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Events in Toulouse, easy to join alone.

29 upcoming events in Toulouse you can go to alone, 21 of them free, from Friday 30 Oct to Monday 21 Jun 2027. Picked from city open data and official agendas. Check the official page before you go: times and prices can change.

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What is on in Toulouse

1 event in the next 14 days.

Fri30Oct
MusicToulouse

Martror and Día de Muertos folk dance night at Cabaret Le 9, Toulouse

Cabaret Le 9

The Festival Occitania closes with a balèti, a folk dance party, that celebrates both the Martror, the Occitan feast of the dead, and Mexico's Día de los Muertos. La Tarasca builds a bridge between Veracruz and Occitania with son jarocho, jarana, zapateado, accordion and songs in Spanish and Occitan, then Masca Son turn traditional tunes into techno-punk for dancing late. No experience needed; the dances are taught as you go. Presale €10 (€8 reduced), €12 at the door. «Balèti fandango amb Masca Son + La Tarasca - Festival Occitania» Starts 20:00, ends about 23:59. Source: OpenAgenda — Festival Occitania (open data).

Sat7Nov
Free
OutdoorsToulouseAlcohol-free friendly

Architecture walk in Rangueil, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse

Université Paul Sabatier

Toulouse's architecture and heritage service runs a series of guided walks, and this Saturday-morning edition explores Rangueil, the south-eastern district around the Université Paul Sabatier campus on Route de Narbonne. The format is described as one route with two voices: a guide and an architect take you through the city's modern and contemporary buildings and explain the main architectural currents that shape its identity. The walk is free and the listing points to the Toulouse tourist office website for further details. It starts at 10:00 and ends at 12:00, and everything is in French. Bring comfortable shoes and a layer for a November morning outdoors. Walking tours are a classic way to meet people while travelling alone, since there is always a building to look at together. «Balades architecturales : Rangueil» Starts 10:00, ends about 12:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Architecture et Patrimoine / Noviciat (open data).

Thu19Nov
CultureToulouseAlcohol-free friendly

Late-night life drawing and artist talk, Musée des Augustins, Toulouse

Musée des Augustins

On Thursday 19 November 2026 the Musée des Augustins in Toulouse opens late for its monthly evening, this time on the theme of art and creativity and with the artist Nicolas Dhervillers present. The listing gives a programme of activities: a creative workshop with life drawing from 18:00 to 20:00, sketching of the museum's statues at 18:30 and 19:30, and two meetings with the artist at the same times. Museum entry is paid, while the activities themselves are free, and the shop stays open. The listing does not give a ticket price, so check the museum website before you go. The page is in French. A museum after hours is a quiet, easy place to spend an evening alone: you can sketch at your own pace, wander between the statues, and talk to other visitors about what you are drawing. «Nocturne : Art et créativité» Starts 18:00, ends about 21:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Musée des Augustins (open data).

Sat21Nov
SocialToulouse

Café Bricol' repair café near Arènes

Le Hangar

A Saturday-morning repair café session run by Toulouse's Café Bricol' network at Le Hangar near Arènes metro. In the repair-café spirit, people fix everyday objects together, and tinkering side by side is one of the easiest ways to strike up a conversation.

Sun22Nov
Free
OutdoorsToulouseAlcohol-free friendly

Free guided riverside walk around Port Saint-Sauveur

Passerelle des Soupirs (Capitainerie side)

A Sunday-afternoon walk led by Parcours d'architecture along the canal around Port Saint-Sauveur, looking at bridges, banks, gardens and the buildings that shaped this part of Toulouse. It is free with online registration, and walking in a small group gives plenty of chances to chat.

