Overview
- The Élysée confirmed that President Emmanuel Macron will mark the 10th anniversary by stopping at the Stade de France, rue Faubourg‑du‑Temple, rue Alibert, rue de Charonne, boulevard Voltaire and the Bataclan to join families and victims’ associations.
- A national ceremony is scheduled from 18:00 to 19:40 at place Saint‑Gervais, directed by Thierry Reboul with Thomas Jolly, featuring a music‑centered program and a requiem by Victor Le Masne.
- The event will be shown on a giant screen at place de la République, where the City of Paris invites citizens from Saturday to lay candles, flowers or messages at the base of the statue.
- Macron will inaugurate the publicly accessible memorial garden designed by Gilles Clément, whose stone enclosure uses six granite blocks to evoke the attack sites, with victims’ names engraved and a ground plan of the streets.
- City programming includes a photo exhibition at place de la République, additional exhibits at the Archives de Paris and Musée Carnavalet, a touring play of testimonies, a commemorative run to Hôtel de Ville, and a concert at the Théâtre des Champs‑Élysées honoring the 132 victims and more than 350 wounded.