoo by Joël Dicker. The activity is led by Mireia Delgado Expósito, takes place in Basque and is aimed at adults interested in topics related to pedagogy. Following the foundations of critical pedagogy, the listing says the aim is to create a space to analyse educational practice and weave collective reflections. The reading list is varied, from pedagogical essays and contemporary poetry to illustrated albums, scientific journals and novels, and the club suits both regular readers and people who do not usually read. The session lasts 90 minutes, so it ends at about 19:00. Entry is free, with registration required. A club like this is easy to join alone, since the group is built around shared reading and conversation. «Es una actividad ideal tanto para quienes tienen hábito de lectura como para quienes no.» Starts 17:30, ends about 19:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives free entry with registration, a 90-minute session from 17:30 and an adult audience.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:30 Wynnum Municipal Hall in Brisbane hosts a beginner line dancing class, listed under fitness and well-being for people aged 18 and over. The listing says the class can help improve memory and keep people active while having fun, and calls it a fantastic way to make new friends. No partner is required and everyone is welcome. The class takes place inside the hall, at the corner of Bay Terrace and Cedar Street in Wynnum, and runs from 17:30 to 18:30. The price is free, though bookings are essential and are made through the Be Happy Party page on Eventbrite. Linda is named as the contact for more information by phone. A class with no partner needed is easy to enjoy alone, because everyone dances in lines and beginners learn the steps together. «It's a fantastic way to make new friends, and no partner is required. Everyone is welcome.» Starts 17:30, ends about 18:30. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the price as free, for ages 18 and over, with bookings essential and no partner required.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 17:30 the auditorium of the Biblioteca Pública de Zamora hosts the 8th Biblioteca Humana, with human books on the theme of associative action, coordinated by Rosa Encinas. The listing describes a Human Library as a place where life experiences are exchanged so that people can be known beyond their cover. The questions of the session are what it means to belong to an association, why someone joins or founds one and what that involves. Visitors freely listen to one human book for 15 minutes and may then go to hear another. The whole session lasts one hour, and hearing one, two or more books is voluntary. Entry is free until the room is full. An hour-long session like this is easy to attend alone, since you choose how many talks to hear. «De forma libre y espontánea se escuchará durante 15 minutos a un libro humano y luego se podrá ir a escuchar a otro.» Starts 17:30, ends about 18:30. Source: Castilla y León culture agenda (Junta de Castilla y León). The listing says entry is free until the room is full and the session lasts one hour in total.
A free participatory session on how architecture and design shape our daily lives and emotional health, with community co-creation examples from Barcelona neighbourhoods. Held in a modernist market.
An evening craft session for adults where everyone builds a personal journal from collage, drawings, writing and found paper. Supplies are provided and you can bring your own scraps, so working side by side at shared tables gives plenty of chances to chat. The listing does not state a price, so check the official page before going.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 18:00 the Mercat Llibertat in Barcelona hosts a talk and workshop in the cycle Apropant casos d'arquitectura i disseny social a la ciutadania, districte a districte, in its Gràcia edition. The listing explains that the project investigates how different disciplines influence daily life and well-being, through co-creation processes and examples of community research aimed at transforming spaces to improve experience and emotional health. The session is intended mainly for adults with curiosity in varied fields, requires no prior training and asks only for an interest in putting people and their emotional well-being at the centre. It is guided by Meritxell Campmajor, a social educator and director of the justice, social inclusion and innovation areas of INTRESS. It is organised by the Associació Ojalá Projects, with Anaïs Esmerado and Amaya Martínez-Marcos. The session runs from 18:00 to 20:00 and entry is free. A workshop like this is easy to join alone, since participants work together on shared questions. «La conferència i el taller està pensat principalment per a persones adultes, amb curiositat en àmbits diversos i transversals» Starts 18:00, ends about 20:00. Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona — Open Data BCN, Agenda diària (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the session as 18:00 to 20:00 with free entry.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 18:00 the Instituto Cervantes de Bordeaux screens El embrujo de Quijat (2022), a film by Juan Manuel Chumilla Carbajosa, as part of the cycle A vueltas con Cervantes. The listing says the cycle presents three films that offer new approaches to the myth of Don Quixote and its relevance today, to highlight the living relationship between cinema and the character. It adds that these works range from an essayistic view to a fantastic or delirious reinterpretation, and that they aim to attract new readers to the novel. This second film moves between documentary and fiction as it approaches the mysterious figure of Benengeli. It is shown in Spanish with French subtitles. Entry is free within the limit of places available, and the session runs from 18:00 to 20:00. A film evening like this is easy to attend alone, since everyone watches in the same quiet room. «Projection en espagnol avec des sous-titres en français.» Starts 18:00, ends about 20:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Instituto Cervantes de Burdeos (open data). The record gives entry as free, within the limit of places available, with the film shown in Spanish with French subtitles.
On Monday 23 November 2026 at 18:00 the covered square of the Biblioteca Salaborsa in Bologna hosts the talk Magnus e Tex: al servizio dell'eroe. It is held alongside the exhibition Magnus: eroi e no at Palazzo Fava and looks at the special Tex album La valle del Terrore, which the cartoonist Magnus drew over seven years of research and sketching. The guests are Graziano Frediani, writer and editor for Sergio Bonelli Editore, Giorgio Giusfredi, scriptwriter and head of the Tex series, and the Bologna-based Tex artists Michele Benevento and Andrea Venturi. Michele Ginevra of the Centro Fumetto Andrea Pazienza moderates. They talk about the behind-the-scenes story of that long wait and Magnus's legacy in Tex storytelling. Entry is free, and once the maximum capacity is reached nobody can enter or stand in the room. The meeting is also streamed on YouTube. A talk like this is easy to attend alone, since everyone in the audience is there to listen and share an interest in comics. «Uno dei fumettisti più grandi di sempre, Magnus, incontra l’eroe a fumetti più longevo del nostro paese, Tex Willer.» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Comune di Bologna — Eventi, Bologna Agenda Cultura (opendata.comune.bologna.it, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing says entry is free and the room admits people only until it reaches capacity.
