Because there is something deeply queer about refusing to fit into boxes, and turning that impossibility into a celebration. On Saturday, September 26, TIMIT takes over Kilomètre25 for an extended night, conceived as one long movement towards sunrise.
A lineup spanning house, techno, acid, electronic grooves and more unexpected detours, featuring Fred Djaaleb, Josh Caffé, HAAi, Clarisa Kimskii and Tedesco.
Fred Djaaleb will open the night with a selection moving between house and techno, shaped by his experience of Parisian club culture. He will be followed by Josh Caffé, a key figure in London’s underground house and techno scene, whose sets blend ghetto tech, acid house, techno and electronic grooves.
HAAi will then take over with her free-flowing, intense approach to electronic music — one that refuses to be confined to a single category. Clarisa Kimskii will carry the movement forward with her distinctive take on techno, combining tribal grooves, psychedelic textures and propulsive rhythms.
Finally, Tedesco will guide the final hours of the night, into that suspended space where darkness gradually gives way to light. A night to lose your bearings, let time do its work, and dance until the early morning.
One week before the march, TIMIT invites you to dance.
On October 3, 2026, Pride will take to the streets of Paris, with its procession, its demands, its signs and its thousands of bodies.
A Pride out of step.
Two days to keep the celebration going.
One week before the march.
Two moments in the same story, and the same pride.
