What to do in Toulouse this weekend, May 15–17, 2026?

The Plein Phare Festival returns to Toulouse for two days of open-air electronic music at Pech David. Spanning over 6,000 m², the lineup features 35 hours of music and 50 local artists.
A 360° stage, covered dance floor, bars, and food options make for a festive and highly musical weekend. An ideal outing for fans of techno, after-parties, and the outdoor electronic scene.

This weekend in Toulouse, the Couvent des Jacobins is hosting an interactive quiz in its historic chapter house. Working in teams, participants of all ages race to answer questions using buzzers in a fun and lively atmosphere.
The experience combines history from the 13th to the 20th century, team spirit, and discoveries about Toulouse’s heritage. An original family activity to test your knowledge in an exceptional cultural setting.

Candlelight concerts are unforgettable musical experiences, illuminated by thousands of candles in iconic Toulouse venues. The program pays tribute to music legends such as Queen, Jean-Jacques Goldman, and Vivaldi, offering unique evenings where every note turns into magic.

Toulouse à Table brings the city to life with a food festival designed for foodies and the curious. On the agenda: farmers’ markets, tastings, chef workshops, and talks on sustainable food.
The Grand Banquet de mai also promises a wonderful, convivial gathering centered around cassoulet and local specialties. An ideal weekend outing to support local food systems, partner restaurants, and the flavors of the Southwest.

The Pink City, a true rugby stronghold, is brimming with perfect spots to follow the exploits of Stade Toulousain or major international competitions. Take advantage of the weekend to cheer on our favorite team with family or friends over a drink!

This weekend, treat yourself to a memorable evening at the Zénith Toulouse Métropole, the Cartoucherie’s “spaceship” venue that has been open for 25 years. With 11,000 seats and exceptional flexibility, the venue hosts the biggest rock, pop, comedy, and family shows. Enjoy perfect acoustics and a lineup that gets Toulouse buzzing every year with 500,000 attendees.

Come discover the Pastel Museum in Labège for a unique cultural outing centered on the historic blue of Occitanie. Here, you’ll learn about the history of the Isatis tinctoria plant, the Land of Cocagne, and the craftsmanship recognized as part of France’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, through a fun-filled journey for all ages. With self-guided tours, dyeing workshops to customize a tote bag, and children’s activities centered on the plant’s cultivation, it’s the perfect family outing near Toulouse.

To make the most of the weekend, book a table at Ravigote, a must-visit restaurant in the Saint-Agne neighborhood serving comforting, home-style cooking. Here, you’ll share large tables, pre-plated appetizers, dishes simmering in pots, and a buffet of homemade desserts—perfect for lunch in Toulouse. The three-course menu for 20 euros and takeout options make it an ideal spot for a gourmet meal without breaking the bank. With its retro decor, home-style vibe, and warm atmosphere, Ravigote is the perfect gourmet spot for the weekend.

Head to the Stadium to watch Toulouse in a high-stakes Ligue 1 match. Enjoy a unique atmosphere, perfect for a late afternoon of soccer before a night out in Toulouse. It’s the ideal outing to have a blast with friends, cheer on TFC, and soak upthe Stadium’s electric atmosphere.

Head to Saint-Aubin to discover Paliss’Art, an XXL street art exhibition centered around the metro construction site, like an open-air museum. There, you can admire 30 original works —graffiti, paintings, comics—brought together under the theme “Beneath the Surface.” Perfect for an artistic stroll through Toulouse. The construction fences become true urban canvases, which will later be auctioned off—an ideal way to support Toulouse artists and the local street art scene. Take the opportunity to scan the QR codes, spot your favorites, and plan your next outing to the Saint-Aubin neighborhood.

This Sunday, Les Tricheurs are livening up Toulouse with their wild Sunday quiz at 8:30 PM. Twisted riddles, general knowledge, crazy questions, and a musical blind test challenge teams of 2 to 6. Sign up via Messenger for this friendly ritual that’s more fun than dinner at Grandma’s. The perfect game bar for laughing and shining with friends.

Head to Café du Midi, a historic Toulouse spot brought up to date by two passionate restaurateurs. Here you can enjoy hearty traditional cuisine, ranging from slow-cooked dishes to meat roasted in a wood-fired oven and homemade desserts. The place charms as much for its affordable prices as for its down-to-earth, friendly, and quintessentially Toulouse atmosphere. With its old-school brasserie vibe and its future large terrace reminiscent of a village square, it’s the perfect stop between strolls through Compans-Caffarelli.

For fans of all-you-can-eat brunch in Toulouse, several spots stand out. Le Troquet Garonne offers a sweet buffet for €29, featuring all-you-can-eat homemade pastries and Viennese pastries. Le Barricot offers a Sunday brunch with a wide selection of dishes, perfect before a stroll through the Compans-Caffarelli Garden. Maison Soclo and Eklo, meanwhile, offer refined brunches for €31 and €26, respectively, in enchanting settings. Toulouse Secret reveals the best spots for a hearty brunch!