What to do in Toulouse this weekend, September 4–6, 2026?

This Sunday, September 6, Toulouse’s museums are opening their doors for free, and the Musée des Augustins stands out in particular. A former convent turned cultural gem, it houses paintings, sculptures, and unique architecture that the whole family can explore. The day’s activities include a free art workshop, a fun tour for children, and a guided tour titled “From Convent to Museum.”

This weekend in Toulouse, the first edition of the Disques & BD Festival takes over the MIN, Halle aux Fleurs. Collectors and enthusiasts will find vinyl records, CDs, comic books, manga, and collectibles there. A few spots are still available for exhibitors at this new event dedicated to enthusiasts.

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

This weekend, Pétanque Days returns for its third edition on the Alain Savary Esplanade. An XXL tournament, 40 courts, 160 triples, and 4,500 m² of facilities promise three days of competition and celebration. Local food trucks, refreshment stands, DJ sets, and entertainment will transform the village into a giant outdoor dance floor until midnight.

Right in the heart of Toulouse, the artisan ice cream shop Moustache stands out as the weekend’s must-visit gourmet destination. A multiple award winner, the brand’s Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla has been ranked among the best in France by Gault & Millau, while creations like Banoffee and Paris-Brest have been praised by the newspaper Le Monde. Its signature flavor, Amour de glace, even won a gold medal at the Lyon International Ice Cream Competition. A refreshing spot, perfect for the end of summer!

All summer long in Toulouse, the Toulouse PlagesFerris wheel towers over Port Viguerie.
From high above, it offers a breathtaking view of the Garonne River and the “Pink City.”
Young and old alike can enjoy a simple, fun summer outing that’s perfect for the holidays.

The Departmental Museum of the Resistance & Deportation is offering a free tour.
The exhibitions delve into the history of 1939–1945, covering the Occupation, the Resistance, the Liberation, and Deportation.
This memorial also invites visitors to reflect on the values of commitment, solidarity, and passing on the legacy.

This weekend in Toulouse, 14 artists are transforming Halle M into a free urban art gallery.
Above the Matabiau train tracks, 300 m² of artwork invites visitors to an original and contemporary experience.
From Wednesday through Sunday, the exhibition is easily accessible from the Marengo SNCF metro station.

Here we go! Summer is here! And to enjoy the sun —and, above all, catch your breath despite the forecast heat—there’s nothing better than strolling through Toulouse’s parks. Whether you’re just a tourist or a lover of your city, there are always wonderful walks to take in Toulouse. And because every season is a good reason to soak up nature, we’ve decided to share a selection of our five favorite gardens for strolling in Toulouse.

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

In Toulouse, the exhibition “Gauls but Romans!” reveals the fascinating encounter between two legendary civilizations. Archaeological masterpieces, daily life, beliefs, and religious practices bring to life Gaul after Julius Caesar.
The exhibition also explores the birth ofGallo-Roman archaeology in the 19th century, during the reign of Napoleon III. An ideal cultural outing for a weekend in Toulouse, combining ancient history and museum treasures.

This immersive tour of Toulouse follows Augustine Lavoisier, a schoolteacher dressed in period costume. The tour recounts how science, public health, and urban planning transformed life in Toulouse.
Through historical anecdotes and vivid storytelling, you’ll also rediscover the challenges women faced during that era. It’s the perfect cultural outing to explore Toulouse in a different way , along the banks of the Garonne.

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. It’s the perfect weekend outing to support local food systems, partner restaurants, and the flavors of southwestern France.

This Friday, our favorite team is set to play in the Top 14 semifinals. The “Pink City,” a true rugby stronghold, is full of perfect spots to follow the exploits of Stade Toulousain or major international competitions. Make the most 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 “spaceship” of the Cartoucherie that’s been open for 25 years. With 11,000 seats and exceptional versatility, the venue hosts the biggest rock, pop, comedy, and family shows. Enjoy perfect acoustics and a lineup that brings Toulouse to life every year, drawing 500,000 spectators.

To make the most of the weekend, make a reservation at Ravigote, a must-visit restaurant in the Saint-Agne neighborhood that serves comforting, home-style cuisine. Here, you’ll share large tables, pre-plated appetizers, dishes simmering in large pots, and a buffet of homemade desserts—perfect for lunch in Toulouse. The starter, main course, and dessert set menu for 20 euros, along with takeout options, make it the ideal spot for a gourmet meal without breaking the bank. With its retro decor, old-fashioned home-style atmosphere, and warm, friendly vibe, Ravigote is the perfect gourmet find for the weekend.

Head to the Stadium to watch Toulouse play 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 lively atmosphere at the Stadium.

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

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

Head to the Café du Midi, a historic Toulouse institution brought back to life by two passionate restaurateurs. There, you can enjoy hearty traditional cuisine, ranging from slow-cooked stews to meats roasted in a charcoal oven and homemade desserts. The place charms guests as much with its affordable prices as with 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!