Full at 01:28 UTC. Walks and nights out on 23–25 Dec in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
On the afternoon of Christmas Eve the Gaztedi dance group brings a romería, an open-air Basque folk-dance party, to the square of Santutxu. Dancers start, neighbours join the circles, and you can simply watch from the edge or take a hand in a line dance. A warm, local way to spend the hours before dinner. Free; the end time is not published, about an hour and a half is likely. «Dantza Plazetan 2026: Gaztedi Dantzari Taldea» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Experienced library regulars lead a weekly needlework circle where beginners and confirmed crafters work on shared projects in sewing, embroidery or crochet. It is free and open to everyone from age 8, with booking recommended. Busy hands and a group project make it easy to chat with people you have never met.
Photographer Laurent de Bompuis gives a talk on the Indo-Guadeloupean community, alongside an exhibition of his work on the subject. It marks the anniversary of the arrival of the first Indian workers in Guadeloupe on 24 December 1854. Entry is free with room for 100, and a talk followed by an exhibition gives you an easy reason to chat.
On Wednesday 23 December 2026 at 17:30 Tabakalera in Donostia / San Sebastián offers a guided conversation visit to the exhibition KOOPERATIBA, led in Basque by a Tabakalera mediator. The listing says the sessions last one hour and invite visitors to learn the contents of the exhibition and to try new ways of approaching contemporary art, with no prior knowledge needed. KOOPERATIBA grows out of two ways of approaching the past, its documents and the ways they can be read from the present. Through a crossing of viewpoints it sets up a dialogue between works, archives, graphic languages and forms of political representation linked to collective experiences. The exhibition brings together the work of two artists, Carla Filipe and Taxio Ardanaz. Entry is free according to the listing. The visit is easy to do alone, because the mediator guides a small group through the rooms and everyone is there to look and talk. «No hace falta tener ningún tipo de conocimiento para participar en las mismas.» Starts 17:30, ends about 18:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives the price as free and says the session lasts one hour.
Bring your own board or use one of the library's, sit down and ask who wants a game. The listing does not state a price, so check the official page before going. «Drop In Chess Club» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Toronto Public Library events.
On Wednesday 23 December the Little Italy Branch of the Chicago Public Library, at 1336 West Taylor Street, holds its evening Knit and Crochet Circle. The listing invites you to join for some crafting, bring your own project or work on a group project with the others. If you are new to knitting or crocheting, the group can help get you started. The library asks anyone who needs sign language interpretation or other accessibility help to contact the branch at least 14 business days before the event. The branch is on Taylor Street, the main street of the old Italian neighbourhood on the Near West Side, so you can combine the circle with a coffee or an early dinner on the street before you go in. A relaxed craft circle the evening before Christmas Eve is a warm, social place to spend a couple of hours. The circle starts at 18:00 and ends at about 19:30. The listing does not state a price, so check the official page before going. «Knit and Crochet Circle» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Chicago Public Library events.
On Wednesday 23 December 2026 at 18:00 the Centre Cívic Teixonera in Barcelona hosts a concert by the band Todos los gatos son pardos. The listing describes it as part of a programme that aims to bring music to squares, streets, markets and shopping streets, and it is tagged under concerts, civic centre activities and Christmas activities. The centre stands at Carrer d'Arenys 75, in the Teixonera neighbourhood of the Horta-Guinardó district, and the listing gives its telephone number as 932563388 for anyone with questions. The concert falls on a Wednesday and runs from 18:00 to 19:00. Entry is free, and the listing marks it as open access, so there is no price to pay at the door. The page does not list a full programme of songs, so the listing is the only source for what the band will play. A free neighbourhood concert like this is easy to enjoy alone, since people are there simply to listen to the music. «Programa que persegueix la dinamització de places, carrers, mercats i eixos comercials amb música.» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona — Open Data BCN, Agenda diària (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives free entry, open access, from 18:00 to 19:00.
On Wednesday 23 December 2026 at 18:30 Tabakalera in Donostia / San Sebastián offers a guided visit to the exhibition KOOPERATIBA. The listing explains that these visits introduce the contents of the show and suggest new ways of approaching contemporary art, and that no previous knowledge is needed to take part. Each session lasts one hour and is led by a mediator from Tabakalera. The exhibition grew out of a shared look at two ways of treating the past, its documents and the ways they can be read from the present. Through this crossing of views it sets up a dialogue between artworks, archives, graphic languages and forms of political representation linked to collective experiences. It brings together the work of two artists, Carla Filipe and Taxio Ardanaz. The visit is in Spanish and the entry is free. A guided gallery visit is easy to do alone, since the group is led through the rooms together and talking is part of the format. «No hace falta tener ningún tipo de conocimiento para participar en las mismas.» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives the entry as free and says each session lasts one hour.
On Wednesday 23 December 2026 at 19:00 the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona hosts the concert L'Última Gran Festa de l'Any. The listing says it brings together Sopa de Cabra, The Tyets, Els Catarres and Buhos in a night of music in Catalan. It is organised by Grup Clipper's with the support of the RACC, which marks its 120th anniversary in this way. The concert arrives at the doors of Christmas and is presented as the last big concert of the year, with a line-up that unites four bands of different generations and styles. The listing gives general admission as 27.5 to 52.8 euros, plus booking fees, so the figure shown here is the lowest price. Tickets are paid. A large concert like this is easy to enjoy alone, since thousands of people are there for the same bands and the same songs. «Reunirà Sopa de Cabra , The Tyets , Els Catarres i Buhos en una nit de música en català.» Starts 19:00, ends about 22:30. Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona — Open Data BCN, Agenda diària (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives general admission as 27.5 to 52.8 euros plus booking fees and names RACC and Grup Clipper's as organisers.
