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Slam Dunk Show 2026: Paris to hold first basketball salon in November

The first edition of the Slam Dunk Show, a new event dedicated to basketball culture and its various disciplines, will take place on November 21 and 22, 2026, at the Halle Georges-Carpentier in Paris. The Fédération Française de…

Slam Dunk Show 2026: Paris to hold first basketball salon in November

The first edition of the Slam Dunk Show, a new event dedicated to basketball culture and its various disciplines, will take place on November 21 and 22, 2026, at the Halle Georges-Carpentier in Paris. The Fédération Française de BasketBall (FFBB) is a partner of the event, which aims to bring together clubs, players, families, and fans in the 13th arrondissement.

Event Details at Halle Georges-Carpentier

The two-day exhibition is designed to highlight the diverse facets of the sport through a format that combines public experiences, competitions, and interactive animations. While the organizers have described the event as France’s first basketball salon, they have indicated that the full schedule and specific activities will be released in the coming weeks. The Halle Georges-Carpentier, a venue well known to French basketball, will serve as the primary host for the weekend.

Ticketing and Access Information

Organizers have confirmed a tiered pricing structure for the inaugural event. Adult passes for the full two-day experience are priced at €20, with a reduced rate of €15 for eligible attendees. Single-day entry is set at €12 for standard tickets and €9 for reduced-rate tickets. Children under the age of 8 receive free admission. Tickets and further event updates are available through the official Slam Dunk Show website.

Slam Dunk Show 2026: Paris to hold first basketball salon in November

What Is the Slam Dunk Show?

What is the primary goal of the Slam Dunk Show?
The event is intended to serve as a hub for the basketball community, connecting actors, players, and fans to promote the sport and its culture.

Who is supporting this initiative?
The Fédération Française de BasketBall (FFBB) is acting as a partner for this first edition to help facilitate the gathering of the sport’s various audiences and promote basketball.

Where can I find updates on the program?
Specific programming, including the list of animations and competitions, is set to be unveiled by the organizers in the weeks leading up to the November 2026 dates. Updates are also being shared via the event’s official social media channels on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.

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