Wed25Nov
SocialToulouse

Lukaraoké: live-piano karaoke night at Le Bijou, Toulouse

Le Bijou

On Wednesday 25 November 2026 the Bijou in Toulouse hosts Lukaraoké, part of the Culture Bar-Bars festival, a karaoke night with no backing track and no palm-tree video. Instead there is a pianist, Lucas, who adapts to your range, waits for you and helps if you get lost. A list of songs, French and not French, is shown on a video projector so everyone can read the words. People put their name on a small list and wait their turn, listening to the others, then step up to sing alone, in pairs, in threes or in a crowd. The listing says there are always people who want to sing, and that listening is welcome too. It gives no ticket price, so check the venue page linked from the listing. The show starts at 20:30. A shared singalong with strangers is one of the easiest ways to spend an evening alone, because everyone is cheering for the next person. «LUKARAOKÉ» Starts 20:30, ends about 22:30. Source: OpenAgenda — FESTIVAL CULTURE BAR-BARS (open data).

Sat28Nov
MusicToulouse

Open Stage for Musicians at Le Bijou

BIJOU

Le Bijou's open stage invites amateur and experienced musicians to play one or two songs each; sign up on the list from 30 minutes before. A piano, guitar and cajón are usually available, and the bistro crowd is friendly. No price is shown on the listing.

Fri4Dec
Free
MusicToulouse

Sesilha: Occitan Traditional Music Session

COMDT

A convivial session where musicians learn tunes by ear and improvise on Occitan repertoire — bring any instrument, whatever it is. Entry is free. Trad sessions welcome newcomers and listeners alike, so it is an easy way to meet people on a Friday night.

Wed30Dec
Free
CultureToulouseAlcohol-free friendly

Persepolis film screening, Resistance Museum, Toulouse

Musée départemental de la Résistance et de la Déportation

On Wednesday 30 December the departmental Museum of the Resistance and Deportation in Toulouse, on allée des Demoiselles, shows the animated film Persepolis in a screening with a snack. The 97-minute French film of 2007, by Vincent Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi, follows Marjane as she prepares to fly back to her native city and remembers her past, plunging into the difficult and chaotic history of Iran through war, repression and dictatorship. The museum recommends it from the age of eleven. Entry is free, subject to the number of places available, and no booking is mentioned. The announcement is in French. The screening starts at 15:00 and ends at about 16:30, an easy afternoon outing that works equally well if you come alone and want to discuss the film afterwards. «Persepolis» Starts 15:00, ends about 16:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Musée départemental de la Résistance & de la Déportation de la Haute-Garonne (open data).

Sun3Jan
Free
CultureToulouseAlcohol-free friendly
· 2027

Free First Sunday at the Musée des Augustins

Musée des Augustins

On the first Sunday of the month the Musée des Augustins, set in a former medieval convent, opens free from ten to six. The programme includes a drop-in art workshop, guides available to talk about the works throughout the day, and a 2:30 pm themed tour on still lifes and genre scenes. Talking with the mediators and other visitors in the cloister is an easy way to start the year.

Sat9Jan
OutdoorsToulouseAlcohol-free friendly
· 2027

Guided Street-Tree Walk with the Muséum's Botanist in Toulouse

Centre culturel Saint-Cyprien

Muséum botanist Boris Presseq leads a walk from the Centre culturel Saint-Cyprien to the Muséum, explaining the history and survival strategies of the trees lining Toulouse's streets. It is linked to a photo exhibition on the Białowieża forest, which is presented at the start and finish. The group is limited to 20 people, and the organisers suggest bringing a camera.

Sat9Jan
LearningToulouseAlcohol-free friendly
· 2027

Art Conversation with the Director of the Musée des Augustins

Musée des Augustins

Museum director Laure Dalon hosts an informal 90-minute exchange about the life of the collections, covering works, restoration and new acquisitions, sometimes with a guest. Visitors can ask questions directly. A small discussion group in a former convent is a relaxed setting for meeting other art lovers.

Wed13Jan
Free
MusicToulouse
· 2027

Public Viola Masterclass with Antoine Tamestit in Toulouse

CRR-Espace Varèse

World-renowned violist Antoine Tamestit coaches conservatoire students through repertoire ranging from Bach and Mozart to Brahms, Bartók and Widmann. The public can watch for free, subject to available seats. Watching a masterclass is relaxed and quiet, and you can come and go as you like.

