The Zoo Art Show extends its experience at La Défense until the end of the year

The Zoo Art Show will continue to immerse you in urban art culture. Opened in June 2025 in the heart of a business office building awaiting renovation, the Zoo Art Show museum will once again be extended until the end of 2026, after an initial extension that was supposed to end in early summer.

“We are very happy to extend the adventure. It’s great news,” exclaims Antoine Roblot, founder and manager of the Zoo Art Show. Having already welcomed over 100,000 visitors since its opening, the Zoo Art Show is becoming a must-visit destination for graffiti and street art enthusiasts of all kinds. “We have thousands of positive reviews,” adds Antoine Roblot, also known as the “Marshal Panda.” Indeed, the Zoo Art Show boasts a rating of 4.8/5 on Google and TripAdvisor.

While Antoine Roblot is currently ruling out further expansion of his museum, which covers 4,000 square meters spread over four levels and has seen collaboration from hundreds of artists, the venue will continue to thrive with “new very strong artists,” as well as collaborations with big names, such as the recent one with American artist Rime.

Now planned until the end of the year, Antoine Roblot hopes to go even further. Whether here or elsewhere in the district, “We really want to stay in La Defense,” confides the “Marshal Panda,” who envisions a new permanent location when the time comes to move. “Our ambition is to create our flagship in La Defense,” admits Antoine Roblot.

In addition to the business district, the Zoo Art Show will return to its hometown of Lyon by the end of the year, as well as set up shop in Marseille for a while.

The Zoo Art Show is open from Tuesday to Sunday. To book your tickets, click here.