On Wednesday 23 December 2026 at 19:00 the Kulturcafé Tachles at Karmeliterplatz 1 in Vienna hosts Culture Beats, a staged reading with Daniel Landau and Lukas Johne. The listing asks how strongly the culture that surrounds us as teenagers shapes our later lives, and where cultural history ends and religious history begins. In three episodes, Hollywood stars, dictators and homicide victims talk about their lives and longings, and the listing names Hedy Lamarr, Josef Stalin and Sharon Tate among the figures who meet in an abstract space for surprising dialogues. It promises respectful, quietly humorous entertainment with depth, plus music, as the two performers read and sing. The organiser is the association Piercèd Heart. Entry is free, and the evening runs from 19:00 to 21:00. A staged reading like this is easy to enjoy alone, since everyone is simply there to listen and take part in the conversation afterwards if they wish. «Wie sehr prägt die Kultur, die uns als Heranwachsende umgibt unser späteres Leben?» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:00. Source: Stadt Wien — Veranstaltungen on wien.gv.at (CC BY 4.0). The listing says entry is gratis and the event runs from 19:00 to 21:00.
Burutik, a young band formed in the Pamplona area in 2020, plays pop-rock with two guitars, bass, drums and an accordion that gives their sound its own colour, with three- and four-part vocal harmonies and lyrics full of metaphor and irony. They bring songs from their latest album Ipuinak to the old basilica of Lezo, a small town by the Pasaia bay. Free; sung in Basque; the end time is not published, about an hour and a half is likely. «BURUTIK» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
On Wednesday 23 December 2026 at 19:30 the Palacio Euskalduna in Bilbao hosts Bizkaia Kantuan, the closing concert of the 2026 organ cycle Organo Kontzertuak, on the stage of its Auditorium. The listing says the Sociedad Coral de Bilbao, directed by Enrique Azurza, performs with the organists Carlos Fernández Bollo and Óscar Rodríguez Pastora. Both play the Karl Schuke organ at the same time from its two consoles, across its 5,390 pipes. The central work is the Messe solennelle Op. 16 by the French composer Louis Vierne, written for two independent organs. The listed ticket price is 18.50 euros, bought online through the link in the listing. No end time is given, so the finish is estimated at around 21:15. A choral and organ concert is easy to enjoy alone, since the audience listens together. «El eje central del concierto será la monumental Messe solennelle Op. 16 del compositor francés Louis Vierne» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:15. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown is estimated. The listing gives the price as 18.50 euros and names the choir, the two organists and the Vierne mass.
This musical interweaves two journeys: a grandfather recalling how he left Cuba for Europe in the 1960s, and his granddaughter Alicia's imaginary voyage through 'Alice in Wonderland'. It is billed for a family audience and tickets cost 8 €. An evening show in the theatre on the Plaza Mayor is an easy way to enjoy the holidays alone.
Full at 12:17 UTC. Walks and nights out on 21–23 Jan in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
Adults-only restaurants, train carriages and hotels raise a question: are children becoming unwelcome, or do adults, parents included, sometimes need child-free time? Author Claire Bourdille and Lille sociologist Clément Rivière discuss it in a debate moderated by journalist Mathilde Chevré, with time for the audience. Entry is free, and an open debate invites you to speak up alongside strangers.
On Thursday 21 January 2027 at 20:00 the Teatro Circo Price in Madrid hosts Marwán, as part of Inverfest 2027. The listing says that after the coming release of his new album, due at the end of 2026, he returns to the Price to open a new artistic stage with a renewed live show. It names classics such as La vida cuesta, Puede ser que la conozcas and Los amores imparables, reinterpreted next to the new compositions. The repertoire moves between intensity and intimacy, and the listing calls him one of the most recognisable voices of Spanish singer-songwriter music. The page lists performances from 21 to 29 January, and this entry follows the first one. Tickets start from 32 euros. The end shown is estimated. «Una noche única para celebrar el comienzo de una gira que promete ser la más ambiciosa de su carrera.» Starts 20:00, ends about 22:00. Source: Madrid city open data — Agenda de actividades y eventos (Ayuntamiento de Madrid, datos.madrid.es, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives 23:59 as the end, a placeholder, so the end shown is estimated. The page gives the price as from 32 euros.
On Thursday 21 January 2027 at 20:00 the Salle Molière in Lyon hosts Flavia Coelho with Entre Rio et lumière, a piano and voice show. The listing presents her as a Franco-Brazilian artist with dazzling talent, about to present a unique show that combines music and personal story. It says that, between fiery gouaille and contagious passion, she invites the audience to discover her universe through a performance in which each note echoes her path between Brazil and France. In this creation she weaves stories of her life, mixing childhood memories, challenges and moments of joy, and uses music as a universal language to express her emotions through an intimate connection with the audience. She is accompanied by a pianist. Tickets cost from 30.99 to 37.99 euros. The listing gives 22:30 as the end. A seated piano and voice evening is easy to join alone. «Entre gouaille fougueuse et passion contagieuse.» Starts 20:00, ends about 22:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Shotgun (open data). The listing gives 22:30 as the end. The listing gives tickets from 30.99 to 37.99 euros.
Since the river burst its banks and swallowed everything, Camille has not said a word, until she wakes the river to ask it why. Mixing epic tale, dreamlike scenes and real testimony, the play gives a voice to people who live through disasters and imagine other futures. Tickets are 6 euros for adults and children, from age 9.
Two siblings meet on a stormy night in an isolated cabin deep in a forest; she unexpectedly needs to move some things and he has a pick-up truck. Between books and memories, old grudges and new offences surface in Neil LaBute's psychological thriller about family ties, lies and guilt, uncomfortable and provocative by design. Israel Elejalde directs Marta Juániz and Alberto Huici in this Spanish-language premiere at the city's grand old theatre; 90 minutes. Tickets €12, reduced €6. «"EN UN BOSQUE OSCURO Y PROFUNDO" (Estreno)» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Every Thursday at four, Sello Library in Leppävaara hosts an English discussion group: an easy hour of conversation to keep your English going or to meet people in a new town, with native and non-native speakers around the same table. No cost, no registration, everyone is welcome, just drop by. The group meets in the Elina conference room; the library is inside the Sello shopping centre right by Leppävaara railway station. «English discussion group» Starts 16:00, ends about 17:00. Source: City of Helsinki / City of Espoo — LinkedEvents (CC BY 4.0).
Journalist Alice Raybaud, author of a book on friendship, draws on interviews, sociology and philosophy to argue that friendship deserves a central place in our lives, and turns to the growing feeling of loneliness. The one-hour talk is free. A subject this close to why people go out alone makes it a natural place to strike up a conversation afterwards.