Tue19Jan
Free
LearningToulouseAlcohol-free friendly
· 2027

Bavardages: Free French Conversation Hour at Serveyrolles Library

Médiathèque Serveyrolles

If you are learning French, this weekly hour is a relaxed chance to speak it about books, films, traditions and the countries participants come from. The first Tuesday of the month has a host, while the other sessions, including this one, run on their own among regulars. It is free and every level and nationality is welcome, which makes walking in alone easy.

Tue19Jan
Free
· 2027

Free Voice and Chamber Music Concert at Toulouse Conservatoire

CRR – Espace Varèse

Students from the conservatoire's singing classes and chamber music classes share the stage in an evening concert. Entry is free within the limits of available seats, with booking opening on 8 January. Even if it shows as full, the organisers suggest turning up, as seats are often released just before the start.

Mon25Jan
Free
· 2027

Free teachers' concert, Saint-Pierre des Cuisines, Toulouse

Auditorium Saint-Pierre des Cuisines

On Monday 25 January at 20:00 the Toulouse conservatoire presents a free teachers' concert in the Saint-Pierre des Cuisines auditorium, on place Saint-Pierre. The programme, called strings and bellows, a gust of madness, takes the audience from Johann Sebastian Bach to Astor Piazzolla and Richard Galliano, with two violins, viola, cello, double bass and accordion. Entry is free but reservation is required through the conservatoire's online box office. The listing adds that even if the concert is shown as full, a few seats may be released just before the start, so it is worth turning up. The language is French. The concert starts at 20:00 and ends at about 21:30. «Concert de Professeurs» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

Thu28Jan
Free
LearningToulouseAlcohol-free friendly
· 2027

Bavardages: Free French Conversation Hour at Grand M Library

Médiathèque Grand M

Every Thursday afternoon, librarians host a friendly hour of conversation in French for learners of any level or nationality, without judgement. Topics range from books, films and shows to the traditions and history of participants' countries. The sessions are free, and everyone comes to talk, so arriving alone is easy.

Fri29Jan
Free
· 2027

Night of the Conservatoire: Free Concerts and Dance in Toulouse

Conservatoire de Toulouse

For the national Night of Conservatoires, Toulouse's music and dance school opens from 18:00 to 23:00 with student performances, roaming music and classical and contemporary dance, ensemble concerts and surprise guests. Entry is free. You can wander between rooms at your own pace, which suits a solo visit perfectly.

Sat27Feb
Free
MusicToulouse
· 2027

Voices, dance and traditional music showcase, Toulouse conservatoire

Auditorium Saint-Pierre des Cuisines

On Saturday 27 February the Toulouse regional conservatoire presents a free showcase at the Auditorium Saint-Pierre des Cuisines, where three departments meet on one stage. The Maîtrise de Toulouse, a choir directed by Mark Opstad, performs alongside second-cycle students of classical, contemporary and jazz dance, and the traditional music department led by Pascal Caumont. Together they promise a collaborative creation that blends voices, movement and folk instruments. Admission is free but requires a reservation, and booking opens on Wednesday 17 February at noon through the conservatoire's online ticket office. The listing is in French. The show is given twice that day, at 17:00 and again at 20:00, and this entry covers the first, hour-long performance. A conservatoire showcase is an easy solo outing, with young performers and a warm hometown mood. It starts at 17:00 and ends about 18:00. «Rencontre entre voix, danse et musiques traditionnelles» Starts 17:00, ends about 18:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

