Every weekend, you ask yourself the same question: “What shall we do this weekend?” Look no further:Marseille Secrètehas found the must-see events for the weekendof March 13-15, 2026 . Whether you love music, walks, food, or art, all you have to do is pick from this list ofmust-seeactivities in Marseille.
(Re)discover Mediterranean cuisine at Sirha Méditerranée
For the first time ever, Marseille is hosting the inaugural Sirha Méditerranée trade show. The event brings together players from the restaurant and hotel industry and showcases the diversity of Mediterranean cuisine. Between new trends and tradition, the 290 exhibitors welcome visitors in a friendly atmosphere. Not to mention inspiring conferences and the Bocuse d’Or Europe competition!
Be enchanted by 100 gospel voices
Straight from the British TV show Britain’s Got Talent, the group of artists “The 100 Voices of Gospel” will beat the Dôme de Marseille this Saturday. Singers, dancers, and musicians come together for a show that has already won over millions of spectators. There are still a few tickets left for latecomers!
Dreaming by candlelight
This weekend, Marseille will be resonating to the sound of some of the greatest classics in music. Imagine the soft glow of thousands of candles and musicians brilliantly performing iconic tunes. An enchanting and intimate interlude, perfect for a successful evening. Book your ticket now for this unique experience!
For a relaxing break this weekend in Marseille, what could be better than enjoying one of nature’s most beautiful spectacles? Whether you’re taking a stroll through Parc Longchamp or visiting Parc Borély, don’t miss a detour to their charming Japanese gardens. When the cherry trees are in bloom, the space becomes perfect for contemplation and spring picnics.
Among the highlights to note is the Geev Shop Tour, a 100% free pop-up store, which is setting up shop at the La Galerie – La Valentine shopping center. This two-stage event will take place from March 11 to 14 for the collection. Drop off any items you no longer need, such as decorations, small appliances, books, toys, and tableware, directly at the store. As an added incentive, forevery five items donated, you will receive a€5 vouchervalid in the shopping center (limited to two vouchers per person). The store will then be open to the public from March 18 to 21, then on March 27 and 28, 2026.
Listen to music in unusual places
As part of the French-language music festival Avec le temps, Parcours Chanson invites music lovers to venues beyond the traditional venues for contemporary music. Bars, libraries, and even workshops will become stages for emerging talent on March 6, 7, 11, and 14.
If you’re looking for a great gourmet deal this weekend (and beyond), TheFork Festival is coming to Marseille. Twenty-four participating restaurants are offering a 50% discount and a great opportunity to try out new places! Book via TheFork app or website.
Laugh yourself silly at the biggest comedy club in the south of France
Want to start the weekend with a good dose of laughter? Every Friday, the Marseille Comedy Club opens its doors. With three rooms and three unique atmospheres, their mission remains the same: to make you cry with laughter! From emerging talents to stars of the French scene, enjoy an unmissable experience in Marseille. Whether you’re alone, with a friend, or in a group, the party is waiting for you!
Make an artistic stopover at Docks Village
Take a breath of artistic air at the Docks Village during the Escales Artistiques. Whether professionals or curious visitors, everyone is immersed in a mix ofcontemporary and urban art. The project brings together established and emerging artists in a lively journey inspired by iconic works by JonOne, Pasqua, Keith Haring, and Banksy. With a rich program of live music, meetings, and workshops, the event welcomes all enthusiasts and curious visitors.
(Re)discover Marseille through time
Imagine being transported back a century and seeing how the years have shaped your neighborhood in Marseille. This is what the exhibition Marseille 111 villages, a century of amateur cinema in Marseille, organized by Ciné Mémoire, offers. An event bringing together previously unseen archives of short films shot in different neighborhoods of Marseille. A 100% Marseille journey that is free for the nostalgic and the curious.
Ready for total immersion? Head to the Carrières des Lumières from February 13 to discover a spectacular exhibition dedicated to Picasso and Frida Kahlo. Between giant projections and Provençal escapism, enjoy a unique moment just one hour from Marseille.
Taking on the challenges of Prison Island
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Cooperation, adrenaline, and escape: that’s what awaits you at Prison Island, an adventure where your muscles and your brain are your best allies. With family or friends, take on unusual challenges and collect points for a successful escape. Whatever your profile, there’s only one rule: work together to win! Are you up to the challenge?
Delve into the history of the Marseille coastline
The Marseille Municipal Archives present a captivating exhibition exploring the transformation of its 50 kilometers of coastline. From the natural landscapes of the Calanques to heavily urbanized areas, history reveals the many changes this seafront has undergone since the Middle Ages. In light of the current challenges posed by climate change, this retrospective offers crucial insight. The exhibition ” Between Land and Sea, a History of the Marseille Coastline ” invites visitors to analyze the history and perception of this dynamic and vulnerable coastal area, highlighting its environmental, urban, and societal challenges.
Warm up with a delicious raclette
With winter well and truly here, it’s time to get out the raclette machines! Flows of melted cheese await you at the Marché des Argonautes for a convivial all-you-can-eat raclette. And if you prefer a chic, gourmet option with a view of the Bonne Mère, head to the Bar à Bulles.
If you’re looking for a cultural outing, don’t miss the new exhibition “Aden–Marseille. From one port to another” at the Centre de la Vieille Charité. In collaboration with the Louvre Museum, it highlights more than a century of exchanges between Marseille and the Yemeni port of Aden. Through rare works and archives from international collections, the exhibition tells the story of the commercial, human, and cultural ties that have shaped these two port cities. It’s a fascinating visit that offers a different perspective on the maritime soul of Marseille.
To escape the cold and treat yourself to a moment of relaxation, why not enjoy a hot cup of tea? Marseille is full of charming tea rooms that invite you to discover a variety of flavors, from delicate teas to artisanal pastries. Whether you’re looking for a cozy atmosphere, original decor, or rare tea blends, follow the guide for a true interlude of indulgence and tranquility.
Get into the party spirit at the Chalet des Amis
La Cabane des Amis is putting on its thickest coat and opening its winter version this Friday: the Chalet des Amis. Immerse yourself in a Savoyard environment with tall fir trees, cable cars, and, above all, stalls selling gingerbread, hot chestnuts, mulled wine, and hot chocolate! On Friday and Saturday evenings, the bar turns into a dance floor, while on Sunday lunchtime, the atmosphere becomes more convivial with raclettes, fondues, and large tables. And the icing on the cake:admission is free!
Discoverthe evolution of Marseille from 1860 to the present day throughan exhibition dedicated to the Detaille dynasty at the Marseille History Museum. Three generations of photographers have captured the heritage, transformations, and traditions of Marseille. This major retrospective will take you on a journey through time.
A true Sunday morning institution, it’s the perfect way to end the weekend (or recover from a night of heavy drinking). Whether you prefer pancakes, salmon toast, or freshly squeezed orange juice, Marseille has something for every foodie looking for a nice place to brunch. Follow the guide to our favorite brunch spots.
Why not add a festive touch to your weekend by enjoying one of the city’s best cocktails? Trendy, exotic, quirky, or mysterious, Marseille is full of cocktail bars to try (or rediscover). Indulge in this subtle blend of flavors and find your favorite in our list of the best cocktail bars in Marseille.
Treat yourself to a break in the heart of Provence
Would you rather take advantage of the weekend to treat yourself to a little getaway outside the city? The area around Marseille is full of picturesque villages full of charm to (re)discover. Whether it’s for a cultural trip, an immersion in Provençal traditions, or just a moment of leisure andescape, why not head to one of the 10 most beautiful villages in Provence?