For the Nuits de la lecture, storyteller Joël Foulet brings his tales of clever birds to the small-town library of Saïx, near Castres: the crow flying through the night of the world, the juggler-bird on his branch and a feathered treasure locked in a pirate's cabin, all of whom know the way to the light better than we do. Told in French with live music, for everyone from six to a hundred. Free entry, about an hour. «Le Chant Des Lumières. Joel Foulet» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — La Compagnie de la Hulotte (open data).
Historians Pierre-Etienne Bourneuf of the Geneva Graduate Institute and Olga Hidalgo-Weber of the University of Geneva trace how institutions from the Red Cross to the League of Nations built the city's image as a capital of peace, and what challenges that image faces today. RTS journalist Alexis Favre moderates the one-hour conversation. Entry is free within the seats available.
On Thursday 21 January 2027 at 18:30 the Le Moulin cultural venue in Louviers, in Normandy, holds an After-Works Apéro Jazz, a winter carte blanche to Essence Trio. The OpenAgenda listing describes three musicians: the singer Nathalie Monceaux, the guitarist Carles GR and the double bassist James Treasure, who revisit a repertoire of pop, soul, jazz and timeless songs with a focus on listening, fine arrangements and musical dialogue. It promises a warm and accessible atmosphere in which familiar melodies find new depth. The concert lasts one and a half hours, the show is for all audiences and tickets are 8 euros, or 5 euros at the reduced rate, sold through the town's ticket office. An after-work concert with a drink is an easy way to meet people from the town on a weeknight. The session starts at 18:30 and ends at about 21:00. «After-Works – Apéro Jazz» Starts 18:30, ends about 21:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville de Louviers (open data).
On Thursday 21 January 2027 at 18:30 the Teatro Español in Madrid opens its run of Las cartas boca abajo, a play by Antonio Buero Vallejo that continues until 7 February 2027. The listing describes a family photograph made of pieces: fragments of two sisters locked in a house they did not want, paralysed in a present that does not advance, condemned to live together among secrets. It asks to what extent we are slaves of our hidden desires, and what would happen if we uncovered them. The play, which premiered in 1957, is called a faithful reflection of the situations lived by our grandparents and parents before the economic boom of the late Franco years, a society where the stakes in the game of life were very high and people always kept a card face down. The ticket costs 10 euros. A family drama in a seated theatre is an easy and inexpensive evening alone. «Una fotografía de familia hecha a partir de pedazos.» Starts 18:30, ends about 20:15. Source: Madrid city open data — Agenda de actividades y eventos (Ayuntamiento de Madrid, datos.madrid.es, CC BY 4.0). The listing gives 23:59 as the end, a placeholder, so the end shown is estimated. The run lasts from 21 January to 7 February 2027; the date shown is the first evening. The price is 10 euros.
Corinne Gazull and David Humeau tell and sing about the idols who shaped them, mixing a few covers of Bowie, The Cure and Gainsbourg with their own songs, humour and improvisation. It is a seated Thursday concert. Tickets cost 5 euros, an easy price for trying something new on your own.
Violinist Florent Billy, cellist François Girard and pianist Thibault Maignan play three French works for piano trio from around the turn of the twentieth century, including Lili Boulanger's luminous D'un matin de printemps. The concert lasts one hour. Full price is 12 euros, and an early-evening recital is simple to attend alone.
The monthly Rencards du Climat is a meeting time for people who already volunteer for the environment in the Lille area and for those who would like to start: local groups present what they are doing, newcomers ask questions and everyone finds their next project over a drink. This edition is at Le Bus Magique, a community venue on avenue Cuvier near the Citadelle. Free entry, no booking, in French. «Les Rencards du climat au Bus Magique !» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Les Rencards du Climat - Métropole Lilloise (open data).
Choreographer and performer Marianne Masson sets herself a trap: a completely improvised dance-theatre piece built on the music and themes the audience throws at her, with no fourth wall, so she dances among the spectators and plays off their reactions, making contemporary dance accessible to everyone. Sound by Arthur Ower. Part of the Nuits de la lecture at Le Moulin, the cultural third place of Roques, south-west of Toulouse; light food on sale from 18:00. Free, no booking. «Piège-moi [ou l’auto-truande programmée] – Marianne Masson» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville de Roques (open data).
On Thursday 21 January at 19:30 the bands Spheres and Orion Child play at Azkena, a live music venue on Ibáñez de Bilbao street in Bilbao. The Kulturklik listing gives the details in brief, naming both bands and the venue, and it lists the language of the concert as English. Tickets cost 15 euros and can be bought online through the link given on the agenda page. No end time is published, so allow about two and a half hours for a night with two acts. A small club show with two bands is an easy way to spend a weeknight evening alone, since the audience is there for the music and the stage is never far away. The doors and music begin around 19:30, with the finish expected at about 22:00. «Spheres + Orion Child» Starts 19:30, ends about 22:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Chacha of the Muerto Coco company has turned 40, yet feeling grown-up still does not quite fit, so she revisits all the moments she pretended to be an adult in a playful documentary solo. The show is in the intimate café-theatre space, from age 8. Admission is by voluntary contribution, and a small room keeps the mood warm.
Full at 23:24 UTC. Walks and nights out on 19–21 Feb in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
On Friday 19 February 2027 at 20:30 L'Estrade in Bordeaux, at the Parvis de Belcier by the Saint-Jean station, hosts Anne Cahen with her show Moment de qualité. The listing says the promise is in the title: she dissects the sometimes absurd world of work, introverts, life choices, the magic of the Bigdil, and people in general. It presents her as a rising star of stand-up, heard on France Inter and seen on the Jamel Comedy Club, with sketches regularly shown on Canal+ and CultureBox, winner of the SACD writing prize in 2024. The price is from 21.58 to 26.97 euros. Doors open at 19:30 and the show starts and the doors close at 20:30, for a show of one hour. A stand-up show in a seated hall is easy to enjoy alone, since the whole room laughs at the same lines. «La promesse est dans le titre.» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Shotgun (open data). The listing gives 22:00 as the end. The listing gives the price as from 21.58 to 26.97 euros.