Wed17Mar
Free
MusicToulouse
· 2027

Free early-evening student concert, Toulouse conservatoire

CRR-Espace Varèse

On Wednesday 17 March the Toulouse regional conservatoire holds a free early-evening concert in its Espace Varèse hall, on Rue Larrey. It belongs to a format called Petites Scènes, a series of auditions designed to show the variety of instrumental practice by mixing students from different classes. The performers are pupils in the first and second cycles of study, so expect short pieces on many instruments, from strings and winds to piano and percussion, played by young musicians who are still learning to perform in public. The listing adds that younger students can also come to discover instruments they do not know. Entry is free, subject to the places available, and there is no booking mentioned. The text is in French. The concert starts at 18:30 and ends about 19:30, which suits an after-work stop on the way home. «Concert tôt» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

Fri26Mar
Free
· 2027

Free Harmonie A wind ensemble concert, Toulouse conservatoire

Auditorium Saint-Pierre des Cuisines

On Friday 26 March the Toulouse regional conservatoire presents a free concert by the Harmonie A in the Saint-Pierre des Cuisines auditorium. Conducted by Jean-Guy Olive, the ensemble brings together about sixty third-cycle students and is described as advanced, demanding two hours of weekly rehearsal. Its repertoire is ambitious: major symphonic transcriptions such as Scheherazade and the Symphonie fantastique, original works such as Les Voyages de Gulliver, Big Apple and Poème Alpestre, and pieces by contemporary composers including Aulio, Cesarini and De Meij. The ensemble performs twice a year. Admission is free but booking is required online, with reservations opening on 16 March at noon. The listing adds that even if 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» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

Wed21Apr
Free
· 2027

Free teachers concert, Berlioz and Liszt, Carmélites chapel, Toulouse

Chapelle des Carmélites

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).

Thu22Apr
Free
· 2027

Free early-evening student concert, Chapelle des Carmélites

Chapelle des Carmélites

In its «Grandes Scènes» format, Toulouse's regional conservatoire brings advanced students from different instrument classes together for an early-evening concert in the Chapelle des Carmélites, famous for its painted ceiling. Entry is free within the limits of available seats, and an hour of live music after work is a gentle way to spend an evening on your own. «Concert tôt» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

Thu29Apr
Free
· 2027

Free early-evening student concert «Concert tôt», Toulouse

CRR-Espace Varèse

The Toulouse regional conservatoire's «Concert tôt» series brings students from different classes together on stage; this «Grandes Scènes» edition features its more advanced players across a mix of instruments. Entry is free within the limits of available seats, and a one-hour concert right after work at Espace Varèse is an easy outing to enjoy alone. «Concert tôt» Starts 18:30, ends about 19:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

Mon21Jun
Free
· 2027

Fête de la Musique student concert at Alban Minville, Toulouse

Centre Culturel Alban Minville

On the evening of the Fête de la Musique the Toulouse regional conservatoire presents a concert by students of its Play Music programme, which brings music lessons into the city’s neighbourhoods, at the Alban Minville cultural centre in Bellefontaine. Entry is free, with booking required. A warm community evening to cheer on local musicians before heading into the city’s street concerts. «Concert — Play music V#3 et V#4» Starts 19:00, ends about 21:00. Source: OpenAgenda — Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Toulouse (open data).

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What is on in Toulouse soon?

The next event in Toulouse is "Martror and Día de Muertos folk dance night at Cabaret Le 9, Toulouse" on Friday 30 Oct at 20:00. 1 event is listed in the next two weeks, and 29 up to Monday 21 Jun 2027.

Are events in Toulouse free?

21 of the 29 upcoming events listed here are marked free. The rest are low-cost or ticketed; the price is on each official page, so check it before you go.

What kinds of events can I find in Toulouse?

Right now: music (16), social (4), outdoors (3), culture (3), learning (3). Common venues are CRR-Espace Varèse, Musée des Augustins, COMDT.

Is it OK to go to an event in Toulouse alone?

Yes, that is the point of this list. We pick talks, concerts, walks, language cafés and workshops where many people arrive on their own and there is a natural moment to start talking. Nobody checks whether you came with a friend.

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