Le Cirque Penché takes you on a concert without a safety net: lively, vibrant French chanson by artists who are not afraid to walk the wire. The band took its first steps on stage in 2016, and since 2022 Anne-Lise's accordion, Jeremy's bass, Thierry's drums and Julien's guitar and vocals have created an intimate, effervescent and always warm atmosphere. They play their own compositions. At the Marins d'eau douce venue in Ramonville, on the Canal du Midi south-east of Toulouse. Friday night from nine; tickets €10, information on 05 61 73 16 15. «LE CIRQUE PENCHÉ ➤ @marinsdeaudouce ➤ Ramonville» Starts 21:00, ends about 23:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Mervilla (open data).
Raul Clyde is the stage name of Raúl Pérez Marqués, a singer-songwriter from Aldaia in Valencia who started publishing songs in 2021 and broke through in 2022 with his first EP, Destino 2013. His music is mainly reggaeton and urban pop, with excursions into trap and dancehall, and his collaboration with Saiko on Tuenti (Remix) gave his career a big push; in 2026 he released the album EL VENDEDOR DE ROSAS. He plays Santana 27 in Bolueta, Bilbao's big rock-and-rap club by the river, on a Saturday night. Tickets €15 in advance, €20 at the door, online through the venue. Lyrics in Spanish. «Raul Clyde» Starts 21:00, ends about 23:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
The Museon Arlaten hosts the showcase of the photography workshops of TEDO#8 through a projection open to everyone. For several months the participants explored the photographic medium with photographer-trainer Jean Moïse De Faria, producing singular points of view and visual stories carried by each person. Come and see what a season of learning to look produces, in the Provence museum in the centre of Arles, a place made for photography. Friday afternoon, free, no limit on places. «Restitution de la Saison#8» Starts 16:30, ends about 17:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Bicentenaire de la Photographie (open data).
Brive's board-game guild hosts its 88th friendly Friday-evening games night with tables of family and expert board games, party games, card games and miniatures. Volunteer hosts teach the rules, so you can show up alone and be dealt into a table within minutes. Entry is free. «Games Gaillardes n° 88» Starts 19:00, ends about 23:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Les rencontres de La Guilde Ludique Briviste (open data).
On Friday 19 February at 19:00 the dance centre Pôle Sud in Strasbourg, on rue de Bourgogne, invites the public to a joyful, popular evening in two parts. Before ending his association with the venue, the choreographer Sylvain Riéjou shows an excerpt from his work in progress, Elvis a quitté le bâtiment, a piece drawing on iconic figures of pop and rock that explores with four performers the links between celebrity, the body and stage practice. He then invites anyone who wants to try their quarter of an hour of fame to take part in a lip-sync contest, in which each person gets the stage for two minutes to mime their favourite song. The listing calls the evening an invitation to share, between creation and collective party. Entry is free on reservation, and the page is in French. It starts at 19:00 and ends at about 20:00. «Sylvain Riéjou - Elvis a quitté le bâtiment (création en cours)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:00. Source: OpenAgenda — POLE-SUD, CDCN Strasbourg (open data).
Musicologist Jérémie Noyer takes the audience on a journey where painting meets music, from Monet's canvases to the compositions of Debussy and Ravel. The talk is held in the auditorium of the Pôle culturel Chabran and is free, with a reservation. Easy to enjoy on your own. «Conférence - L'impressionnisme, de la palette à la partition» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville de Draguignan (open data).
Delacueva is an artist who combines sensitivity with personality: his songs carry emotions with closeness and create a special connection with the audience. He plays the Cotton Club on Calle Gregorio de la Revilla, a classic Bilbao music room with a stage, a bar and the kind of crowd that sings along. Friday night, doors open early. Tickets €15 through the venue's online box office. Lyrics in Spanish. «Entradas Delacueva (Cotton Club - Bilbao)» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
On Friday 19 February 2027 the cinema Le Méliès in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, in the Triolo shopping centre, shows On vous croit, a Belgian film from 2025 by Charlotte Devillers and Arnaud Dufeys. The listing presents it as an echo of the stage show Affaires familiales by Émilie Rousset at La Rose des Vents, the national stage of Lille Métropole. The story is of Alice, who finds herself before a judge and cannot afford a mistake. She must defend her children, whose custody is being questioned, and the question is whether she can protect them from their father before it is too late. The screening lasts about an hour and eighteen minutes, and the tickets cost between 3.50 and 6 euros, so the lowest price is used here. The subject is serious, which may prompt conversation. A film evening is an easy outing alone. «On vous croit» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:18. Source: OpenAgenda — Ville de Villeneuve d'Ascq (open data).
After the success of his first show «Giorda vous hypnotise», Giorda returns with «HYPN'OSE», an original creation where humour, interaction and improvisation combine for an experience as funny as it is unexpected. Nothing on stage is fully written in advance: each performance becomes a unique adventure shaped by the reactions of the audience. For everyone, about an hour and a half, at Le Rabelais in Changé near Le Mans. Tickets €12, €10 in advance, €8 reduced; online box office. «HYPN'OSE - GIORDA» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Saison culturelle 2026-2027 (open data).
Born in Digne-les-Bains, Clovis Nicolas is now one of the most sought-after double bassists on the international jazz scene. After early days in Marseille and then Paris alongside names such as Baptiste Trotignon and the Belmondo brothers, he settled in New York more than twenty years ago, having trained at the Juilliard School. This concert under the sign of sharing, between swing, emotion and freedom, brings his trio back to the town where it all began. At the René Char cultural centre. Tickets from €8 to €20 depending on the rate, via the centre's box office and Digitick. «CLOVIS NICOLAS TRIO» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — VieMaVille (open data).
On Friday 19 February 2027 at 20:30 the Théâtre Le Normandy in Le Havre hosts Entre D'eux, a tribute to Céline Dion. The listing says five passionate artists come together for a show of nearly two hours, in homage to the greatest singer of her generation, the one and only Céline Dion. It invites you to be carried away by her bewitching voice and to rediscover, for one evening, the whole album D'EUX and other essential songs that marked the career of the Quebec diva. The page gives no names for the five performers, so the evening is best understood as a tribute concert built around one album. Le Théâtre Le Normandy hosts such tribute shows regularly. The listed times are 20:30 to 22:30. Tickets cost from 28.99 to 34.99 euros. A tribute concert is an easy night out alone, since everyone knows the songs. «Hommage à la plus grande chanteuse de sa génération.» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Shotgun (open data). The listing gives 22:30 as the end. Tickets cost from 28.99 to 34.99 euros.
On Friday 19 February 2027 at 20:30 the Espace Julien in Marseille hosts Typhée, a rap concert. The listing presents him as the big winner of the new season of Nouvelle École, announcing a first exceptional tour in spring 2027 on which he intends to show his sharp sense of staging and his taste for live performance. Self-taught and passionate, it says, he threw himself fully into music in 2024 with a precise goal: to leave his mark on Marseille. Originally from Beausoleil, in the 4th arrondissement of Marseille, he develops a singular universe between sunny melodies, melancholy and unfiltered lyrics. The listing names no support act and gives no set details. Tickets cost from 25.69 euros. The listing gives 22:30 as the end. A first big-hall tour date by a local rapper is easy to join alone. «Entre mélodies solaires, mélancolie et textes sans filtre.» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Shotgun (open data). The listing gives 22:30 as the end. The listing gives tickets from 25.69 euros.
After the double concert at the jazzambach festival, the foyer of Kulturbühne Ambach turns into a relaxed living room for a late-night session. The house band around pianist Jonathan Frick opens with a short set, then the stage gradually fills with guest musicians and the evening becomes a jam. Entry is free and you can simply drop in and listen. «jazz im foyer: theater kosmos jazz session @ jazzambach» Starts 22:30, ends about 23:30. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
On Saturday 20 February 2027 at 18:00 the Auditorio Barañáin, next to Pamplona in Navarre, presents David Cepo with his show No cruces los brazos. The listing asks whether you are ready to burst out laughing with the comic star of the moment. David Cepo is described as a comedian by birth and an influencer by accident, who has become the new sensation on social media thanks to his spontaneity and closeness. Many of his videos have gone viral, and now he brings a show full of laughter to the theatre. The listing ends with the catchphrase: do not cross your arms, because the jokes will not get in. The page gives the language as Spanish. The end shown is estimated. The ticket costs 28 euros. A stand-up comedy show in a theatre hall is an easy outing alone. «Que no te entran los chistes.» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0). The listing gives no end time, so the end shown here is estimated.
Full at 10:44 UTC. Walks and nights out on 21–23 Mar in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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On Sunday 21 March 2027 at 17:00 the MJC of Pacé, at the Espace Le Goffic on avenue Charles Le Goffic just north-west of Rennes, hosts Medley, a concert by the Chorale Appoggio. The listing presents the choir as a finalist of the television contest Meilleure chorale de France, the search for the best choir in France, and promises to treat your ears with a pop and geek medley inspired by the world of cinema. The concert lasts about an hour and a half. Tickets cost 10 euros, or 8 euros at the reduced rate, and the lower price is used here; they are sold online through the venue's ticket page. A choir singing familiar pop and film tunes is a cheerful Sunday outing, and a local youth and culture centre gives it a relaxed neighbourhood feel. It is an easy concert to attend alone, because recognising the songs together breaks the ice and the audience often hums along. «Medley» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:30. Source: OpenAgenda — MJC Pacé (open data).
The Ignacio Aldecoa culture house runs a monthly book club in English for people with an intermediate or advanced level, led by John Costello, and this session discusses Kate Chopin's classic novel «The Awakening». Entry is free, and talking about a book in English is a friendly way to meet locals and other newcomers in Vitoria. «English book club (2026-2027): "The Awakening" (Kate Chopin)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
On Monday 22 March 2027 Le Grand Mix, at 5 place Notre-Dame in Tourcoing, welcomes corto.alto, presented by Tourcoing Jazz together with the venue. The listing says Glasgow has become a true jazz hotspot in recent years, and that one of its most striking revelations is corto.alto, the group led by the composer and multi-instrumentalist Liam Shortall, trained at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. His approach draws on hip-hop and broken beat as much as on soul and electronic music. The latest project, Some Small Fortune, is more open and collaborative, featuring Mick Jenkins, anaiis, Oscar Jerome, Jacob Alon and BINA. On stage acoustic instruments talk with electronics, pieces can change course at any moment, and the groove stays the common thread. The listing calls it bold and generous current jazz. Tickets cost 13 to 19 euros, and the lowest is used here. A standing jazz gig in a club is easy to enjoy alone. «CORTO.ALTO» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Tourcoing Jazz (open data).
In the digital humanities series of the Bibliothèque de Genève, Clarisse Bardiot of Université Rennes 2 shows how programmes, photographs and video recordings can be used to write the history of more than 2,000 Avignon Festival productions since 1947. Entry is free, open to everyone while places last, and the one-hour talk is followed by time for questions and conversation. «De la scène aux données» Starts 16:15, ends about 17:15. Source: OpenAgenda — Bibliothèque de Genève (open data).
Geographer, author and actor Frédéric Ferrer gives one of his offbeat lecture-performances on the Vikings who settled Greenland for 450 years, and what their choices, the ice, the climate and their Inuit neighbours can tell us about climate debates today. Entry is free, and this witty one-hour talk is an easy evening to enjoy on your own. «Conférence "Les Vikings et le Groenland" - De et avec Frédéric Ferrer» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:15. Source: OpenAgenda — L'Estive - Saison 26/27 (open data).
This free Spanish-language club, led by Amaia Ibarraran, explores the other side of American literature through Native American, Chicano, African American and Asian American writers. This month the group talks about «Ceremony», the novel about Tayo, a Laguna Pueblo war veteran searching for healing and his place in the land and community. «Club de lectura de literaturas estadounidenses (2026-2027): "Ceremonia" (Leslie Marmon)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
The Osimun Quartet, four saxophonists playing soprano, alto, tenor and baritone, bring their programme «Let the music speak» to Fundación Vital's Tuesday concert series, with works by Bach, Beethoven, Seara, Ligeti and Connesson in two parts. Tickets are 8 euros, and an intimate chamber concert is an easy evening out alone. «Martes Musicales 2026-2027: Osimun Quartet» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
A storyteller and actor, son of Breton dairy farmers, tells a sensitive and clear-eyed story about farming life, family inheritance and the changes in the countryside, with students of the regional conservatory joining Cie Mouton Major on stage. The show lasts 70 minutes, is for ages 12 and up, and full price is 12 euros at this small neighbourhood theatre. «MON PÈRE AVAIT 3 VACHES / Cie Mouton Major + Elèves du CRR» Starts 19:30, ends about 20:40. Source: OpenAgenda — TAC - Troupuscule (open data).
On Tuesday 23 March 2027 at 20:00 the Théâtre Molière in Bordeaux hosts Melha Bedia with her show 30 dates pour voir si j'suis encore rigolote. The listing welcomes you aboard the bus N0178 from Gennevilliers to La Défense, which it calls the Proust's madeleine of Melha, and jokes that because of an exceptional trip some sensitive areas of her intimacy will be exceptionally served. It then admits that this was a bio written to be nominated for the Molière awards, and says the real point is to come to the 30 dates to see if she is still funny, with no limit left. The price is a single rate of 29.20 euros, with free seating, and the show runs from 20:00 to 22:00. The listing shows three sessions, and the first is used here. A stand-up show in a seated theatre is easy to enjoy alone, since the whole room laughs at the same lines. «Venez aux 30 dates pour voir si je suis encore rigolote.» Starts 20:00, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Conquête de L'Ouest (open data). The listing gives 22:00 as the end. The listing gives the price as a single rate of 29.20 euros, free seating. The listing shows 3 sessions; the first, on 23 March, is used here.
On Tuesday 23 March Le Grand Logis in Bruz, near Rennes, offers a free concert by Les Sales Gosses, a duo described as playful sentimental souls with sharp lyrics and sticky melodies. The concert is staged at the corner of the bar, with a limited number of seats. Marie-Amélie plays a wild violin and sings in a voice of honey and mischief, while Silvère squeezes a crazy accordion and adds a second voice, and between them stands a looping machine that builds rhythms and vocal arrangements on the spot. The listing speaks of the love of words, humour and the taste of journeys and struggles still to come. Entry is free and no reservation is needed, so the sensible plan is to arrive early for a seat. The concert is in French, starts at 20:30 and runs until about 22:00. «Concert gratuit : Les Sales Gosses» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Le Grand Logis (open data).
On Tuesday 23 March 2027 at 20:30 the 6MIC in Aix-en-Provence hosts Club Indé with Tramhaus and La Flemme, presented in agreement with Persona Grata. The listing describes Tramhaus as an innovative rock band from Rotterdam, a super creative and bubbling city, and says that in only a few years the band has made its name well beyond its home town. It says their music can feel like the soundtrack of a lively, mysterious and dangerous story, and that their strength is to carry you along on a race rich in emotions, with a frank camaraderie that is felt above all on stage. The listing says nothing more about La Flemme, so this page says no more than that. Tickets cost from 17.99 to 22.99 euros. The listing gives 23:00 as the end. A two-band indie night at a mid-sized club is easy to join alone. «La bande originale d'une histoire vive, mystérieuse et dangereuse.» Starts 20:30, ends about 23:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Shotgun (open data). The listing gives 23:00 as the end. The listing gives tickets from 17.99 to 22.99 euros.
Full at 22:27 UTC. Walks and nights out on 19–21 Apr in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
No night walks listed yet for these dates — the cities we cover publish most evening events 2–6 weeks ahead. Host a full-moon walk and let people find you.
The Casa de Cultura Ignacio Aldecoa runs a free English-language book club for intermediate and advanced speakers, led by John Costello. In April the group discusses Roddy Doyle's «Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha», a funny, tender novel told by a nine-year-old Irish boy. A book club in English is a natural way for a newcomer to start conversations in Vitoria-Gasteiz. «English book club (2026-2027): "Paddy Clarke HA HA HA" (Roddy Doyle)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
The Let's read together groups help adults practise Finnish by reading together with volunteers, and they suit learners of every level. The group at the Alppila community house is free, needs no registration and you can join at any point in the season, so it is an easy first step into Finnish and a friendly place to meet people alone. «Let's read together-group for adults» Starts 17:00, ends about 20:00. Source: City of Helsinki / City of Espoo — LinkedEvents (CC BY 4.0).
On Tuesday 20 April La Scène de recherche, the theatre of the Paris-Saclay university on Avenue des Sciences in Gif-sur-Yvette, holds the last of its La Vie de Recherche encounters. The guest is an ecophysiologist and emeritus research director at the CNRS who is a member of the Académie des sciences. His first expedition to Adélie Land was in 1971, where he grasped the importance of studying how penguins resist cold and fasting and developed the techniques to find out. He is concerned with biodiversity and says that understanding and predicting the effects of global change on polar ecosystems is a scientific and technical challenge. The listing is in French and uses pay-what-you-wish pricing, with a free rate of 2, 5, 10 or 15 euros, and the lowest is shown. Booking is through the theatre's ticketing page. It starts at 19:00 and ends about 20:30. «La Vie de Recherche 3» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Université Paris-Saclay (open data).
On Tuesday 20 April the Carreau du Temple, the cultural venue on Rue Perrée in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris, screens Citizenfour, the documentary by Laura Poitras. The film records the revelations of Edward Snowden about the mass surveillance carried out by the American NSA, filmed in real time in Hong Kong in 2013, and it won the Oscar for best documentary in 2015. The listing says it is an intimate and historic portrait that marked world opinion. The screening is followed by a meeting and debate with professionals who have worked on films, such as directors, actors and set designers. Tickets cost between 5 and 10 euros, entry is free with the Carreau card, and booking is advised through the ticketing link on the page. The announcement is in French. It starts at 19:30 and ends about 21:30. «Citizenfour, film de Laura Poitras au Carreau du Temple» Starts 19:30, ends about 21:30. Ville de Paris — « Que faire à Paris ? » open data (ODbL).
On Tuesday 20 April La Ferme de Bel Ébat in Guyancourt presents Victor Hugoat, a show that mixes a humorous lecture, rap and a gallery of characters. The premise is that the performer, called Bart, has two passions in life, Victor Hugo and rap, and suddenly realises that if Hugo had lived today he would have been the best rapper of all. To prove it he builds a biographical rap song verse by verse, telling the life of the writer. With the audience, he recreates the battle of Hernani, mourns the death of Hugo's daughter, thrills at his political speeches and even talks with the master himself. The show is part of the Hip-Hop week, which runs from 20 to 24 April, and of a touring programme. The listing is in French and the ticket costs 7.50 euros. It starts at 20:30 and ends about 21:30. «VICTOR HUGOAT» Starts 20:30, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Scènes 2 Guyancourt la Batterie – Ferme de Bel Ebat (open data).
Kino Gmunden screens Michel K. Zongo's award-winning documentary about a gold mine in a village in Burkina Faso, told with a griot's storytelling and playful western touches, in the original version with German subtitles. After the 79-minute film there is a conversation with Oliver Böck of ÖJAB. Entry is free with a free ticket, and a film followed by a talk is a natural way to meet locals on your own in this lakeside town. «KEIN GOLD FÜR KALSAKA - Film KI 08/16» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
The free Spanish-language science-fiction club at the Casa de Cultura Ignacio Aldecoa meets monthly in the Amaritu room. This time the group discusses Connie Willis's «Doomsday Book», in which an Oxford historian travels from 2054 to the England of 1320. Sharing a novel with fellow readers is a relaxed way to meet people on your own in Vitoria-Gasteiz. «Club de ciencia ficción (2026-2027): "El libro del día del juicio final" (Connie Willis)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
On Wednesday 21 April the Toulouse regional conservatoire presents a free Concert de Professeurs in the Chapelle des Carmélites on Rue du Périgord. Under the heading Professeurs en Libertés, teachers of the conservatoire offer a Voyage en Italie with Berlioz and Liszt, in which Harold in Italy is heard in its version for viola and piano. The listing says the work gains in intimacy in this form while keeping its expressive richness, and describes a programme that invites reverie between contemplation, melancholy and passion. A presenter introduces the music. Admission is free but booking is needed through the conservatoire ticket office, with reservations opening on Friday 9 April at noon. The listing adds that even when the concert shows as full, a few places may be released just before the start, so it is worth turning up. It starts at 20:00 and ends about 21:30. «Concert de Professeurs» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).
Full at 10:59 UTC. Walks and nights out on 19–21 May in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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The Ignacio Aldecoa culture house closes its science fiction club season with Yevgeny Zamyatin’s «We», the classic dystopia about a mathematician who discovers he has a soul of his own. Entry is free until the room is full and no prior registration is needed; sessions in Spanish last about 90 minutes and are led by Joseba Gómez. A great way to meet curious readers in Vitoria. «Club de ciencia ficción (2026-2027): "Nosotros" (Yevgueni Zamiatin)» Starts 19:00, ends about 20:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
Philosopher Anne Alombert presents her new book arguing that what marks our time is not artificial intelligence but «artificial stupidity», and asks how generative AI changes the way we write, speak and think together. The talk at L'Estive in Foix is free. A stimulating evening that gives you plenty to discuss with your neighbours afterwards. «Conférence "De la bêtise artificielle" - Anne Alombert, enseignante-chercheuse en philosophie contemporaine» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: OpenAgenda — L'Estive - Saison 26/27 (open data).
The Petit-Saconnex toy library hosts an evening of board games with a varied selection, free of charge and without registration, with snacks and friendly game librarians to explain the rules. The organisers explicitly welcome people coming on their own as well as friends, colleagues and families. Sitting down at a game table is one of the simplest ways to start chatting with strangers. «Soirée jeux de société» Starts 19:30, ends about 22:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Ludothèque du Petit-Saconnex (open data).
Full at 00:45 UTC. Walks and nights out on 18–20 Jun in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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Every Friday at 16:00 the GRAND GARAGE, a large makerspace in Linz's former tobacco factory, offers a free guided tour of its workshops. You see 3D printers, laser cutters, plotters, screen printing, sewing and embroidery machines and hear what kinds of projects members build there. No registration is needed; meet five minutes early at the ground-floor front desk. «Führung durch die GRAND GARAGE» Starts 16:00, ends about 17:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
Roubaix's art museum, set in a spectacular former Art Deco swimming pool, offers an unusual guided tour in which a guide talks with a mystery guest about the summer exhibition of photographer Thomas Devaux, whose images blur the line between photography, painting and design. The visit is completely free with no advance booking. Sign up at the reception desk from 17:45 on the day, within the limit of places. «Visite surprenante - Thomas Devaux à La Piscine» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:30. Source: OpenAgenda — La Piscine - Roubaix (open data).
Brive's board games club holds its 96th «Games Gaillardes» evening, with tables of family and expert board games, party games, collectible card games and miniature games. Volunteer hosts explain the rules and help you find fellow players, so coming alone is no problem. Entry is free. «Games Gaillardes n° 96» Starts 19:00, ends about 23:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Les rencontres de La Guilde Ludique Briviste (open data).
On the 18th of every month the ReWü music pub in the old town of Wels hosts a pub quiz, where teams of up to eight answer 10 to 12 questions from all areas of life, plus a few estimation rounds. Entry is free and the listing marks it as suitable for people coming alone, so it is an easy way to join a table and meet locals. The pub asks guests to reserve a seat by phone from 17:00. «REWÜ Pub Quiz» Starts 19:30, ends about 22:00. Daten: Österreich Werbung / tourdata.at (CC BY 4.0).
Full at 15:45 UTC. Walks and nights out on 17–19 Jul in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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Full at 07:29 UTC. Walks and nights out on 16–18 Aug in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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Full at 23:04 UTC. Walks and nights out on 14–16 Sep in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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Full at 13:47 UTC. Walks and nights out on 14–16 Oct in the list below; the moon is near-full on all three evenings.
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Tuesday 24 Nov 2026 at 14:54 UTC — the Beaver Moon in Gemini. All twelve coming full moons are listed above with exact times.
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